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| te the fast-tracking of the payment following a | AID meeting with Dole, both Dole and AID denied tha |
| major outdoor pop concert under the title Abbey | Aid. |
| OAK Microscholarship employs targeted academic | aid as a direct means of creating educated communit |
| roops, the Phalange had no choice but to accept | aid from Israel. |
| It will be marketed as a pregnancy achievement | aid only. |
| no UK employees, is unknown to Oxfam and Action | Aid and, when contacted, is unable to provide detai |
| g to a new report published by the group Action | Aid. |
| Action | Aid says they cut back on hunger by scaling up inve |
| ns the property of the Coast Guard as an active | aid to navigation. |
| The current tower is an active | aid to navigation and not open to the public. |
| Coast Guard District 9, and is still an active | aid to navigation. |
| It is currently an active | aid to navigation and not open to the public. |
| The light is active | aid to navigation and a housing facility for the Un |
| se was automated in 1990, and remains an active | aid to navigation; it currently shows a halogen-pow |
| Cove Point remains an active | aid to navigation and is the oldest continuously op |
| It is an automated and active | aid to navigation on Lake Huron. |
| It is an active | aid to navigation and is used for Coast Guard housi |
| tower 200 ft (60m) west which remains an active | aid to navigation. |
| current steel Skeletal towers remain an active | aid to navigation and are not open to the public. |
| The location is an active | aid to navigation, with a characteristic white flas |
| home, though it continues to serve as an active | aid to navigation. |
| light is still in service and remains an active | aid to navigation. |
| It is an active | aid to navigation. |
| nd tower at this location, it remains an active | aid to navigation. |
| The light is an active | aid to navigation and is not open to the public. |
| The tower is an active | aid to navigation |
| The lighthouse remains an active | aid to navigation. |
| The modern tower is an active | aid to navigation. |
| tes Coast Guard still maintains it as an active | aid to navigation. |
| The lighthouse is currently an active | aid to navigation. |
| Lynde Point is an active | aid to navigation and is not open to the public. |
| The light is still active | aid to navigation. |
| est Sister Island Lighthouse is still an active | aid to navigation, and is one of the oldest lightho |
| It was automated in 1988 and remains an active | aid to navigation. |
| sports a small white light, it is not an active | aid to navigation. |
| It is still an active | aid to navigation. |
| The light is an active | aid to navigation. |
| s an opponent of secession but did not actively | aid the cause of the Union during the Civil War. |
| ide, and though Huepow himself doesn't actually | aid Klonoa in beating them, he is quick to offer hi |
| n Bouba Njida of Rai refused to come to Adama's | aid when the emir was fighting the Namchi at Poli. |
| To secure additional | aid and confirm his claims to the conquered territo |
| relief ships in November, promising additional | aid in the spring. |
| make his way to the rear in search of adequate | aid for himself when struck down by a Japanese snip |
| heavy fire crossed the road twice to administer | aid to his wounded comrades. |
| st is thought to have been as an administrative | aid. |
| d for fair trials for all 24 foreign and Afghan | aid workers detained by the Islamic Emirate of Afgh |
| agined; to a German pharmawatch NGO, an African | aid station, and most disturbingly to him, corrupt |
| ped persons, free medical centres, agricultural | aid, drinking water, electricity and compulsory pri |
| lots indicated this may have been a bomb aiming | aid. |
| On April 4th, he was indicted for his alleged | aid to Hamas. |
| ks following January 29, 1962 in order to allow | aid supplies to enter from Pakistan. |
| The money would also | aid Title I schools, special education, child care |
| lly completed primary fermentation but can also | aid in the developing of malolactic fermentation wh |
| Plastic mulches also | aid in evenly distributing moisture to the soil whi |
| r the defeat of a monster, a character may also | aid their leveling experience with the use of Quest |
| These can also | aid the 'spotting' ability of wildfires to propagat |
| Such a dossier will also | aid the Chamber in assessing the merits of the case |
| ly been a relatively modest program of American | aid to the Bolivian armed forces became a veritable |
| e was a British citizen working for an American | aid agency. |
| submission to Japan by isolation from American | aid, intensified blockade, and psychological warfar |
| shortly thereafter continued to ensure American | aid in the defense of Taiwan and unofficial relatio |
| This he achieved, with extensive American | aid, including napalm equipped aircraft , and the e |
| ilt after World War I with the help of American | aid. |
| Fu, the director of the Association of American | Aid China; Amber Jia, the majordomo of Asian market |
| ent shortages as a result of decreased American | aid, while communist forces continued to gain stren |
| s was actively involved in calling for American | aid to the newly independent country of Lithuania. |
| ng or cannabis is also used amongst Sufis as an | aid to spiritual ecstasy. |
| At this moment an | aid rode up with the news that the Irish right flan |
| FFERENCE-TONES AND A METHOD OF USING THEM AS AN | AID IN TUNING HARMONIC INTERVALS (1991) |
| rly 19th century, leaving just the towers as an | aid to shipping. |
| s initially developed by Paul Bach-y-Rita as an | aid to people's sense of balance, particularly of s |
| ad been in 1745 in the Battle of Fontenay as an | aid to the Duke of Cumberland, the brother of King |
| erious parcel marked with expedit arrived as an | aid to instill pious virtues in the people. |
| s normally served cold, and is often used as an | aid to digestion. |
| ziz Abdul Naji asserts he was in Pakistan as an | aid worker, performing zakat -- charitable work. |
| Tawhidi says the two were working for an | aid group helping the disabled. |
| Shaw came up with the idea of cat's eyes as an | aid to road safety. |
| terminancy diagrams are particularly used as an | aid to database normalization. |
| of Fools Rush In, his memoirs of working for an | aid agency during the War in Bosnia and Herzegovina |
| ine pro-Palestinian Turkish activists aboard an | aid ship bound for Gaza in May. |
| ough the gorges, is more of an obstacle than an | aid to transportation. |
| l approved of the pilpulistic method only as an | aid to study, but rendered legal decisions purely o |
| Night Life was marketed as an | aid for the sex life of couples. |
| Major Henry Haverfield was a suffragette and an | aid worker during World War I. |
| igible acoustic signal" to be used either as an | aid for the speech-handicapped or to communicate in |
| tration would have had been of little use as an | aid to identification. |
| Wild Flowers: An | Aid to Knowledge of our Wild Flowers and their Inse |
| scribed Jabir as one of the captives who was an | aid worker, with no credible ties to terrorism. |
| It grew from work of an | aid trip arranged by the churches after knowledge o |
| The alliance can therefore be regarded as an | aid to Prussian expansion, rather than a provocatio |
| es tens of thousands of dollars each year as an | aid to high school student clubs and sports teams. |
| The method is used as an | aid to breaking classical ciphers. |
| by hobbyists (such as model railroaders) as an | aid to soldering. |
| carried a more seriously wounded comrade to an | aid station, and, as he returned, was wounded a sec |
| s house at the base, remaining functional as an | aid for maritime navigation into the western entran |
| Links to Wikipedia as an | aid tool were quoted in the sentence. |
| After being evacuated to an | aid station, he conveyed valuable information regar |
| ame a Major in Langdon's Regiment, and later an | aid to General John Sullivan. |
| red to as the 'docker's clock', was built as an | aid to ships in the port, as it allowed them to set |
| hat Sargent occasionally used photography as an | aid to composition. |
| Harper was an | aid worker with a studio in Addis also recording th |
| cs, saying for many years he had used it "as an | aid to restful sleep". |
| hing men, so with my Credo I hope to provide an | aid to the text. |
| ons to another language, such as English, as an | aid. |
| It was later used to follow roads as an | aid to the digitisation of maps. |
| For example, puriri is highly valued as an | aid in increasing kereru (native pigeon) population |
| ure as a medicinal or psychoactive agent, or an | aid to divination. |
| He also served as an | aid officer in the Navy in America, aboard the ship |
| It is known that they used fire both as an | aid to hunting, and to regenerate the vegetation. |
| Sharon Commins, an | aid worker from Clontarf, Dublin, Ireland, and Hild |
| Taken back to a hut that was being used as an | aid post, he was examined by the medical officer, C |
| worked as a McKinsey management consultant, an | aid worker, and CEO of a not-for-profit company. |
| el skeletal tower replaced the lighthouse as an | Aid to Navigation in 1957, and the lighthouse and p |
| for a determinancy diagram, which is used as an | aid to database normalization. |
| utz deutscher katholischer Auswanderer (de), an | aid organization for German Catholics emigrants. |
| It is used as an | aid in nicotine replacement therapy (NRT), a proces |
| soldiers who were on the verge of murdering an | aid man and 2 wounded soldiers in a nearby foxhole. |
| Barbour served as an | aid to both Joseph E. Johnston and Leonidas Polk. |
| As an | aid to his own studies on algal taxonomy and morpho |
| and Da Yan Gong, but the sounds are used as an | aid to physical exercises in these dynamic Qigong w |
| esia in surgery for muscle relaxation and as an | aid to intubation or ventilation. |
| he Federal line and his body carried back to an | aid station along the Columbia Turnpike. |
| t was imposed after a deadly Israeli raid on an | aid flotilla of mostly Turkish pro-Palestinian acti |
| instance, in determining the moment at which an | aid to navigation is broad on the beam. |
| She also was a foreign service officer and an | aid contractor, gaining first hand experience of th |
| widely used as a practice instrument and as an | aid to composition, not being loud enough for large |
| He appears in Plato's Phaedo dialogue as an | aid to the plot. |
| The climate is essentially that of an | aid to semi arid region with scorching hot summers |
| cture such as a tower constructed on land as an | aid to navigation by sailors. |
| ncept of accompanying Low Mass with music as an | aid to the devotion of the faithful, thus giving ri |
| ar by coleopterists (Cooter 1991, page 7) as an | aid to finding invertebrates in leaf litter. |
| recommend a programme of design to serve as an | aid to the newly established small industries in In |
| g down a waterslide while she was working as an | aid at a children's summer camp by the Baltic Sea. |
| Latin: lighted room) is invented and used as an | aid for drawing perspective accurately. |
| The lighthouse was constructed as an | aid to shipping entering Baltimore; it was built on |
| as also pioneer in Portugal on the launch of an | aid relief campaign in Facebook towards Haiti's rec |
| ed into the back of an ambulance heading for an | aid station near the front. |
| An unmanned lighthouse stands there as an | aid to shipping. |
| reported the harassment to Abe Fortas, then an | aid to Lyndon Johnson. |
| ing supplement, but in 1995 was rebranded as an | aid for dieting. |
| A drift punch, or drift pin, is used as an | aid in aligning bolt or rivet holes prior to insert |
| r, cre-ester and CEE, is a substance sold as an | aid for athletic performance and for muscle develop |
| e introduction in 1921 of the radiobeacon as an | aid to navigation. |
| n of tactile tiles on the platforms comes as an | aid for the sight impaired who often travel with Ci |
| actised freely the removal of the tonsils as an | aid to recovery from deafness, but in later life ex |
| d, after establishing a collection point and an | aid station in a native house, he moved fearlessly |
| This allows the cutter to precisely place an | aid to navigation (ATON). |
| traffic controllers, intended to be used as an | aid in their making written statements, then destro |
| He made his way to an | aid station, received treatment, and then refused t |
| The MRI is used to visualize anatomy, | aid in planning the treatment, and monitoring tempe |
| losed the area to international journalists and | aid organizations. |
| These fins reduce the roll of the ship and | aid landing and take-off operations during rough we |
| ility to play in either midfield or defence and | aid Dalian to a eighth place finish. |
| or six weeks to teach the elements of music and | aid in the creation of a new piece of music. |
| nstruction and repair of roads and canals), and | aid with agricultural tasks. |
| nd his brother continued to provide shelter and | aid to certain Cathars. |
| leaf, has been more luke-warm about phasing out | aid" cited to a Washington Post opinion piece by Jo |
| he kidnapping was to receive a heavy ransom and | aid the financially struggling at the time IMARO. |
| ills to establish a national education fund and | aid pensioners and Seminole War Veterans. |
| Theodore Dalrymple, allege that debt relief and | aid are used to fund lavish lifestyles for the ruli |
| h encouraged employment of the capable poor and | aid for the incapable, in contrast to that of 1572, |
| r partial removal to provide a canoe slalem and | aid fish, salmon and trout, trying to reach the upp |
| rstanding in this field, and to disseminate and | aid in the application of this knowledge. |
| sport teams a facility that they could use, and | aid the university in its quest to continue to attr |
| and troops were dispatched to assess damage and | aid victims. |
| job seekers, investment in green industries and | aid for small businesses. |
| registered charity which aims to encourage and | aid the formation and extension of Immediate Care S |
| eed Growing Stronger”, and “Children's Home and | Aid Society” (CHASI). |
| The original goals envisioned coordination and | aid to existing anti-Soviet and anti-communist resi |
| collects the ball, the miniboss will follow and | aid the player. |
| who were restless and rioted when the money and | aid promised by Alexios IV was not forthcoming. |
| came a trustee of the International Defence and | Aid Fund for Southern Africa until 1991, and remain |
| has been hit by flooding of this magnitude and | aid donors are coming very slowly and there is a fe |
| considering dispatching a major observation and | aid mission to Dniprodzerzhynsk. |
| C. lead a team to negotiate for recognition and | aid for Texas, then on named James Collinsworth to |
| el, Pigeon's primary mission was to salvage and | aid submarines in distress. |
| he denounced the kidnapping of journalists and | aid workers following the abduction of Christian Ch |
| support of the Strategic Defense Initiative and | aid to the Contras. |
| urther the Indian cause with German finance and | aid. |
| shields in order to hinder their opponents and | aid themselves. |
| airport, thus allowing international rescue and | aid forces to start their work. |
| a, Lezhe and Durres are currently submerged and | aid efforts are ongoing. |
| 'pearly suit' to draw attention to himself and | aid his fund-raising activities.In 1911 an organise |
| is son, but implores the King to send money and | aid since " your son is so destitute of money that |
| restrictions on the movement of journalists and | aid workers, ostensibly for their protection from A |
| cipally, of the Edinburgh Jewish community, and | aid from the local Christian community and the Balf |
| dvantage of home territory and the sympathy and | aid of the local populace, most famously Emma Sanso |
| centres and orphanages are being supported, and | aid is being given to other organizations like drug |
| And | aid me on to Canada, where colored men are free. |
| The Choice: Demystifying College Admissions and | Aid by The New York Times. |
| eace Prize-nominated Brazilian pediatrician and | aid worker. |
| o get a blood sample from the Medeiros girl and | aid the other priest in charge of her. |
| They promote independence, and | aid social inclusion by offering opportunities for |
| Party, which was formed in 1949 to advocate and | aid in the transition to independence for the count |
| transferred to Morris' Children's Hospital and | Aid Society in Fort Worth. |
| 1928 by E.S. Gosney with the aim "to foster and | aid constructive and educational forces for the pro |
| to Ingushetia carrying medical specialists and | aid for the victims. |
| He journeyed to Rome in 1166-1167 to try and | aid the reunion of the Roman Catholic and Eastern O |
| Dietary fiber can bind to lithocholic acid and | aid in its excretion in stool; as such, fiber can p |
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