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Recent changes have caused them to hack away at their hours
That recent changes page was also fed into an IRC channel,
The recent changes in economy require novel approaches to risk management in finance and insurance industry.
Note: This post was updated in 2016 to reflect recent changes in the travel industry
On April 16th, we've updated the recent changes in the European legislation on our website.
Recent changes to the department have aligned the major requirements with ever-changing industry needs including web design
It does not reflect a number of recent changes to the District administration, in particular the
Recent changes in the media legislation- adopted on 18 July 2002 by the new parliamentary majority in the Montenegrin Parliament- represent a significant step backwards for media freedom.
saying the sales will“reinforce recent changes to US posture in the region to deter Iran.”.
Recent changes to Spanish law require companies to record employees' entrances
After all, even after these recent changes, in many ways it still resembles the systems of some European countries.
One of the most notable recent changes was made in Philadelphia,
Recent changes were mainly driven by Uzbekistan granting visa-free access to South Korea
Recent changes were mainly driven by Uzbekistan granting visa-free access to South Korea
These kinds of edits allow users to check Recent changes, Page history
Use the enhanced watchlist to see all recent changes in the watched pages, not just the
link that appears next to each non-logged in user on recent changes.
though Trump said he was“not happy” about the recent changes in North Korean attitude.
Our active community of editors uses tools such as the recent changes and new pages feeds to monitor new
Unfortunately it now looks as though, owing to recent changes in our circumstances, this infinitely precious fair chance were being, little by little, taken away from us.