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| The accord opens the door to new career opportunities through vertical mobility and transfers to dif ferent professional fields and f acilities. |
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| More generally speaking, it is technically dif ficult to use, given the dif ficulty of precisely measuring the impacts of climate change. |
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| At present im contributory english lecturer at 6 dif school n colleges. |
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| The effect of primary schooling on wage workers and entrepreneurs is indicated by the higher productivity of primary school graduates, as measured by adjusted earnings dif ferentials. |
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| Moreover, DIF is known to be a photosensitive compound, and its photoproduct has been found to be a toxic agent. |
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| Our IT analysts and developers found out areas of unproductiveness in various client departments and applied the DIB DIF methodology to it. |
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| But by then, DIF was already established, so state-chartered banks in Massachusetts carry both types of insurance. |
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| He and his colleagues collaborated on a randomized controlled trial of DIF vs. |
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| Finally, features of IRT make it particularly suitable for investigating and presenting DIF graphically. |
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| Treasury, the DIF faces even more pressure going forward as the number of bank failures is likely to continue. |
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| Dif may experience complications including shock, need for colectomy, megacolon, perforation and even death within a 30 day period. |
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| Anyone can contribute to the Festival by applying to run an Open Mic session, a crowd-sourced event created by those who want to share their ideas on the DIF stage. |
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| The Federal Deposit Insurance Reform Act of 2005 created the DIF, which the FDIC uses to manage failures of insured banks, and this fund has been depleted. |
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