| Every time you visit our site, this service will be reconduct for 1 month. |
| Under the pretext of taking pictures of passersby, the director takes the pulse of Iran on the eve of June 2009 elections which will reconduct Mahmoud Ahmadinejad to power. |
| The major recommandation from this meeting, which was to reconduct the training course for the attention of the teachers in Science matters, has been formally agreed by the Concil of Mayors held on the day after. |
| Then she heard Charlot's voice curtly bidding Guyot to reconduct the Marquise to her carriage. |
| Thus, in this section, I reconduct my main analyses in Sections IV and V using this methodology to gauge the robustness of my results. |
| In the early '90s, Cobb faced the need to reconduct much of the buried cable that had been placed in the ground 20 years before. |
