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| Due to Australia's ban on conscripts serving | overseas a Second Australian Imperial Force (2nd AIF) |
| is to achieve, for all its users at home and | overseas, a greater understanding of British economic, |
| o were already long rivals racing Formula One | overseas, a rivalry that with the growing influence of |
| Some years later, due to popular demand | overseas, a local publisher compiled and released fore |
| pels all European Union member states to fund | overseas abortion services through their foreign aid b |
| election first saw the implementation of the | Overseas Absentee Voting Act of 2003 (see Wikisource), |
| nd consult on service developments by various | overseas academic departments, including in the Nether |
| "Mainland Chinese companies expanding | overseas accounted for around half of the new growth i |
| ke judgement liens against the central bank's | overseas accounts possible. |
| ounding alleged tax fraud and hidden funds in | overseas accounts. |
| utical companies in India through a string of | overseas acquisitions like the Indian subsidiaries of |
| inalist on Last Comic Standing 6 and the only | overseas act to ever have reached the final show. |
| new recruits drawn from all walks of life on | overseas active service for the first time. |
| Most of their early releases featured | overseas acts, as illustrated above, however they did |
| children's TV series on science; and numerous | overseas adaptations of Sesame Street. |
| resulted in 25,552 hits for consular officers | overseas adjudicating visa applications. |
| People gather to go for camps, cycling trips, | overseas adventure trips, or organized competitions. |
| arder to get the British public to back other | overseas adventures by the military because of what's |
| The | overseas advertising of the product often focuses upon |
| and research stations in Malaysia as well as | Overseas Advisory Offices in Shanghai, Brussels, Washi |
| r from 1986 to 1990, Director General, of the | Overseas Affairs Department in 1990, and Political Vic |
| He became Union Cabinet Minister for | Overseas Affairs on January 30, 2006. |
| appointed, in 1977, to be Private Secretary ( | Overseas Affairs) to the British Prime Minister; he se |
| . State Department and the French Minister of | Overseas Affairs, it was agreed that all U.S. aid woul |
| et Office as Deputy Secretary for Defence and | Overseas Affairs. |
| The 441st remained | overseas after the war as part of United States Air Fo |
| Donaldson travelled | overseas after leaving school, obtaining a clerical jo |
| her and two sisters, to further his education | overseas after college. |
| During World War II, he served | overseas again and died on active service, commanding |
| ganisation and training before being deployed | overseas again in late 1944. |
| ber and appeared before the Company, but went | overseas again because the Company would not supersede |
| nt at Botafogo de Futebol e Regatas, he moved | overseas again, joining A.S. Livorno Calcio, being fir |
| early 1944, however, the brigade was deployed | overseas again, firstly to Madang , before being trans |
| their lives and made her decide never to tour | overseas again. |
| nt of bilateral agreements with corresponding | overseas agencies and the integration of intelligence |
| presence in the continent since 1923 when an | overseas agency for life assurance was created in Indi |
| by AusAID (the Australian Federal Government | Overseas Aid Agency). |
| Helen Ghosh is chair of the Blackfriars | Overseas Aid Trust, based in Oxford. |
| served in his first term as President of the | Overseas Aid Committee, and on the Education Departmen |
| He was a member of the Select Committee on | Overseas Aid in 1971, and Chairman of the Food Committ |
| an Director for Catholic Relief Services, the | overseas aid agency of American Catholics. |
| opposition, Hart was front bench spokesman on | overseas aid from 1979 to 1980. |
| tory and worked for the Australian Council of | Overseas Aid, and a range of Coomnwealth and State gov |
| ers of blockade running and her last port for | overseas aid. |
| ' Brigade of Scotland, and patron of Scottish | Overseas Aid. |
| this point, people begin to evacuate cities, | overseas air travel is suspended by the FAA, and many |
| this time Pan American had absorbed American | Overseas Airlines and been joined by Trans World Airli |
| er of Pan American World Airways and American | Overseas Airlines, a plan that Truman initially oppose |
| y to become the press officer for the British | Overseas Airways Corporation. |
| o had previously been Chairman of the British | Overseas Airways Corporation, now British Airways, and |
| e flight was operated as a charter by British | Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) using the aircraft |
| rce Short Sunderland flying boats, ex-British | Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC), for freight work. |
| he end of World War II, Miller joined British | Overseas Airways Corporation. |
| MW103, was delivered from Ringway to British | Overseas Airways Corporation (BOAC) in February 1944. |
| In 1962, British | Overseas Airways Corporation presented the Speedbird C |
| er Mind" from Jennifer Rush's successful 1987 | overseas album titled Heart Over Mind that reached No. |
| st influential parliamentary committees as it | overseas all Public Sector companies, across ministeri |
| Many have now migrated | overseas also mostly in England, Canada and U.S.A. |
| wage parts of the United States or sent them | overseas altogether. |
| PAS | Overseas Alumni Association was organized in 2005 by g |
| reness, communication and interaction between | overseas alumni and the college, and to unite graduate |
| Like all other | overseas American cemeteries in France for World War I |
| thern blockade at home and Northern diplomacy | overseas, an agrarian economy's heroic defiance of an |
| f roughly a week of real time (however, while | overseas, an episode may cover a shorter period), and |
| orted and by the 1990s most of the market was | overseas and in 1993-94 the company placed machines ov |
| s of Jews overthrowing their Christian rulers | overseas and that Iberian Jews were conspring with the |
| ned to London in 1971 to become controller of | overseas and foreign relations. |
| focuses on regional career opportunities for | overseas and returnee Chinese professionals with bilin |
| mm film, The United Newsreel which were shown | overseas and to U.S. audiences. |
| (reserve) divisions were barred from serving | overseas and the 2nd AIF's 6th Division was formed wit |
| cations for many other works in Australia and | overseas and worked as an engineer on the South Yarra |
| He continues to perform | overseas and in the states. |
| m engine became world famous and was exported | overseas, and they remain the largest beam engines eve |
| enior leaders; and crisis management training | overseas and at the National Foreign Affairs Training |
| That is why the smart Chinese boys are all at | overseas, and why Malaysia is so screwed. |
| The Choir regularly undertakes concert tours | overseas and in 2004 undertook two tours to Taiwan and |
| x of Norwegian students, those who have lived | overseas, and students with a variety of other nationa |
| ere, which is still active today in countries | overseas and is now part of the Evangelical-Lutheran M |
| He went | overseas and served in combat in the Korea War. |
| e in a movie in New Zealand and will be there | overseas and can't see Kendall for three years, it air |
| es along the coast, to transport oil products | overseas and to carry oil from producing regions. |
| ependent Conservative, but was offered a post | overseas and did not contest the seat. |
| who hides his true age to serve with the unit | overseas and outdo his older brother also a Marine, an |
| s tied in with the curriculum to destinations | overseas and within the UK.The curriculum for students |
| g and supporting veterinary missionaries both | overseas and within the United States. |
| ide that conscripts could be obliged to serve | overseas, and in March 1966 Prime Minister Harold Holt |
| can Protestant mainline, sending missionaries | overseas and operating health and welfare institutions |
| oung county professionals for winter coaching | overseas and support is also given to the Middlesex be |
| is currently playing professional basketball | overseas, and a graduate of University of Pacific) |
| Sebring spent twenty-two months | overseas and thirteen months in combat during World Wa |
| lomatic Service in 1947 and served in various | overseas and London postings until 1971 when he was se |
| , as the First Line Brigades left for service | overseas and were then replaced by Second Line units. |
| e rights and promote the welfare of Filipinos | overseas and to mobilize them as partners in national |
| with the Parachute Regiment, both at home and | overseas, and was made an Officer of the Order of the |
| Several months later, he decided to move back | overseas and it was not certain if he would continue h |
| erans Affairs and those in government service | overseas, and their dependents. |
| His parents are both working | overseas, and his other brother Kang is currently serv |
| ish-language market with a series of concerts | overseas and an English version of their 1995 album ?. |
| rtation policies, support for U.S. businesses | overseas, and efforts to end trade in "conflict diamon |
| s, six Canadian provinces, and five countries | overseas, and a large percentage of them were self-pub |
| It also excommunicated those who fled | overseas and there plotted against the king or otherwi |
| Bay were Australian citizens, 5.6% were born | overseas and none were overseas visitors. |
| iatus from the series to allow time to travel | overseas and to pursue an opportunity for a singing ca |
| ghly, including whether it was to be smuggled | overseas and how the car could be driven out from the. |
| The show "Pop Idol" first sprouted | overseas and was reversioned with US themes and people |
| tional organizations, promote Chinese culture | overseas and seek economic and cultural interaction be |
| ll was funded mostly by the Hmong communities | overseas and the Chinese Government. |
| in Urtext,” “Handbook for American Musicians | Overseas” and the university textbook, “Classical Guit |
| ) was dedicated to 32 members who were killed | overseas and 267 others who served in the Great War. |
| hurches in Hong Kong as well as with churches | overseas, and to stimulating local Christians to play |
| In 1915 they were ordered | overseas and departed for Salonika but on route they r |
| itain was over, the Regiments was transferred | overseas and served in the North African and Italian C |
| h inciting others to commit acts of terrorism | overseas and terrorist fundraising". |
| rmot MacMurrough, King of Leinster, is driven | overseas and seeks the help of Henry II of England and |
| d country has drawn attention from many clubs | overseas, and he left the U.S. team's winter training |
| It was never deployed | overseas and was disbanded before seeing combat. |
| Eventually, he is drafted, is shipped | overseas, and performs a heroic act, which results in |
| There are currently ten HKETOs | overseas, and three in mainland China. |
| re-sign with the Bears, he elected to go back | overseas, and signed with Swiss team SC Bern. |
| able for fire fighting duties had been posted | overseas and to remote areas of Australia during World |
| r 30 years of varied experiences in India and | overseas and the Co-Founder and Executive Chairman of |
| ned over three decades including duty at sea, | overseas, and ashore in executive and command position |
| er of honours and medals, including many from | overseas, and was promoted to the rank of captain. |
| ould allow for the shipment of heavy vehicles | overseas, and the Type 4 Chi-To were earmarked for the |
| ir performs frequently both in Pontypridd and | overseas, and has visited Poland, Ireland, the USA and |
| e records of all airplane components acquired | overseas, and the need to periodically inspect similar |
| cover Security and Military Police operations | overseas and on RNZAF Bases . |
| Before accepting, Manning went | overseas and studied methods of patient care and admin |
| om Sydney, rural New South Wales, interstate, | overseas and the Southern Highlands. |
| g Red White & Blue Beer as a goodwill measure | overseas, and a sensible purchase at home during the e |
| is MA (1583) and his BTh (1597), he travelled | overseas and got married, before returning to north Wa |
| Boyd read and travelled widely | overseas and became a popular lecturer at home. |
| n for the Commission on Nunavut in Canada and | overseas and was active in seeking justice for the for |
| The fifth floor introduces the group's | overseas and affiliated companies. |
| He extended his empire | overseas and set up agencies in London, Liverpool and |
| lass destroyers too short in range to operate | overseas and with all previous classes of destroyers t |
| ldura roots in 2007 with extensive experience | overseas and in leadership roles on some of Australia' |
| s time to investigate manufacturing furniture | overseas, and the company ventured into Mexico, Taiwan |
| Students are drawn from both the UK and | overseas and from various denominational backgrounds. |
| for the First Australian Imperial Force units | overseas and raising and training what would become th |
| nine years (1942 - 1951) of military service | overseas, and in the postwar era of military occupatio |
| pany supports charities, including Vision Aid | Overseas, and research in the field of optics and cond |
| after by the woman's uncle and later studied | overseas, and that the affair was kept quiet. |
| meant to American GIs who were being shipped | overseas, and he wanted to write a story about this sy |
| d also grown up in the area, but had traveled | overseas and spoke of fighting with the insurgency in |
| r any other NBA team post-draft, Wright moved | overseas and switched teams almost every season. |
| Students came from the UK and | overseas, and, included children and grandchildren of |
| All scenes filmed | overseas appear in color. |
| ngth and breadth of the country, been invited | overseas, appeared on television - BBC, Granada, Sky, |
| s second year the LNAT is required for UK and | overseas applicants alike. |
| Two years later he was sent on his first | overseas appointment as Counsellor of Embassy of Ceylo |
| and and Sri Lanka in June 2006, and his first | overseas appointment which was the ODI between Pakista |
| er possible important and popular movies from | overseas are also acquired. |
| ances of the ancient, contemporary, local, or | overseas are staged within the same context of space a |
| Reporters from the mass media in Japan and | overseas are stationed here. |
| Most that are sold | overseas are imported from Macau. |
| ONGC Videsh (the | overseas arm of ONGC) of India |
| ONGC Videsh (the | overseas arm of ONGC) of India: 25% |
| In early 2008, the company's | overseas arm, Mercator Lines Singapore Limited, was aw |
| with many of Australia's finest musicians and | overseas artists including James Morrison, Don Burrows |
| kinson, Billy Thorpe and the Aztecs) and some | overseas artists (Canned Heat, Steven Stills & Manassa |
| sets, includes various house songs by several | overseas artists, and Japanese artists as well. |
| tion (while Shepard pursued a year's research | overseas), as Visiting Professor of Ecology and Natura |
| During World War I, Bush served | overseas as a corporal with the Five Hundred and Forty |
| During World War I, he served | overseas as a major for the 90th Rifles. |
| During World War I he served | overseas as captain, Battery E, and as commanding offi |
| 917-1919, he served in the United States Army | overseas as a sergeant in Co. C, 364th Infantry, 91st |
| Johnson served | overseas as a private in World War I in Company L of t |
| ether within the Commonwealth of Australia or | overseas as the said Board of Studies may in its unfet |
| Both were deployed extensively | overseas as part of Japan's contribution to the war ef |
| ol in 1910; during the First World War served | overseas as a pilot in the aviation branch of the Army |
| In this capacity he is frequently invited | overseas as the British representative on internationa |
| During the First World War, Jarman served | overseas as second and first lieutenant in the Three H |
| The CPI extended its efforts | overseas as well and found it had to tailor its work t |
| He served | overseas as a lieutenant-colonel in the Canadian Exped |
| The film is known | overseas as "The California Dolls", because "all the m |
| In 1914 he was assigned to serve | overseas as a Major in the 7th Battalion, 1st Division |
| ly posted to Korea, and once again saw action | overseas as a machine gunner during the Korean War. |
| US Army during World War II, where he served | overseas as a truck driver in the European Theater Ope |
| in the United States Regular Army and served | overseas as a sergeant until after the Armistice, when |
| During the First World War, he served | overseas as a private in the United States Marine Corp |
| n early age, she always had an ambition to go | overseas as a missionary, and studied with great deter |
| During the First World War, Bradley served | overseas as a chief radio electrician in the United St |
| unkal (Writer) and many of its graduates work | overseas as far away as Canada and the USA. |
| y of the U.S. into World War I, Dawson served | overseas as a first lieutenant with the Three Hundred |
| He subsequently moved | overseas as a foreign correspondent, serving as bureau |
| During the First World War, Joshua Lee served | overseas as a private in the One Hundred and Thirty-fi |
| ased only in Japan in 1998 and only available | overseas as an import. |
| art of World War I in August 1914 for service | overseas as part of the Australian Imperial Force (AIF |
| During the First World War he served | overseas as a second lieutenant in the Fifty-third Inf |
| Hallows' Wellingborough followed by a period | overseas as the parish priest of Jamestown, Saint Hele |
| During this time he served | overseas as a sergeant in the Eleventh Regiment of the |
| ford's rapidly growing stature in Britain and | overseas as a result of his refreshing notions of auth |
| tudents, and many of the professors hail from | overseas as well. |
| In April 1943 he went | overseas as a staff officer at headquarters of the Med |
| Between 1916 and 1918, Burnham served | overseas as a captain of the 93rd Battalion of the Can |
| During the First World War, Richards served | overseas as a private, corporal, sergeant, and second |
| "Twistin' the Night Away" was successful | overseas as well, peaking at #6 on the UK Singles Char |
| old in supermarkets in Asia and Asian markets | overseas as fewer and fewer families have time to make |
| only one (the First Battalion) of which went | overseas as part of the Canadian Active Service Force/ |
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