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i also have the same problem.

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i also have the same problem.

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you can have him for christmas. i'll do the same

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you guys can enjoy your affair i'm going to get me someone better

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most of the functions in pdflib and the php module have the same name.

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not needed anymore.

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apart from this, the latin and greek expressions have the same meaning.

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apart from this, the latin and greek expressions have the same meaning.

Last Update: 2016-03-03
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this would have the same effects that an exporter refusing to export would have.

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this would have the same effects that an exporter refusing to export would have.

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in such cases , the saved or printed version of the message produced by the ecb shall have the same evidential value as the original message , regardless of its form .

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in such cases , the saved or printed version of the message produced by the ecb shall have the same evidential value as the original message , regardless of its form .

Last Update: 2011-10-23
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because her practice was limited in the 1870s due to social discrimination, lockwood drafted an anti-discrimination bill to have the same access to the bar as male colleagues.

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because her practice was limited in the 1870s due to social discrimination, lockwood drafted an anti-discrimination bill to have the same access to the bar as male colleagues.

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compare this to the cabbalistic power of letters, for example in the case of gematria, the method of interpreting the hebrew scriptures by interchanging words whose letters have the same numerical value when added.

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compare this to the cabbalistic power of letters, for example in the case of gematria, the method of interpreting the hebrew scriptures by interchanging words whose letters have the same numerical value when added.

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el hombre pide un sándwich blt "goteo con queso derretido" y justo cuando está a punto de ora para que él la interrumpe diciendo "she's gonna have the same damn thing" causando que ora lo mirara un poco molesto.

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the man orders a blt sandwich "dripping with melted cheese" and just when ora is about to order he interrupts her by saying "she's gonna have the same damn thing" causing ora to look at him somewhat upset.

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the relationship between these early monochrome displays and contemporary, color plasma displays and televisions was described by larry f. weber in 2006, "all plasma tvs on the market today have the same features that were demonstrated in the first plasma display which was a device with only a single cell.

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the relationship between these early monochrome displays and contemporary, color plasma displays and televisions was described by larry f. weber in 2006, "all plasma tvs on the market today have the same features that were demonstrated in the first plasma display which was a device with only a single cell.

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143. bats and toothed whales had many opportunities to evolve echolocation techniques that differ from each other, since their nearest common ancestor was incapable of echolocation. nevertheless - as scientists have known for years - bats and toothed whales rely on the same range of ultrasonic frequencies, between 15 to 200 kilohertz, to hunt their prey. this overlap in frequencies is surprising because sound travels about five times faster in water than in air, giving toothed whales an order of magnitude more time than bats to make a choice about whether to intercept a potential meal. bats increase the number of calls per second (what researchers call a "buzz rate") while in pursuit of prey. whales were thought to maintain a steady rate of calls or clicks no matter how far they were from a target. but newresearch shows that wild whales also increase their rate of calls or clicks during a kill - and that whales' buzz rates are nearlyidentical to that of bats, at about 500 calls or clicks per second. (science daily) a. before developing the ability to increase their buzz rate while pursuing prey, toothed whales emitted a steady rate of calls. b. five hundred is the maximum number of calls that both bats and toothed whales can process per second. c. bats typically use an ultrasonic frequency range of 150 to 200 kilohertz to hunt while toothed whales use a range of 15 to 200. d. bats and toothed whales developed similar echolocation techniques despite their different environments.

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