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The movie'The Hunt' has opened up an inflamed part of the community,
Mattel and Cognitoy has opened up a new way to gather data about our children,
In the turbulent period that has opened up we will see big shocks
In the middle of the Hamburger Schanze, a little paradise for lovers of fine delicacies has opened up.
The Danish Immigration Service and the Danish Embassy in Beijing has opened up a fasttrack visa application for Chinese citizens who want to visit Greenland.
A yawning abyss has opened up between Germany and the nations of southern Europe,
The emergence of digital media has opened up advertising avenues,
A new era of social revolution has opened up on a world scale,
In this turbulent period that has opened up, the working class will place firmly on the order of the day the socialist transformation of society.
The Internet has opened up other avenues for people to access drugs like steroids that they would otherwise not be able to access.
And I know that what you have done has opened up a road to save thousands and thousands of people.
Thankfully, Samsung has opened up S Health to work with connected services like RunKeeper,
The challenge to them is to name a country with a weak economy that has opened up and succeeded in developing its economy.
The discussion of both documents shows that the Maastricht Treaty has opened up a new chapter in European social policy.
My research says the reduction in Ultra Aura power is caused by a very small Ultra Wormhole, which has opened up not very far from here.
Communication between us has opened up.
Suddenly, a violent roar pierces the silence- the portal to the Shadow World has opened up!
A very small Ultra Wormhole, which has opened up not very far from here. My research says
a sizable donation from Emma's editor has opened up the home for exploration.
The Commission has opened up the possibility of self-handling,