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Who would have thought Faba would have opened up an Ultra Wormhole?
Around 4:00. Something should have opened up by then.
Although many countries have opened up their markets well above these requirements,
Most countries have opened up their markets; but a few continue with their decades-old protectionism policy, whilst they take
been brought down and new possibilities for businesses and consumers have opened up.
Rail freight transport in those Member States that have opened up the rail market early showed a bigger increase compared to the other countries.
Two of these countries have opened up their labour markets, and it should be
The successive amendments made lo the Treaty of Rome have opened up fresh areas of integration
Three countries so far have opened up their labour markets to the EU's new Member States, and their experiences of it have been positive.
Rumor has it the gates of hell have opened up.
Several Member States have opened up their markets more fully than the Regulation requires,
If it had just been me in the back, I might not have opened up, but with Donnie here, I had to respond.
opportunities for collaboration have opened up.
The Group's long years of business in Russia and knowledge of the market have opened up fran-chising as a new opportunity,
A week ago, you would have demanded it, Remind him? and he would have opened up a triage unit already.
And only a few have opened up about their depression and kai is now added to the list.
The last few years have opened up quite new perspectives for economic relations between Finland and Bulgaria.
3 star hotels have opened up alongside the 5 star resorts,
I have had a response from a Representative of Dell on this issue and have opened up comments on this post as well as including his emailed comment here.
They have been a catalyst for progress in many regional economies: they have opened up markets; they have made the inaccessible accessible;