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And a fully-loaded ambulance is about 9,200 pounds, which would mean that you'd need to use a maximum of 44,498 newtons of force.
he would give you some bonus points, which would mean.
European sanctions restrict the ability of our banks to receive loans for the financing of agriculture, which would mean that the EU farmers would benefit from conditions of unfair competition on the Russian market.
The reason for this time difference is that one end would have a time of +12 hours UTC while the other would have a time of -12 hours UTC, which would mean a difference of 24 hours on a number line.
The company's plans in Romania are to own wind power parks with a total installed capacity of 400MW by 2012, which would mean investing around 600m euros.
you probably have eight sets of eyes which would mean I'd have 16 boobs, which would mean my lingerie bill would go through the roof.
whether it might require a spinal fusion, which would mean a much longer recovery period
To follow the activities in this plan means to be sure that a team member will not return to the old bad behavior patterns, which would mean that you have to start with the same process all over again and become more preoccupied with it.
corresponds to your physiognomy, which would mean that its choice depends on a case by case.
Members of this association want to build wind parks of 1,000 megawatts in Serbia in the next three to five years(currently are in development the projects of a capacity of about 700 MW), which would mean an investment of more than one billion EUR.
Design which that persongoing to conduct will be everything that can be seen on this website, which would mean a complete POS,
only has a 31 percent market share, which would mean it has around the same number of users as Windows 10.
To use these funds, the key thing is to increase Serbia's absorption capacities, which would mean the resolution of numerous systemic issues in environmental investment management- which is needed to coordinate the different competent bodies
not storage, which would mean a temporary depositing", said Crnković.
In Wednesday's speech he repeated his contention that the U.K. can handle any bumps that come from tumbling out of the bloc without a deal, which would mean the instant imposition of customs checks
confirms that all these elements were left on the company servers when they were auctioned off after the company went out of business, which would mean that the studio has to painstakingly recreate all these elements.
that a network reperfusion program can reduce by 5% in absolute value cases of mortality in people who have suffered a heart attack, which would mean, at the state level,
especially blue colour which would mean water.
Which would mean collaborating with others.
Or four bars of milk chocolate, which would mean around 900 calories and 50 grams of fat.