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Salvation may be a thaw, which is still on Wednesday to reach the islands from the east.
According to the European Central Bank, price stability ensures lower inflation, which is still close to 2.
The Cryptoblock is a new virus which is still under investigation as it is of unknown origin.
Then one gets an impression of black dust flying off that part of the cord, which is still connected, to the body.
The parties might nevertheless have realised that they could work together on the basis of the current agreement, which is still in force for the time being.
This is precisely the reason why we must ensure that our groundwater which is still pure remains so for future generations.
Let me make a few comments on the particular issue- which is still open-of the extension of reverse qualified majority voting.
However, coordination in the context of this policy, which is still in its infancy, can be improved.
also against the tolerance which is still widespread in Egypt.
We are proposing a maximum weekly driving time of 45 hours, which is still considerably more than the number of hours worked in almost any other branch of employment.
The Committee on Budgets has also shown understanding with regard to financing the Media Plus programme, which is still open.
And around the same age kidney crumbs begin to produce urine, which is still sterile.
the Council relate to the financing of the programmes, which is still open.
independent animals with extraordinary intuition, which is still a mystery to scientists.
CryptoLocker by NTK is the name of a ransomware cryptovirus which is still in development.
full of offers, which is still brighter and more….
The Padcrypt 3 ransomware is a new malware threat which is still under investigation by the malware researchers.
About The Nemesis Ransomware Nemesis ransomware is a newly discovered virus which is still under a security analysis.
The old way of shrinking film was by using a heat gun, which is still popular for low volume applications.
After the classic 160- which is still used daily in many world-class studios- came the 165,