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to file a complaint ....
to file a complaint ....

write output to file.
write output to file.

--add-to file archivio
--add-to files archive

// write buffer to file.
// write buffer to file.

redirect standard error to file.
redirect standard error to file.

he received a hand-painted children’s invitation to the coronation.
he received a hand-painted children’s invitation to the coronation.

give the direct link to file, then i shall be able to check.
design graphics subsystem emulators network

jmd give the direct link to file, then i shall be able to check.
Спасибо и опятьв вопрос: Не подскажет ли мне кто-нибудь где найти пример применение ipc в menuetos

3. go to "file" - "transfer contacts".
3. go to "file" - "transfer contacts".

the phylogenetic position of the zebrafish (danio rerio), a model system in developmental biology - an invitation to the comperative methods.
the phylogenetic position of the zebrafish (danio rerio), a model system in developmental biology - an invitation to the comperative methods. proc.

sappiamo inoltre di essere stati molto vicini alla soluzione qualche anno fa, quando ci accingevamo a elevare a norma generale, sul piano mondiale, il principio del first to file in sostituzione del principio del first to invent.
we were evidently very close to a settlement some years ago, when it would have been better to have had 'first to file' rather than 'first to invent' as a general, worldwide principle.

a seguito di una serie di interventi di parlamentari che facevano riferimento al sistema degli stati uniti o del giappone, è mio obbligo ricordare che è, sì, vero che la legge americana prevede il principio del periodo di tolleranza, ma ciò va compreso alla luce di una caratteristica specifica della legislazione americana, che funziona in base al principio del «first to invent», mentre il diritto europeo funziona in base a un altro principio, che è quello del «first to file», primo a depositare.
having heard a number of speakers refer to the us and japanese systems, i feel i must point out that, although us legislation does indeed establish the principle of a grace period, this must be understood in the light of one specific feature of the american law, namely that it operates according to the 'first to invent' principle, whereas the european legislation operates on a different basis: the 'first to file'.