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Bets are wagered with"non-negotiable chips" and winning bets are paid out by casinos in so-called"cash" chips.
Ms. Devillet agreed to research whether this issue is pertinent to the Model, especially in so-called" triangular" cases.
For some years, that is to say until 2007/2008, the Court will be housed in so-called interim premises.
No faces turned dark as he approached, and few gave him the haughty looks that were common in so-called genteel societies.
It also recalled that, despite higher numbers of women graduating from training courses, women remain concentrated in so-called typically female occupations.
Biodenticals are sometimes custom mixed in so-called compounding pharmacies;
Sustenir Agriculture is one of more than 30 vertical farms in Singapore, which has seen a doubling in so-called sky farms in three years.
Continual change, i.e., sublation of abstract identity with itself, is also found in so-called inorganic nature.
Moreover, a dominant form of employment was in so-called" sheltered workshops".
E-bike models that meet certain criteria can be combined in so-called certification units.
One reason why those intelligence budgets are classified: millions of dollars in so-called'ghost money' given to foreign governments.
Generation Z, for example, doesn't believe only in so-called big brands; they prefer unique things and new brands from their own generation.
What“computation” is, is unclear to most material scientists, whereas computer scientists are largely unaware of recent advances in so-called active and smart materials.
As indicated in recent United Nations reports, Israeli demolitions and the displacement of Palestinians in so-called" Area C" have grown steadily since 2009.
The women on the production line worked in so-called cleanrooms and wore protective suits, but that was for the chips' protection, not theirs.
China's logistics market reached 1 trillion yuan in 2015, led by an increase in so-called storage spending that includes warehousing, processing and packaging of goods.
This nefarious handwriting is perfectly evident in so-called business Skrobala,“chemical dossier” of Syria, formerly in fabricating pretexts for military assaults on Yugoslavia and Iraq.”.
The Committee is concerned at discriminatory provisions in the Penal Code that allow perpetrators to invoke the defence of honour as a mitigating circumstance in so-called" honour crimes"(arts. 192 and 242).
(b) Occupational segregation of men and women persists, including in the higher occupational category of senior officials and managers, and women are concentrated in so-called typically female occupations;