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The fields will be covered with their white bones,
This loss will be covered by means of the client's own funds
The shipping cost to return a claim will be covered, but only with a prior shipping agreement with SkatePro.
After you have raced in them, they will be covered in more dust, dirt and insects than any
I hope this will be covered by the Universal Service Directive,
how the additional costs incurred by these changes will be covered.
on a pond and double it every day, eventually the entire pond will be covered.
This whole city will be covered with corpses And the rivers dyed red with blood!
we are satisfied with the fact that train drivers will be covered initially, while the question of including other personnel involved in safety will be assessed again in 30 months' time.
highly qualified workers who will be covered by specific directives,
when we go to open FunSpace Yonkers the… the… all the operating costs of the second facility will be covered by the flagship.
the Digital Agenda, which will be covered in the Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council in May,
The second zone, which covers the whole territory of the United States and Canada, will be covered with ashes, which will lead to deaths of people who will be in that area at that time from suffocation and from the collapse of buildings.
Pedagogues in the main fields of study familiarize students during the class orientation course with the topics of study that will be covered during the academic year,
50% of the funds required will be covered by the state, the owners will pay only 20% of the costs
that all the necessary adjuncts will be covered by the export ban,
I believe that most of the issues raised will be covered in the framework of the regular review of the Energy Action Plan
The exceptional feature in Czech Republic is that the whole centre will be covered with Center for Biometrology
that the most dangerous substances will be covered by the precautionary principle;