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| Meat extenders are non-meat substances with | substantial protein content. |
| ed educational services to adolescents with | substantial psychiatric needs. |
| Canada in 1969, and these developments have | substantial public support, although the matter remains |
| e arrived in Perth and by early 1940 gained | substantial public support, but also encountered opposi |
| The painting received | substantial public attention as the focus of John McTie |
| the junction with Long Lane, it is the only | substantial public open space in the suburb. |
| The murders received | substantial public attention, and four suspects were qu |
| imo de Rivera's dictatorship suppressed all | substantial public use of Catalan, Noucentisme was imme |
| The proposed replacement has attracted | substantial public protests and criticism, including th |
| retreats from a fight without first taking | substantial punishment. |
| t stinted on; the class proved able to take | substantial punishment. |
| itive slaves began to unite with the city's | substantial Quaker population in the struggle to end sl |
| Today, the coal traffic still exists in | substantial qualities, but it is no longer shipped from |
| ze (corn), and during the 1980s it exported | substantial quantities to its drought-stricken neighbor |
| African confectionery giant Beacon produces | substantial quantities of the product, where it is both |
| 10-12 hours when ingested orally (even when | substantial quantities are consumed). |
| Substantial quantities of magnetite ore are also unders | |
| aeological material, Dr Clement contributed | substantial quantities of botanical material from North |
| rare, unstable and not found as the acid in | substantial quantities. |
| ving memory" on 2 dec 2009, which suggested | substantial quantity was found in the drivers body in t |
| dride is metallic palladium that contains a | substantial quantity of hydrogen within its crystal lat |
| While music with notation has survived, in | substantial quantity, the interpretation of this music, |
| uilt at trial, but that new evidence raised | substantial questions about the blood's origin. |
| 14 on the UK Singles Chart) but did receive | substantial radio play in Britain. |
| It is the album's opening track and gained | substantial radio success, reaching #3 in Ireland, #5 i |
| band's most well-known song as it received | substantial radio play throughout the 1990s. |
| ly released in Canada, No Hay Igual has had | substantial radio play on Canadian Club radio stations |
| ans one of the end platforms was given more | substantial railings and gates for passenger use while |
| In recent years, several of the more | substantial railroad stations on the Norfolk and Southe |
| found itself the ideal place to make both a | substantial railway tunnel and motorway bridge. |
| of London Wall, whose varied work included | substantial railway construction contracts, rebuilding |
| r seen in the upper photo only occurs after | substantial rainfall during the wet season. |
| Changes in water policies and | substantial rains in the region hope to effect a return |
| The warren is completely enclosed by the | substantial ramparts of the Iron Age hillfort, Dolebury |
| the triangle, and the site was defended by | substantial ramparts. |
| part in the expedition, 23 went on to have | substantial rank in later years. |
| It can be used at a | substantial rate by fructokinase. |
| All these programmes experienced a | substantial ratings boost thanks to the Reality Effect. |
| st of the building, however, dates from the | substantial re-build of 1836. |
| teenth century, and that church had to have | substantial re-building work following a fire in 1615, |
| In 1930 there was a | substantial re-organisation. |
| r topography, but where Dewdney had secured | substantial real estate for himself adjacent to the Can |
| Fortune was erected as the second half of a | substantial realignment of London's chief acting compan |
| AD.) Alberht, therefore, also became a more | substantial reality. |
| One very | substantial reason for its high level of daily sales wa |
| If the legislature determines there are | substantial reasons for the exercise of the taking powe |
| A | substantial rebuild by architect John Dobson in 1826 cr |
| In 1424 there was a | substantial rebuilding of the castle by Richard de Beau |
| eing completed the building caught fire and | substantial rebuilding was needed. |
| He employed William Burges to undertake | substantial rebuilding. |
| ttended Lawrence University where he gained | substantial recognition for being an outstanding athlet |
| This film earned him | substantial recognition in the Tamil film industry. |
| This required | substantial reconfiguration, and the increasing scarcit |
| Substantial records survive at IGI. | |
| and dozens of fish species have also seen a | substantial recovery since the DDT ban was imposed. |
| He also enjoyed | substantial recurring roles on Chancer, Where the Heart |
| e business and residential community due to | substantial redevelopment in the area and the community |
| During 2007 a | substantial redevelopment commenced under a Private Fin |
| ly as Salford Academy) opened in 2006 after | substantial redevelopment. |
| as mayor, New Rochelle's downtown underwent | substantial redevelopment. |
| A | substantial redrawing of Wellington's boundaries ahead |
| e 2011 United States federal budget holds a | substantial reduction in funding for the Electronic Gov |
| act, endeavors, and Indian reductions was a | substantial reduction of the Population of indigenous p |
| ich annoyed Henry IV of France and caused a | substantial reduction of the present made to the Englis |
| t in the Conservative column but suffered a | substantial reduction in the majority, which fell from |
| th Island for the first time; this led to a | substantial reduction in the number of contestants, wit |
| idone plus 5 mg of amiloride daily led to a | substantial reduction in urine calcium in Dent's patien |
| accepted notwithstanding that it involved a | substantial reduction in income. |
| small additional increases in pe lead to a | substantial reduction in cross-sectional area ®. |
| In lime softening, there is a | substantial reduction in total dissolved solids (TDS). |
| but when the war ended its profits showed a | substantial reduction. |
| passenger traffic in the 1950s-1960s led to | substantial reductions in passenger train arrivals and |
| Ely advocated | substantial reductions in state salaries during the dep |
| r change to be successful, and who reported | substantial reductions in homosexual attraction and sub |
| Following a | substantial redundancy programme the remaining staff we |
| /s, using aerobraking on Earths atmosphere ( | substantial reentry shields would be required). |
| e village, is an ancient one, but the first | substantial reference to it is from around 1900: the pr |
| This strategic change was followed by a | substantial reform in the Army undertaken by Barclay as |
| human rights groups say there must also be | substantial reforms to a justice system that has failed |
| vived in the Second Constitutional Era with | substantial reforms and participation by political part |
| rt of his campaign, Berdimuhamedow promised | substantial reforms such as allowing internet access fo |
| period in office, he attempted to carry out | substantial reforms, which brought passionate oppositio |
| The station had a | substantial refurbishment at the end of 2004 with some |
| The Arts Club is currently enjoying a | substantial refurbishment and will re-open in the late |
| itician Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, who demanded | substantial regional autonomy and opposed the military |
| egular classroom teacher, but there must be | substantial, regularly scheduled collaborative planning |
| Nubian literature credits him with a | substantial reign since future Nubian kings requested t |
| By mid-August, the last | substantial reinforcements of sepoys had reached Delhi, |
| the Odessa Offensive 3rd Ukrainian received | substantial reinforcements. |
| It, and by now its | substantial related endowments, fell to a court favouri |
| y considered, if they have such a close and | substantial relation to interstate commerce that their |
| perations in all matters having a close and | substantial relation to interstate traffic" and to ensu |
| unity for females but not for males had any | substantial relationship to that interest. |
| By 2000, a | substantial relaxation of general censorship, and the l |
| le RL-10 is optimal or adequate and hence a | substantial reliability and cost benefit was realized. |
| me of the line's old formation, as the last | substantial relic, Owaka station's goods shed, was remo |
| At Riverhead no | substantial relics remain. |
| For instance, in smoking cessation, a | substantial relief is achieved after approximately 6-12 |
| nnedy Expressway) in the mid-1950s required | substantial relocation of sewer lines around the new th |
| is the only village in central Asia with a | substantial remaining German minority. |
| There are no | substantial remains of the station. |
| These expeditions uncovered | substantial remains of the Assyrian and Neo-Hittite per |
| The | substantial remains of a medieval moated manor can be s |
| It is notable as including | substantial remains of an abandoned village including a |
| h of the fabric of the Romanesque building, | substantial remains of which still underlie many of the |
| There are | substantial remains of the hilltop house, which is buil |
| Substantial remains of the Old Mill still stand and hav | |
| Up until the 1930's there were | substantial remains. |
| Substantial remnants of the much altered keep remain. | |
| Substantial remnants of stone structures and the water | |
| In the 1930s | substantial remodelling of the foyer took place, but th |
| Despite the | substantial renovation process which returned the house |
| A | substantial renovation was completed on October 29, 200 |
| Despite | substantial renovation and the introduction of new vest |
| The building underwent a | substantial renovation at that time, but the interior o |
| In 2001, after | substantial renovation, the church received its present |
| Substantial renovations were completed as part of the e | |
| center and athletic facilities, along with | substantial renovations to several of the existing buil |
| he Olympia reopened in the 1990s, and after | substantial renovations is currently used as a venue fo |
| A | substantial reordering was carried out by William Venn |
| CCC was founded in 1820 but was subject to | substantial reorganisation and reformation in 1878. |
| towers erected in the 1930s were in need of | substantial repair or replacement. |
| ry repairs could be made in Greece and more | substantial repairs made at Malta 10 to 24 October 1945 |
| work by specialist contractors consisted of | substantial repairs to the ornate stonework and windows |
| 0,000 worth of damage to the pier but after | substantial repairs it was re-opened in June of the fol |
| tial repairs, she was towed to Miami, where | substantial repairs were made, and on to Key West where |
| orical Trust acquired the building and made | substantial repairs. |
| hanges from the previous election are quite | substantial, representing twenty years of population mo |
| The second, more | substantial reredos was installed in 1884 and designed |
| Although | substantial research has been devoted to this subject, |
| will soon be made publicly available, that | substantial research is required, or simply because it |
| He was part of a | substantial research tradition, a large community of in |
| a deep seated knowledge of the business and | substantial reserves of experience. |
| n interest in thorium is motivated by their | substantial reserves. |
| Stepney shared in this phenomenon with some | substantial residences amid the poorer houses, though b |
| ham, "Mountsfield" was one of London's more | substantial residences set in its own park. |
| The area has a | substantial residential population, a surprisingly larg |
| s founded on the belief that there is still | substantial residual support for its predecessor. |
| e convenient location, but the idea had met | substantial resistance from their mostly local customer |
| san ridges so important that they committed | substantial resources to defending them, and attacked t |
| Since then the city of Drammen has spent | substantial resources on developing attractive park are |
| The EA mustered its | substantial resources to break the Teamsters' support f |
| oups within Year Groups; Heads of Year have | substantial responsibility for Years 9, 10, 11 and 12/1 |
| tinctive features which have arisen because | substantial responsibility for town and country plannin |
| are not only houses of residence, but have | substantial responsibility for student teaching. |
| On May 18, 1980 after a | substantial restoration works in the building was opene |
| It has had | substantial restoration work by Elliot, Brosswood, Hill |
| In 1858 the church underwent | substantial restoration leaving only one small Norman a |
| , though not as large as the Nile, have had | substantial results. |
| tle and by his zeal and efficiency achieved | substantial results. |
| Despite | substantial resuscitation efforts, he was established t |
| A | substantial retrospective exhibition of Kaplan's work w |
| money or other items of value and promise a | substantial return to the participants. |
| er the War, building controls precluded any | substantial return to private housebuilding and Costain |
| Substantial revenues were attached to such offices and | |
| I highly suggest a | substantial revision of this article to eliminate the w |
| . Louis, 1908, p. 619) that it "underwent a | substantial revision at the hands of Eugenius II, Bisho |
| nd to address new issues, the EFCC passed a | substantial revision to its Statement of Faith on July |
| Harleian genealogies, the text represents a | substantial revision seeking to integrate the branches |
| However, after | substantial revisions were made, the song was deemed a |
| ugh similar to the outgoing model, featured | substantial revisions both to the body and chassis. |
| The Moriarty Chieftain was given a | substantial reward by Queen Elizabeth. |
| rs over his CB radio about her escape and a | substantial reward for her return. |
| in the Scottish Campaign where he received | substantial rewards for the return of a number of priso |
| is manner, he ensures that the risk and the | substantial rewards of an LBO investment remain solely |
| This article could use | substantial rework. |
| Saward did a | substantial rewrite as script-editor. |
| A | substantial rewrite of the simulation package was relea |
| 8 until 2009, when he and Mason performed a | substantial rewrite over several months. |
| It reaches the sea at a | substantial ria, the Exe Estuary, on the south (English |
| This grew into a | substantial ribbon-making trade early in the 19th centu |
| Implementing the McMahon Act created a | substantial rift between United States and British rela |
| hat Dr Dietz's false testimony affected the | substantial rights of appellant." |
| ratic Union (CDU) and SPD were matched by a | substantial rise in the Left vote and smaller rises for |
| al remediation of chromium waste, citing "a | substantial risk of imminent damage to public health an |
| een irresponsible, because there had been a | substantial risk to DGA's creditors. |
| at the disputed pipeline carries a real and | substantial risk of failure because of its potential to |
| n official's "deliberate indifference" to a | substantial risk of serious harm to an inmate violates |
| mes of violence and where the offender is a | substantial risk to the community, the offender should |
| actually opened fire while not being at any | substantial risk since marchers were not able to enter |
| The football team also has a | substantial rivalry with Trion High School. |
| The area is typified by a | substantial river bed with deep fast-flowing channels, |
| bridge with four arches supported on three | substantial river piers, 34 feet (10.4 m) apart. |
| 'filters' automatically applied to identify | substantial, robust studies. |
| nitial work by the Park Service encountered | substantial rock excavation, with the subsequent cost o |
| It currently contains a | substantial rock collection, including many ultraviolet |
| In 2007, Walls played a | substantial role in leading the Blue Bombers to the 95t |
| ow the North Vietnamese Army to take a more | substantial role in the war. |
| In 2006, she had a small but | substantial role in Clint Eastwood's Oscar-nominated Wo |
| Her other most | substantial role was playing the recurring character Pa |
| rn from injury where he able to play a more | substantial role with team. |
| She returned to film with a more | substantial role in the thriller Sorted (2000). |
| edmond's smaller Parnellite group to play a | substantial role behind the scenes in helping the rival |
| The song played a | substantial role in the film's success as did other son |
| As Andrea Leeds she played her first | substantial role in the film Come and Get It (1936) and |
| 6), produced by her friend Wayne, and had a | substantial role in The Tattered Dress (1957). |
| ransparency, Congressional oversight, and a | substantial role for parents of children with autism in |
| 0 agent (other than Bond himself) to have a | substantial role in a Bond film, which includes a sizea |
| Her more | substantial roles included Alice Angel, a dizzy showgir |
| rlet Letter (1934) gave her one of her more | substantial roles in talking pictures, and she had a ca |
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