| In the next 12 weeks, carry out each of these mandates in the order you've arranged them. |
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| He is so full of ideas when he plays football and has the technique to carry out those ideas. |
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| He wants to carry out social reforms, but he has to keep public finances in order to satisfy international creditors. |
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| Swindon Council contractors carry out general maintenance, including the grass-cutting, but volunteers do everything else. |
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| They should have had the funds available to carry out the work on the chapel. |
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| Now put the book back in its starting position, and carry out these two operations in the reverse order. |
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| Councils would carry out repairs if required and the property would revert to the owner once the cost of any renovation had been recovered. |
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| Battery life depends so much on usage that we didn't carry out a specific duration test. |
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| Planning permission to carry out the major conversion work on the building and create 22 apartments was granted in May. |
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| He taught that the Church had become corrupt from the very beginning, and that the Apostles had failed to carry out the Lord's commission. |
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| We use lasers to treat blemishes, thread veins, remove tattoos, and carry out skin resurfacing to remove lines. |
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| It took four hours for 17 firefighters and officers to control the inferno and carry out salvage work on the 15 by eight metre room. |
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| Do your best offensively and carry out different attacks on enemy operations in the area. |
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| These activists refused to carry out staff appraisals under the Performance Development Scheme. |
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| Living alone, and with no family, they had deemed him a perfect choice to carry out their attack. |
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| The authority has a month to decide either to approve the merger or to carry out a more detailed investigation. |
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| Other treatments you can carry out at home include strapping the damaged joint, for example using an elastic knee support. |
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| The aircraft provided a stable platform with ample room for around 70 litters and specialist medical teams to carry out life-saving work. |
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| As the wife of a town councillor I have attended many enjoyable events and have yet to see anyone unable to carry out any specific duty. |
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| He chose to go out with a loaded weapon and carry out a criminal act of armed robbery. |
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| The bits may indicate a negative output of the arithmetic logic unit, a carry out signal, an overflow, or a zero output. |
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| If these elements can convince the military to carry out a coup, they can surely convince them to arm the missiles. |
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| Two thousand mostly female workers carry out a ten-hour night shift at an armaments factory dedicated to making tank parts. |
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| Nothing will slow enrollment more quickly than a protocol that is logistically difficult to carry out or involves tricky data collection. |
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| There is no pretense, no artifice, no meaning, other than what you carry out after you've wiped the fiftieth tear of laughter out of your eye. |
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| The mission will send a lander and a rover to the red planet to carry out exobiology and geophysical analysis of the Martian environment. |
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| The technician asks the person to carry out a simple test using the dialling buttons on their telephone and then hang up. |
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| During their lifetime, the crows carry out the inner loop of the adaptation process. |
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| Their biggest obstacle is the difficulty in finding enough local craftsmen to carry out the work. |
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| While some were executed, others, malnourished and starving, were forced to carry out labour beyond their physical capabilities. |
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| A daily visit from a health care worker is scarcely the same as the continual observation as hospital staff carry out their duties. |
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| The Humanist Society is campaigning for a change in the law to allow anyone to carry out the ceremony. |
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| These are consequences when directors fail to carry out required responsibilities with the required standards of conduct. |
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| We cannot rule out the possibility of a conspiracy to carry out more attacks in the future, whether near or distant. |
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| A council spokesman said they had tried on a number of occasions to carry out annual servicing of gas appliances. |
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| Book 3 contains a description of how to carry out arithmetic with irrational numbers. |
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| To synchronize the conservation and the livestock development work, villagers are encouraged to carry out stall-feeding throughout the year. |
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| Riders are in the saddle for seven hours per day and are only able to take on fuel or carry out repairs at set staging posts. |
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| The sender and receiver now carry out the following steps to ensure delivery of the present. |
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| Hand-thrown cachepots and the arrangement's showpiece, a square wreath, also carry out the pear-green scheme. |
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| Mr Templeman said it was not normal for the council to carry out a major public consultation before any planning application has been made. |
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| Employees can refer complaints to the inspectors, who can then carry out spot checks of employer records and workplaces. |
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| He worked there for about twenty years except for short breaks to carry out tribal business. |
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| Zurich surveyed firms to see if they carry out risk assessments of employees before letting them drive on business. |
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| On April 22, 1575, Carlo Borr omeo obtained permission from Pope Gregory XIII to carry out such a visitation of the diocese of Bergamo. |
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| Few players can carry out a game plan like this freight train with a bullet train's speed. |
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| Senators today are elected largely as representatives of their constituents and carry out the instructions received from their electors. |
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| It protected the patient against any harmful bugs and was absolutely necessary to carry out orthopaedic surgery. |
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| Officials from my Department carry out ongoing veterinary inspections at fur farms. |
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| The official machinery was blatantly misused to wreak vengeance and carry out vendetta. |
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| He is expected to carry out several spacewalks to attach new segments to the Space Station's truss sections. |
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| This would include agreeing on a specific valuer or valuers who would carry out the valuation. |
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| As well as a second operating theatre, the unit needs more ward space and more facilities to hold clinics and carry out research. |
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| Each week teams would have to carry out vaguely ludicrous tasks under the tuition of Glenn Reynolds. |
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| Doctors are already geared up to carry out the major operation within six hours of receiving the vital news. |
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| When we breathe in, the lungs take in oxygen, which our cells need to live and carry out their normal functions. |
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| By all accounts, the soldiers serve nobly, stand ready and ably carry out their duties. |
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| Geoffrey will carry out the practical work at the college and is due to unveil the sculpture in June. |
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| Students at Birkbeck carry out research in the humanities, social sciences and natural sciences. |
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| We insist that those responsible for conspiring to wage unprovoked wars and carry out illegal coups must be tried for war crimes. |
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| Since 1985 hundreds of thousands of peasants have taken it upon themselves to carry out land reform by occupying unproductive land. |
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| The stench has become a simple fact of life for those who work here in eight-hour shifts as they carry out their grim task of naming the victims. |
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| The Defendants deny the allegation that they have incited others to carry out unlawful actions. |
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| They said they have been ordered to carry out suicide bombings but decided instead they would give up. |
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| In his usual style, he had set up entities to carry out the suicide bomb operations that allowed him to deny responsibility for them. |
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| His determination to carry out a suicide bombing was against the wishes of his own family. |
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| Extra staff have been drafted in to carry out fortnightly checks on all street lights, traffic signs and bollards for correct operation. |
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| Combat crews should be trained to promptly and accurately appraise firing results and carry out repeat firings on undestroyed targets. |
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| Take the samples and carry out the required metallurgical tests on your boilerplate. |
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| But the sympathetic atmosphere of the present occasion gives me the confidence to carry out such a risky undertaking. |
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| Once we decided to go underground we had to find money and food and the means to carry out the actions. |
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| The editorial amounts to an ultimatum to carry out the bidding of the extreme right. |
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| An urgent call has gone out for volunteers to carry out an operation to remove willow and birch scrub fringing the moss's shallow pools. |
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| The features were all made in part for propaganda purposes but failed more often than not to carry out those objectives. |
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| To carry out his plan, he purchased more explosive devices and assembled two remote control devices. |
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| That council officers carry out a detailed review of boarded-up shops and devise a system for monitoring them. |
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| Since then he had produced a number of sick notes signing him off work and so was unable to carry out his community service. |
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| Irrespective of their political affiliations, the lawmakers should faithfully carry out their duties the people trusted them with. |
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| There were never sufficient resources mobilized to carry out an investigation. |
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| The crucial question is how health professionals should carry out their duties of care. |
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| The A109M can carry out various missions and operations in hot temperatures and high altitudes. |
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| I therefore intend to carry out a biodata interview and ask him to sign a disclaimer as removals to Somalia are on a voluntary basis only. |
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| Either bake one large cake and carry out a transverse dissection, or bake two smaller ones and glue them together with killer icing. |
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| The plan was temporarily shelved due to capital starvation and a shortage of technology, as well as a lack of talent to carry out the project. |
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| Athletics, on the other hand, was an excuse to mince around a field in a vest and carry out a bunch of pointless exercises. |
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| New Age prophets exhort their sheeplike followers to carry out all sorts of home truths that beggar the imagination of any thinking person. |
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| But sheaving to carry out particular tasks was a conventional task that those operating these sort of vessels had to approach? |
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| There are many safe ways to carry out physical or mental training, such as exercising in gyms or on campus. |
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| And not wishing to carry out an equine dental inspection we said yes please and left work pretty sharpish. |
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| The city of Lyon refused to carry out instructions from Paris and the city was besieged for two months. |
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| The club need to carry out renovations in the spring to ensure the building is fit for use throughout next season. |
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| The town hall was retained by the council as a base for officers to carry out their day-to-day work. |
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| A biopsy allows scientists to look at a sample of your cells under a microscope and carry out tests on the tissue. |
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| He has been trying to renovate the house with a view to moving in, but the constant repairs he has to carry out are proving an obstacle. |
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| More nanosatellites are expected as the microminiaturisation of electronic components allows small satellites to carry out more tasks. |
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| He stressed that while the rectory is the vicar's home, the property belongs to the diocese, which made the final decision to carry out the work. |
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| The developer behind a controversial housing plan has backed down and agreed to carry out major sewer work. |
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| Other people can smoke and toke and stay in bed all day and make plans that they never carry out and I will still love them, but not me. |
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| Australian hospitals have been urged to carry out travel history checks on patients to avoid an outbreak of the deadly MERS virus. |
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| The older universities are most vulnerable because they carry out the most research and are dependent on the cash. |
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| This fast he would carry out till the end, or until the Government of India relented. |
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| A tiler was hired to help carry out the work and the mosaic was formed on brown paper. |
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| We are ordering the rail, the ties, the switches, and so forth that we need to carry out next year's reconstruction program. |
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| Earlier this year more than 70 suspected mercenaries were arrested for their alleged plan to help carry out that coup. |
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| They should carry out a simple risk analysis, looking at the big issues that can threaten a project as well as the minor hiccups that can occur. |
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| Those who thrive on glib pronouncements about the role of renewables should carry out the occasional reality check. |
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| Twenty per cent of the study group included consultants, who rarely carry out defibrillation. |
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| We intend to carry out similar operations on a regular basis over the coming months. |
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| Armed raiders were caught red-handed yesterday as they were about to carry out a heist on a security van. |
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| Fire investigators have so far been unable to carry out a thorough examination of the building for clues because it is unsafe. |
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| Some have developed or perfected sophisticated skills to carry out corruption without being caught red-handed. |
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| It is allowed to carry out surveillance like a secret service, and has the judicial powers of a regular police agency. |
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| New fighters and bombers could be equipped with cameras to carry out the same reconnaissance with a much better chance of survival. |
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| The four month project involves 12 abseilers supplied by Web Access Engineering to carry out work up to 100 ft off the ground. |
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| Lack of effective marketing has to be addressed and the makers should take pains to carry out word-of-mouth marketing of their films. |
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| Advice workers carry out difficult and demanding work for pay most professionally qualified people would reject out of hand. |
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| In addition, all delegates are fully accountable to their electorate and are recallable if they do not carry out their electoral promises. |
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| All of these plans require insider knowledge in order to carry out the operation in a timely and accurate manner. |
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| These might include funds for acquisitions or simply working capital to carry out day-to-day operations. |
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| This allows the quantum computer to efficiently carry out a large number of calculations simultaneously. |
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| The centre is closed temporarily while workmen carry out major work including the installation of a lift. |
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| She also opened a body workshop to repair bikes and now has garages around the country that are approved by the company to carry out repairs. |
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| It must take a heartless person to even be able to carry out experiments on any living thing. |
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| He queried whether a craftsman who had been employed to carry out repairs was still employed by the council. |
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| I ordered all the drivers to carry out the accustomed work at the usual hours, which was done. |
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| Also, once this device is functional it will be useful as a tool to carry out basic research more productively. |
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| I know who I am, and I know that I can only be myself, because that is the only thing I will carry out of this world, my soul. |
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| The church warden was able to carry out a quick repair job and the service went ahead as planned. |
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| Her considerably-improved seakeeping means she will be able to carry out survey work in the UK Western Approaches for 90 per cent of the year. |
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| They were adamant that they would not allow the council to carry out work on the house nor the family to take up residence. |
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| Such a machine would be able to carry out complex operations using only the mechanism for addition. |
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| If you want to know the total force which is exerted on the body, you have to carry out a vector addition. |
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| One part is to challenge directly the notion that there is an obligation to carry out a war against disease. |
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| They will raise an interim invoice in respect of the work that the claims manager will carry out on the case. |
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| Meanwhile, city administrators will carry out a further survey in order to create a master plan for the artificial coral reefs. |
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| The marina will have a wet dock and gallery with equipment and machines to carry out repair works. |
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| I was able to carry out my shift to the east side of the Adriatic on the following move. |
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| A helicopter was dispatched to carry out an aerial assessment of the rural situation. |
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| He travelled overseas extensively gaining the necessary knowledge to carry out these new otological operations. |
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| In the film's opening sequence, they carry out a successful bank robbery, from which they make their getaway on roller-blades. |
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| First, they flatly refused to carry out their legal duty to appoint independent scrutineers for new executive elections. |
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| Housing associations would be able to secure bank loans against the properties to carry out repairs. |
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| Ito Sumardi said that five people from Jakarta had entered Surabaya in order to carry out agitation and encourage demonstrations. |
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| A college is to carry out a complete refurbishment of one of its rooms thanks to help from a grant. |
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| The money Clarke and his co-founders invested allowed them to carry out detailed market research. |
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| He will also carry out tests in the Dungarvan test centre while on rotation from Waterford. |
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| It is only on the basis of the tester's appraisal that we carry out any remedial work and then only if it is strictly necessary. |
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| Just so you don't get bored while I'm gone, I've got a few requests for you to carry out while you're holding the fort. |
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| So why use strategic airlift assets to carry out an airdrop mission with impact at the strategic level? |
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| After recapturing him, they said they would put him in chains, but didn't carry out the threat. |
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| But the NMC only offers guidelines on how employers should carry out the training, so the adaptation period can be strung out for much longer. |
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| The students carry out the check, which is then rechecked by the instructor to ensure that they have done it properly. |
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| Because DeepView displays only in wireframe, without depth cueing, stereo viewing will help you to carry out mouse functions precisely. |
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| He claimed he had to carry out a pre-emptive strike against the Helvetii in the interests of homeland security. |
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| I did carry out a detailed reconnaissance but must have missed the signs suggesting this was a private road. |
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| At certain junctures, you're given marines under your command to carry out your mission. |
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| Armed robbers were caught red-handed yesterday as they were about to carry out a raid on a security van. |
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| We want you to enjoy our food at its very best and we carry out extensive tests to establish the natural life of each of our products. |
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| All the algorithms to carry out arithmetical operations are presented in this way and no proofs are given. |
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| Gen Jackson said he would carry out the changes regardless of who is in power. |
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| Preemption requires troops to march on an enemy capital and carry out regime change. |
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| However the Soviet Union could not carry out show trials in Berlin, which was an open city. |
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| The reason we need to breathe is to provide the oxygen needed to carry out cellular respiration in our cells. |
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| Police were also on the scene to carry out their own investigations about the alleged incident. |
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| The Public Accounts Committee is urging the industry regulator to carry out a new review into whether the market is anti-competitive. |
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| If a terrorist is leaving on a mission to carry out a terror attack, you prevent his arrival. |
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| On May 29 health care workers are expected to carry out a nine-hour strike and march on the health ministry. |
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| The defendant builders employed a subcontractor to carry out plastering work in a block of flats. |
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| The thieves also stole luggage cases from the house, which it is suspected they used to carry out the hoard of stolen items. |
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| The plaintiffs were required to carry out certain repairs by the local council in order to render houses fit for human habitation. |
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| For many farms, we need to do a stocktaking valuation and the crisis makes it very difficult to carry out the work and collect the data. |
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| We have a full complement of both vehicles and soldiers who can carry out any tasks that they are required to do. |
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| He would reimburse them for the test, provided he was also sent the result or alternatively he would carry out a re-immunisation free of charge. |
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| We will continue to work with Congress on the energy legislation needed to carry out the remaining recommendations. |
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| Every individual carries a certain mutual responsibility to carry out these tasks according to his or her abilities. |
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| Last week bailiffs tried to carry out an eviction only to be turned away by protesters. |
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| Under its remit, the Task Force is expected to carry out a full review of academic employment in the University. |
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| Patrons carry out their own cooking which differs from say Japanese teppanyaki restaurants where there is a chef to do the work for you. |
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| The unit have now provided employers with information about how to carry out assessments and practical steps to reduce sound levels. |
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| Tough new guidelines would require teachers to carry out a detailed risk analysis that would effectively end any spontaneous bathing or paddling. |
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| He should not be required to carry out any prolonged research, enquiry or experiment. |
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| A leak was discovered and the original 2ft hole for the tap had to be extended to carry out repairs. |
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| To obtain objective results, it's important to carry out the testing in a controlled environment. |
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| She admitted there were some difficulties with the number of trainers available to carry out training schedules. |
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| The public has grumbled to a point where it has lost faith in the Authority because of its failure to carry out its mandate. |
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| He says tenancy databases are an important and legitimate tool which help real estate agents carry out their job responsibly. |
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| His job is to carry out the custodial dictates of the criminal justice system, while at the same time devising rehabilitative mechanisms within the prison structure. |
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| Those who carry out this pillage probably believe they can outrun their own destructiveness. |
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| What do your intestines, the yeast in bread dough, and a developing frog all have in common? Among other things, they all have cells that carry out mitosis. |
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| But none of them managed to be able to acquire the weapons or the bomb materials to carry out either event. |
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| It was, he said apologetically, one of 22 evictions he had to carry out that day. |
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| The various members met for the first time when they traveled to Gambia at the beginning of December to carry out their plan. |
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| Manttan is keen to carry out research on that Burmese side of the railway as his father worked on that section. |
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| It is wanton and pointless vandalism which has caused a lot of disruption to the school, but also those who carry out such attacks are putting their own safety at risk. |
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| Now lets be quite clear on this, I think employers have a right to be protected from employees who abuse drugs and alcohol and who are unable to carry out their job properly. |
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| To carry out their missions effectively, depot maintainers go into the field, onto Navy ships, and into the theater of operations to support our warfighters. |
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| They were instructed to wear the accelerometer during all waking hours, to carry out their usual activities, and not to remove the device except for bathing and sleep. |
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| There is no warrant for describing military action, be it controversial or otherwise, that target those who plan, dispatch and carry out terrorism as a campaign of murder. |
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| Some say there are systematic problems with the methods OPM uses to carry out its clearance investigations. |
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| That means gays who eschew both the leftover left and homophobic right must carry out an ongoing battle on two fronts, with no rest for the weary. |
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| In the early 1800s, Alexander I began to carry out further plans to westernize the government by attempting to create a Duma, or representative body. |
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| I therefore wrote to a large range of other users of the questionnaire and asked for copies of their raw data so that I could carry out the requisite analyses myself. |
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| You could also argue that without the press, the government would have far more power, or at least wriggle room, to carry out their schemes without opposition. |
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| I shall carry out such a consistency proof for elementary number theory. |
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| It can also carry out reconnaissance, combat support and patrol missions. |
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| The process of registration is slow and laborious and this has been compounded by the low number of people who have been assigned to carry out the task. |
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| Lunch ladies were reportedly in tears being forced carry out a directive that goes against the entire purpose of their work. |
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| Of the ones that do survive, some will be too disillusioned to carry out an attack. |
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| The retinal pigment epithelium, which is the outer layer of the retina, fails to carry out its function as a result of which there is accumulation of the breakdown products. |
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| No belief in astrology is needed to carry out such an investigation, only the birth-dates, an astronomical almanac, and a table of logarithms for working out the horoscope. |
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| To double-check, Taylor was winched out to carry out a physical search of the boat. |
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| After a five-year apprenticeship, he gained a scholarship to the College of Aeronautics, latterly known as Cranfield University, where he returned to carry out research work. |
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| In particular, they carry out instructions one after another, in a single linear sequence, and they spend a lot of time moving data to and from the memory. |
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| People with long-sightedness usually need to wear corrective eyewear such as glasses or contact lenses to read, write and carry out detailed tasks. |
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| How do you assure yourself that amongst 22 million people nobody has the motivation, the intention and the capability to carry out a terrorist attack? |
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| He then probably took it on himself to carry out these very brutal acts. |
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| The relatively successful case of Poland, which stabilized the macroeconomy quickly but has been slow to carry out privatization, is an important example. |
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| Existing digital radio owners in the above areas should carry out an 'autotune' to scan and store the BBC services in their radio set's station list. |
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| Kingston Council is to carry out a mailshot of residents in the borough to find out more about the employment needs and aspirations of people with physical disabilities. |
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| Pilots also carry out surveillance and fisheries protection in the country's 132,000 square nautical miles of territorial waters, mostly in the Atlantic. |
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| A new control tower will be constructed away from the main terminal building and the Authority will also carry out an extension and refurbishing of the fire station. |
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| A woman who attacked two drivers after refusing to leave a bus which had terminated in Putney has been ordered to carry out 120 hours community service. |
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| As the microbes moved toward the light to carry out photosynthesis, they projected the image of the stencil. |
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| Under a bonus scheme, State driving testers will carry out a similar number of additional tests through a combination of overtime on Saturdays, evenings and lunchtimes. |
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| By inciting individual sympathizers to carry out attacks in Western countries, ISIS believes it can advance its cause at no cost. |
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| People want priests to competently carry out funerals, weddings, baptisms. |
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| You are invited to provide Architectural Services for the above project and to carry out all necessary duties in connection therewith and as set out hereunder. |
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| Because of the belatedness of capitalist development, the working class was numerically too weak to carry out the democratic and national struggle. |
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| Why not carry out the entire drug discovery to drug manufacturing process out in the spirit of helping others, and shave costs by shaving profits? |
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| When operating at 2GHz, this reduces noise to less than 1dB, and allows single-chip transceivers to carry out the transmit and receive requirements of the 3G system. |
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| The dogs carry out routine work at football matches and on patrol as well as being called to emergencies to help find missing people or runaway criminals. |
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| Electrostatic forces play a crucial role in the conformation and function of biomolecules, especially in the protein complexes that carry out charge transfer functions. |
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| If the mandibles continuously carry out mastication, a large part of the finely triturated food items would be lost into the surrounding environment. |
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| This is also the time of year to carry out maintenance on existing systems, to save having to call out an emergency plumber in the depths of winter. |
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| Walking back inside the ship Clara began to carry out her machine parts. |
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| Scientists based at Newcastle's Centre for Life have today been granted permission to carry out pioneering research to create stem cells from unfertilized human eggs. |
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| The chairman, Senator Moylan, proposed that the board carry out some test bores to establish that ground conditions are favourable for construction work. |
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| The following day an engineer had been flown to Rarotonga to carry out a borescope inspection of the engine but had found no visible damage, the report said. |
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| A blade had snapped off a similar wind turbine in Wales and crashed to the ground and the authorities thought it prudent to carry out checks at other areas. |
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| They are also angered at delays to carry out reviews of pay levels for work at unsocial hours and weekends and the withholding of additional payments. |
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| Despite this, she is able to shop, cook, clean and carry out many other day-to-day tasks as well as take part in her favourite hobbies of ten-pin bowling and ice-skating. |
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| Criminals don't carry out their nefarious acts in and around taxis. |
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| Surgeons must now carry out a strict assessment before patients undergo surgical procedures on tissues such as the brain, spinal cord, eye, spleen and tonsils. |
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| They refused to carry out the menial work, such as carrying luggage across coral from the main boat to the settlement and, you know, emptying the night cart. |
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| Painters and varnishers carry out their work independently and in a customer-oriented manner on the basis of work orders, plans and designs, both alone and as part of a team. |
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| Four computer terminals connected to the internet provide the vehicle for people to carry out school work, general internet inquiries, business work and even shopping. |
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| The precision and training necessary to carry out such an operation was well beyond anything the PRC had demonstrated in the past. |
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| Some buyers carry out restoration in stages, making part of the house habitable and completing the rest of the job as and when time and money allow. |
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| So normally we carry out a process where we have notifications from laboratories and emergency departments about unusual events or particular notifiable diseases. |
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| In order to satisfy the husband of the initial victim, the village chief decided that he would carry out the retaliatory rape. |
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| His letter is expressed in his own language, and not in officialese, but to my mind it is clearly a formal request to carry out the works referred to. |
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| Valuable though care is, one way to understand a group's social power is in seeing whether it is able to force some other people to carry out its caregiving work. |
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| He alleged that the duo had hatched a plan to carry out a robbery that night and they armed themselves with two fence posts taken from a nearby garden. |
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| When I arrived at the hospital a patient was already anaesthetised, waiting for me to carry out a carotid angiogram to help diagnose a mass in the neck. |
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| The employees walked out in protest against a two-week suspension, without pay, imposed on 19 of their colleagues for refusing to carry out stocktaking after normal hours. |
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| He cased a target location in the beginning of November, then decided to carry out his plan in the outdoor parking lot next to the Railway Station. |
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| This is where community leaders such chiefs, headmen and indeed agricultural extension officers need to step in and carry out a massive education campaign. |
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| The argument of those who opposed the naming was that the countries named would decrease their efforts to carry out reforms to meet membership criteria. |
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| The Boy was going to the seaside to-morrow. Everything was arranged, and now it only remained to carry out the doctor's orders. |
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| The participants of these processions will also carry out Zanjir Zuni at Clock Tower, Minara Road Chowk and in Ghareeb Abad Bazar. |
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| It has already been shown that pharmacies and chiropodists have the capacity to carry out simple blood tests to identify Type 2 diabetes. |
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| But I've seen some amazing responses, especially when I carry out myofascial release work. |
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| They can also carry out a check known as aneuploidy screening, looking at the chromosomal defects. |
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| As a dental hygienist you would carry out procedures, such as scaling and polishing teeth, and applying topical fluoride and fissure sealants. |
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| Feria Urbanism was commissioned to carry out the study to look at developing a vision and identity for the Stanley Street area. |
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| He established a police force, appointed officials to carry out his land reforms, and ordered the rebuilding of Carthage and Corinth. |
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| If it is due to bad teeth, you need to get rid of all the plaque and tartar first and a vet must carry out a dental descale. |
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| Mussel shells carry out a variety of functions, including support for soft tissues, protection from predators and protection against desiccation. |
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| Doc Savage doubted that he would carry out the threat, and thought the plane was still airworthy. |
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| Achung had engaged Ajit Pegu and Raju Gurung to carry out the shooting, the SP had disclosed. |
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| Despite this, Elizabeth hesitated to order her execution, even in the face of pressure from the English Parliament to carry out the sentence. |
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| The step-mother and uncle were sentenced to five years in jail last December on charges of assisting Diker carry out the crime. |
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| The main functions of the Board are to carry out the decisions and policies of the Assembly, to advise it and to facilitate its work. |
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| You have to haul the water into your dwelling and carry out the waste. |
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| Edinburgh-based firm Inscape had been employed to carry out the demolition and building work. |
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| The fighter jet has the capability to carry out airtoair and airtoground strikes, and can be fitted with beyondvisualrange missiles. |
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| The Northern Ireland Authority for Utility Regulation was appointed to carry out this role. |
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| In addition, member states have to analyse the characteristics of each river basin and have to carry out an economic analysis of water use. |
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| This information helps them to carry out their powers and duties and to inform the development of effective policy making. |
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| At Hamilton Sheriff Court, Hardman was disqualified from driving for two years and ordered to carry out 150 hours' community service. |
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| An SAS reconnaissance team was dispatched to carry out preparations for a seaborne infiltration. |
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| In addition special responsibility allowances are paid to councillors who carry out more senior duties. |
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| The Pledger agrees to match all fundraising up to a certain level or has a company agreeing to carry out that 'match' on their behalf. |
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| Michael Schumacher's intracranial pressure improved and we were able to carry out a scan without taking any kind of unnecessary risk. |
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| Angela, from Cheshire, had two hearing dogs in the past so she contacted the charity to see if they could train a dog to carry out a dual role. |
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| Daughter cells might then evolve to carry out specific tasks for the mother cell, in a scenario of flagella in real microorganisms. |
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| The resistance was alerted to carry out these tasks by messages personnels transmitted by the BBC's French service from London. |
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| However, this was a faulty conclusion, because a fighter can only carry out this purely defensive task by taking the initiative in the offensive. |
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| In Western Europe, professional associations often carry out the functions of a trade union. |
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| Lord Grey's first announcement as Prime Minister was a pledge to carry out parliamentary reform. |
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| The French now sent some weapons and funds, and assurances that they would carry out their invasion of England by the end of the year. |
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| He also argued for a large and permanent secretariat to carry out the League's administrative duties. |
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| Associated with each membrane is a set of membrane proteins that enables the membrane to carry out its distinctive activities. |
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| Personal prelatures exist to carry out specific pastoral missions within the Church worldwide. |
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| This duty has now passed to Bath and North East Somerset Council, who carry out monitoring of pressure, temperature and flow rates. |
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| The 'interior ministry', despite repeated calls from the IOP, has refused to carry out any investigations. |
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| The per capita costs in the UK are less than for many other European countries that carry out similar censuses. |
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| However, it was well known that proteins are structural and functional macromolecules, some of which carry out enzymatic reactions of cells. |
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| He then went below and made his will, before returning to the quarterdeck to carry out an inspection. |
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| Arabian MEP has been entrusted by Kahramaa to carry out MEP works at more than 20 substations over a 20 month period. |
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