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The opening of the Pre-moot was preceded by the cocktail for arbitrators held in the offices of Karanović/Nikolić law firm.
Patenting this remedy(in 1996) was preceded by a mandatory check at the medical facility
The official opening of the festival was preceded by the play“Fractus V” by the Belgian troop“Eastman”.
The appearance of the production car was preceded by the concept car Citroen C3 Lumiere, presented at the Paris Motor Show in 1998.
Today's ceremony was preceded by a long and arduous,
The certificate-awarding ceremony was preceded by a two-day workshop during which the interns, along with their mentors, summed up the impressions gained in the program.
The beginning of the swim was preceded by a solemn liturgy and a procession,
The session of the Central Economic Work Conference was preceded by a meeting of the Central Leading Group for deepen reform,
Such an assessment was preceded by a report of Goran Savic, the Commander of the Bujanovac Police Station(PS), who said that"the
A sudden spike in death rates among young people in October 1918 was preceded by a recommendation to take a large amount of aspirin:“1 gm.
which means"achieving peace", was preceded by the Showa era(1926-1989),
The SOS standard signal for distress was preceded by the standard“CQD” signal which meant literally: CQ:
Its establishment was preceded by the exceptionally fast development of physics in postwar Yugoslavia,
between the Mongols and Russians was preceded by a duel of the opposing sides' best warriors.
The Austrian Republic was preceded by a constitutional monarchy,
This was preceded by a series of scientific publications in collaboration with well-known scientists.[17][18]
ASEAN was preceded by an organization formed in 31 July 1961 called the Association of Southeast Asia(ASA), a group consisting
The Conference was preceded by the meeting of the Adriatic-Ionian Council, attended by the ministers of foreign affairs of the Adriatic-Ionian Initiative.
It was preceded by the second stage, marked by the transfer of a substantial share of industry to the third countries in pursuit of cheap labour