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secluded Kauna‘oa white sand beach, which keep families returning generation after generation.
Our three dealerships, which keep an inventory of a complete range of subcompacts,
also the qualitative nature of poverty, that is, the deep-rooted institutional barriers which keep women caught in the cycle of poverty.
In addition to reports on governance meetings, which keep members informed of the strategic direction of the organization,
labour market institutions which keep wages from falling are perceived as constituting a‘rigidity' that should be eliminated.
marine minerals which keep the hair hydrated,
self-governments include organizational units dealing with communication which keep records on accepted and settled requests for
Women's vulnerability to HIV is increased due to biological factors as well as social factors such as gender inequality, which keep women in a subordinate position in relation to men.
The framework for managing the Development Account is regulated by General Assembly resolutions which keep the implementation of the projects under review
The Committee is equally concerned at the continued delays in recourse procedures, which keep prisoners sentenced to death in a situation of anguish
to demonstrate that desire triggers off a chain of causalities which keep the cycle of renaissance revolving indefinitely.
it does not appear to have deterred drug trafficking organizations, which keep the major cities and towns well supplied.
we at Banc de Binary strive hard to give only the premium trading features which keep our clients more than satisfied.
The muscularis mucosae is composed of several thin layers of smooth muscle fibers oriented in different ways which keep the mucosal surface
illegal and/or poorly costed practices which keep the prices of legitimate and sustainably procured wood
the political confusions and which keep the nostalgia for their country.
successively of noble families from Lombardia that had built beautiful villas, which keep even now the glamour of yore in the sumptuous architecture and in the gardens full of colours.
are subsidized by page-charges(the“author-pays model” of open access) which keep subscription prices relatively low.
turn out to be mutually-reinforcing approaches to help people to find a job although evidence suggested that such services did not significantly increase the proportion of the target population which keep a job once found- see below.
rue de Meudon, which keep the atmosphere of the old neighbourhoods with their high buildings forming a continuous street frontage;