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Most growth collapses had coincided with export collapses, which were typically larger than output collapses.
In New Testament times, mirrors were typically made of highly polished brass or bronze, although a wealthy person could buy one of silver or gold.
Noting that both parties were seeing higher levels of engagement, McDonald said midterms were typically a referendum on the president and his party.
The evaluations were typically part of the monitoring and evaluation exercise of the logical framework or donor reporting.
Those most aggressively adopting such services were typically smaller companies doing so to save money and to avoid having to manage their own communications platforms.
Bottles used in those days were simple straight-sided bottles that were typically brown or clear.
These systems may be built on lower level standards like Ethernet, TCP/IP, and SQL, but they were typically developed internally for a company.
The bottles used in those days were simple straight-sided bottles that were typically brown or clear.
Indeed, before the 1920s, tariffs(or customs duties) were typically the largest source of funding for the U.S. government.
Significantly for Heathrow, where noise is one of the biggest issues around further expansion, the lowest flying were typically modern planes, the A380 super-jumbos.
We have not ruled out foul play," Mr Khirudin said, adding that fires in dormitories were typically caused by unattended cooking or mosquito coils.
Those events were typically attended by the Head of State or Government or other senior Government officials.
Those sentenced to prison for nonpolitical crimes were typically sent to reeducation prisons where prisoners were subjected to intense forced labor.
A report by Christian Aid(2001) found that poor people were typically excluded from dialogues that are planned around broad macroeconomic reforms.
Gold coins intended for circulation from 1526 into the 1930s were typically a standard 22k alloy called crown gold, for hardness.
In ancient China, for example, students were typically encouraged to copy the words of their masters.
The victims were typically poor, uneducated women living in rural, remote areas with limited or no access to health-care facilities.
These“barefoot doctors,” as they became known, were typically peasants, along with a few urban youths.
Further, these costs were typically incurred post-liberation, or were incurred outside of Kuwait or Iraq.
Reports indicated those sentenced to prison for nonpolitical crimes were typically sent to re-education prisons where authorities subjected prisoners to intense forced labor.
