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| But how does a movement that does not speak with one voice and that often marches energetically in different directions take the next step? |
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| Now, we want to take the next step and reinforce our partnership with DMFS at the national level. |
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| We more or less know what's going on with the food system now, and we need to take the next step. |
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| I'm very pleased to be here representing the Government of Canada as we take the next step in forging a renewed partnership with the Bigstone Cree Nation. |
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| Now it is up to opposition groups to take the next step. |
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| By signing these treaties, Canada has signalled its intention to take the next step of bringing its legislation into conformity with the obligations in the treaties and then ratifying them. |
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| It is helpful evidence to show that the debtor and the transferee agreed on a scheme to defraud creditors, but should the law take the next step and require that the transferee's intent be a threshold requirement? |
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