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exciting adventures on the Games, which is precisely the ability to transmit the whole spirit of this competition,
here we have the EU 2020 strategy, which is precisely an extension of that strategy.
It's not simply a matter of a bunch of dumb kids making up the rules as they go(which is precisely what was going on my front porch in the 1980's)
thereby leading to more climate change- which is precisely what we wanted to avoid, not to mention the displacement of indigenous populations
may produce a highly aggressive influenza which is not covered by existing vaccines, which is precisely why there is the risk of a pandemic.
It also means that countries within the EU will have difficulty producing new technology- which is precisely what this document says they should be doing- with a view to taking the lead by banning dangerous gases
Continuing the development of the European social model, which is precisely what distinguishes us from that other great internal market,
It seemed a wonderful position from which to launch his mathematical studies which is precisely what he wished to do,
unless Gates is referring to vaccines that sterilize people, which is precisely the same method advocated in White House science advisor John P. Holdren's 1977 textbook Ecoscience,
the combination of the piano etudes and the technical progression of the dance steps has a special dimension which is precisely the point of the work as a whole.
we are facing the internationalisation of economic power in Europe while national structures are still being used to combat the abuse of this economic power- which is precisely Mr Bontempi's point of departure.
not something you would like swimming about inside your blood vessels, which is precisely where it winds up once you spray it on your skin.
to strengthen judicial cooperation, taking inspiration from the principle of subsidiarity, which is precisely the criterion on which we must base our action.
The pope lets the emperor kiss his feet, which was precisely one of those acts that Martin Luther already in 1520 had characterized as acts of the antichrist.
Struers diamond products are manufactured with diamond concentrations which are precisely tailored to materialographic requirements.
a feasibility study for a permanent structure for monitoring was obtained, which was precisely our purpose.
especially those transported in the countries on the fringes of Europe, which are precisely the ones that are worst affected by unemployment
I think that by making such a statement you are turning your back on the spirit of Doha, which was precisely to recognise in relation to our partners in the developing countries that since the end of the Uruguay Round the trade system had not kept its promises,