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They also seek to recruit employees which represent local communities
Indicative quantities are set which represent the proportion of the quota allowed to enter the EU.
These tragedies, which represent half of the total deaths so far in 2018,
medium-sized enterprises(SMEs) and microenterprises which represent the large majority of enterprises in the Union, have limited financial,
Between the buttons which represent a folder there is a small arrow which is a button as well.
In practice, this ancient Chinese talisman is an octagon, which represent all sectors of the basic aspects of human existence
Each of them involves the use of various implants which represent a material composed of special fabric.
residents' net external liabilities, which represent non-residents' direct investment in Greece,
Benjamin Netanyahu said he wanted to annex the Jewish settlements, which represent about 90 percent of the Jordan Valley's territory,
Masks, toys, and other objects which represent a copyrighted work, such as a cartoon
Speculative activities, which represent a significant risk, should be discouraged
To execute Soros's plan they want to root out governments which represent national interests around Europe,
The cost is particularly high for artisanal boats, which represent 83% of Mediterranean fleet.
residents' net external liabilities, which represent non-residents' direct investment in Greece,
pension funds( ICPF), which represent the second largest financial corporations» sub-sector in the euro area in terms of financial assets.
Accounts which represent a real-life accounts such as bank account,
moon above the Himalayas, which represent Tibet, often known as the Land Surrounded by Snow Mountains.
The obligation to transpose this Directive into national law should be confined to those provisions which represent a substantive amendment as compared to Directives 2004/114/EC and 2005/71/EC.
medium-sized enterprises which represent the life-blood of Europe's economy.
Only four Member States opted to concentrate their programmes on specific social inclusion measures, which represent 2.5% of the Fund.