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The gross wages and salaries are not changed because they are still to be recorded on an accrual basis.
It might be wondered whether the criteria had been changed because asylum-seekers' countries of origin were not the same as in the past.
The Creditor Identifier has changed because of a change to the company take- over, spin-off etc.
South-South co-operation policies appear to have changed because of shifting development priorities
Since then, we know how the status of women has changed because of medical and technical progress.
the name changed because of a great Japanese farmer named Jorge Masko Himazuko.
This has changed because the training and follow-up we have received means that we have been working the land differently for the last few years.
I changed because it's not appropriate to talk about death while wearing a gown.
Which I changed because you asked me to, because there was a time,
the control logic is easily changed because the computer program is easily changed. .
You're saying something's changed because of what happened in the Permian anomaly?
In Africa, the rate of infant mortality has hardly changed because of a resurgence of malaria,
By now the situation had changed because of Brexit, it had become clear that we couldn't continue to treat citizens in the same way.
Also, cultural habits have changed because users are now much more willing to film themselves for the purpose of exchanging ideas.
The climate hasn't changed because of your son, has it?
The title of the article should be changed because the article's purpose is to give aliens access to a State's courts.
The course of that one bullet changed because of a nail in the bed.
Indeed, nightshift workers see their circadian rhythm changed because of their schedules.
The era name was changed because of various wars.
Daiei gannen(大永元年): The era name was changed because of the calamities of war