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| he Institute, trying to save it in difficult | conditions during the German occupation of Kiev. |
| damage can probably be attributed to weather | conditions and the severe earthquakes to which this reg |
| ed the understanding of Denmark's geological | conditions, particularly the glacial phenomena. |
| he quality of the vintage and on the current | conditions of the wine market. |
| Apart from overall | conditions in the camps, which stood under his responsi |
| o find funding from DuPont, he told them the | conditions for the balloon's takeoff in Chicago could b |
| Human rights monitors have stated that the | conditions of the decree are in contradiction with the |
| of London petitioned for a park to alleviate | conditions of the poor of London. |
| ing that the pages and columns reflected the | conditions of the black peoples, their demands and aspi |
| granted freedom after meeting the stringent | conditions of the $500,000 bail. |
| ere was no murder", and so helped create the | conditions for the New Departure and the Irish National |
| e leaflet she described in graphic terms the | conditions in the Ghetto, and the horrific circumstance |
| Because of the good climatic | conditions at the altitude of 3135 m (10285 ft), astron |
| ng time and a lot of great wins in different | conditions around the world to get us to that number-on |
| all be subject also to several noted special | conditions, including the provision relating to the con |
| Disease, malnutrition, and the brutal | conditions in the workplace and in the camps took its t |
| The | conditions in the camp were unhealthy, with beri-beri b |
| ritish ship owners, it endured hard economic | conditions in the 1970s and 1980s, but survived through |
| e judge only fined him when he explained the | conditions of the bet. |
| Conditions in the 19th Ward are terrible. | |
| -Wagen never became operational as under the | conditions of the Armistice Germany was forbidden to po |
| In particular, Fry was appalled at the | conditions in the women's section of Newgate Prison. |
| Meteorological | conditions during the evening hours of June 18, 2001 ra |
| ered towards the stricken vessel but the sea | conditions forced the boat back towards the beach and s |
| Elaine survived numerous other | conditions over the years, including additional abdomin |
| edges, in wet areas, and a variety of other | conditions in the presence of many companion plants. |
| The prevailing weather | conditions forced the abandonment of further parachute |
| mospheric boundary layer (ABL), land surface | conditions and the general weather situation for all se |
| opening of the line in November 2007 due to | conditions outside the control of CATS. |
| tablished relations with the Aborigines, but | conditions at the Mission proved so harsh that soon onl |
| tegy and tactics and the social and economic | conditions of the time, as well as the aftermath of the |
| As a result of the | conditions during the 1990 stand-off, many of the prote |
| 200 ft) before turning back due to poor snow | conditions and the lateness of the hour. |
| By experimentation replicating the | conditions of the impact, he determined the speed of th |
| program mission to investigate the physical | conditions of the solar limb, particularly the chromosp |
| States to the Alaska Commercial Company, on | conditions limiting the numbers to be taken annually, a |
| The | conditions in the southern zone favor the production of |
| Vida Meteorological Station monitors climate | conditions around the lake year round for such scientif |
| ourse downstream remain dry in all but flood | conditions as the flow disappears underground. |
| When used, post coordinated | conditions avoids the need to create large numbers of D |
| from India to Fiji under the most degrading | conditions in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. |
| "a provocation and an attempt to destabilize | conditions in the Chechen Republic." |
| g the day and took photographs of the living | conditions of the ghetto. |
| I of England and his son Prince Edward about | conditions in the country. |
| Conditions in the Hoffman Triangle continued to concern | |
| goal, she says, depends on favorable weather | conditions so the helicopters can fly. |
| s to be expressed with a Strep-tag under the | conditions when the potential interaction partners are |
| transparency) can be achieved by varying the | conditions of the crystal growth. |
| attested by the wealth of evidence of humid | conditions in the Sahara between 10,000 and 6,000 BP. |
| It is reported that unusual cloud | conditions prevented the sound of artillery from carryi |
| Living | conditions under the Japanese were brutal with frequent |
| d as "non-fulfillment of basic environmental | conditions and the lack of completion of crucial studie |
| , to allow it to adhere under the hot, moist | conditions of the autoclave. |
| Although marshy soil | conditions slowed the engineers' progress, American fig |
| In 1816, as a governor, he issued a set of | conditions for the settlement of "useful foreigners" in |
| Soil and meteorological | conditions make the area suitable for growing wheat, co |
| that were controlled by them, and to create | conditions for the repatriation of refugees. |
| ed by Thomas Carlyle in 1839 to describe the | conditions of the English working-class during the Indu |
| ame for the subspace , which imposes certain | conditions on the decay at infinity. |
| The commission investigated the | conditions of the workers in the coal mines. |
| 1892 and 1894, seem to have been years where | conditions on the river significantly affected the Anch |
| not begin until 1866 due to difficult winter | conditions at the Narrows of the Arrow Lakes on the fir |
| ad quickly and Rushton was appalled with the | conditions that the slaves had to endure, so he would s |
| (UVH) is translated into English as Uniform | Conditions for the Hotel and Catering Industry. |
| e in 1909, he abandoned early due to wintery | conditions during the month of July, but not before he |
| Under the exacting | conditions of the Second Sino-Japanese War Sandberg her |
| ential Commission investigating the economic | conditions in the Virgin Islands. |
| and may participate in combat under certain | conditions regarding the pet statistics, i.e. loyalty. |
| major reason for the outbreak was the dismal | conditions in the poorest parts of the city which suffe |
| ntemplation of dismissal may impose specific | conditions on the defendant subject to the ACD, which m |
| ncham's growing population led to unsanitary | conditions in the town and the Public Health Act of 184 |
| ficant in understanding certain pathological | conditions of the spine such as the typical location fo |
| where more habitat existed in the less humid | conditions in the outgoing last ice age. |
| The eggs are resilient to weather | conditions allowing the eggs to survive extremely cold |
| posed as she proved unable to take the rough | conditions in the North Sea, losing her bridge on 15 De |
| The Texians believed this was against the | conditions for the negotiations which they believed sta |
| The | conditions in the reactive column are suboptimal both a |
| e L. Lumsden, building privies and surveying | conditions in the southern United States. |
| ontribution to the improvement of the living | conditions of the residents of East Jerusalem and its s |
| a Central Valley in summer as well as warmer | conditions within the ground during winter. |
| It was under these | conditions that the Seimas was forced to approve the tr |
| s followed her on foot, which led to chaotic | conditions in the streets. |
| utoimmune diseases, the most common clinical | conditions in the syndrome are hypoparathyroidism, prim |
| The reported climatic | conditions of the village reflect the conditions in the |
| The storm produced the most severe | conditions over the Lake Okeechobee region since 1928, |
| The | conditions for the race were reasonably good but with a |
| icular problems with bad weather or poor ice | conditions at the outdoor rinks. |
| One section of the tunnels recreates the | conditions when the shelter was in use, with dim lighti |
| new banner that will change with the weather | conditions replaced the old banner that showed the curr |
| is intended as a model for exemplary working | conditions in the industry, giving workers a day off pe |
| sure that the issuance of permits and permit | conditions for the dumping of reverse list substances c |
| Conditions at the locations were harsh due to both the | |
| One cause is unusual | conditions in the upper and middle GI tract, such as cr |
| with two equivalents of phenol under acidic | conditions (hence the name). |
| Olympics because of the city's local weather | conditions for the month of February. |
| have been found to have adapted to the harsh | conditions inside the pit. |
| ffered in particular from poor environmental | conditions and the decline of the shipbuilding industry |
| the freeway to be built because of the poor | conditions in the neighborhood. |
| fected soldiers who were billeted in crowded | conditions throughout the ship. |
| ally occur as retention cysts in cicatricial | conditions of the conjunctiva. |
| of the W. H. Stark House because of the damp | conditions in the area. |
| e integral of p(x) over S is 1 and the above | conditions for the expected values are satisfied. |
| The poor economic | conditions made the party in power unpopular and made H |
| Chemoclines most commonly occur where local | conditions favor the formations of anoxic bottom water |
| to Pierre Ramond, who studied such boundary | conditions and the fields that satisfy them in 1971. |
| ampaign against toxic waste and poor working | conditions in the shipbreaking industry. |
| Hebel was brought up amidst poverty-stricken | conditions in the village of Hausen im Wiesental, where |
| acterium is well adapted to grow in alkaline | conditions, so the protease it produces can withstand h |
| Jackie Stewart took the win in the awful | conditions and the race was stopped after 64 laps due t |
| n the transmitter is properly chosen for the | conditions at the transmitting site. |
| hese months, changes in atmospheric pressure | conditions of the Pacific Ocean bring southwesterly win |
| ons already under way in the extreme weather | conditions of the day. |
| He also negotiated the | conditions for the Schengen Area. |
| glanders epidemic broke out because of poor | conditions in the stables. |
| ng the school stream and pond to improve the | conditions of the freshwater species present. |
| This genus lives in strictly anaerobic | conditions below the surface of a body of water, common |
| at provides the optimal spatial and climatic | conditions for the preservation of works of art. |
| nds near the coast that provided the perfect | conditions for the sugar-growing industry. |
| icare Resources Ltd is to improve the living | conditions of the Chinese by providing medical and soci |
| e Corps crossed the Polesia marshes in harsh | conditions, spearheading the Bobruysk Offensive. |
| The treaty required Austria to enforce the | conditions of the earlier Treaty of Campo Formio (concl |
| In 1913, after the Balkan Wars and with the | conditions of the Treaty of Bucharest, this area of Mac |
| ds that many of the causes attributed to the | conditions of the rural poor (governmental corruption, |
| lth problems and the family's cramped living | conditions meant the Barwuahs decided to ask for the he |
| This is not correct for the final | conditions of the system, because the particles have in |
| Conditions in the privatised detention centre, run by a | |
| ted he had escaped to focus attention on the | conditions in the hospital and his own situation. |
| ssment, noting that given the meteorological | conditions, and the length of time she was exposed to t |
| endothelial or ICE syndrome is a spectrum of | conditions of the eye, where the inner layer of the cor |
| ll, low levels of sunshine, and often breezy | conditions throughout the year. |
| treatment of the most difficult diseases and | conditions of the eye, ear, nose, throat, head and neck |
| sualty in Central Park and created dangerous | conditions on the streets. |
| In fact, | conditions in the department were so bad before Penning |
| Due to periodic pogroms and to impoverished | conditions in the first two decades of the 20th century |
| f for the striking miners and to investigate | conditions in the area. |
| s were notorious for the severe and outdated | conditions, and the inmates' bloody and brutal existenc |
| ed by the media in Toronto over poor working | conditions in the mills handling paper collected in the |
| rew concerned about the deteriorating social | conditions at the church's communal farm, they had him |
| ssioned by the government due to substandard | conditions in the years after Abbott's escape. |
| the runway, and an estuary beach with calmer | conditions to the western end. |
| Increased enrollment and crowded | conditions created the need to split the schools into t |
| rtured and hanged, bringing attention to the | conditions of the slaves. |
| t the advancement of the economic and social | conditions of the families, while agriculture declined |
| does not succeed (which may be due to error | conditions in the writing program, or due to external c |
| rning of the Reichstag, a publication on the | conditions of the Jewish population which greatly raise |
| local cattle breed developed under the tough | conditions of the Harz mountain range. |
| It has undertaken causes such as improving | conditions at the Cairo zoo, fighting the growth of "pr |
| he unclear Norwegian succession laws, social | conditions and the struggle between Church and King. |
| Debilitated by the desert | conditions before the battle even begins, the Christian |
| umed responsibility for implementing certain | conditions of the DOGIT. |
| dia and China, where economic and industrial | conditions favor the mass production of pseudoephedrine |
| tably impressed with the Hs 123 under battle | conditions, purchasing the entire evaluation flight and |
| featuring videos of residents talking about | conditions in the settlement. |
| Madlala-Routledge had reported that | conditions at the maternity ward were a 'national disas |
| ructure, providing information about weather | conditions in the harbor. |
| However, regardless of the | conditions at the start of the second part, the race is |
| The dramatically worsened study | conditions within the tower in recent years are another |
| Tocqueville described the | conditions of the inmates there as 'the most hideous an |
| Been subjected the tenders and the | conditions throughout the plan to a decision, it decide |
| National Crime: Being a Record of the Health | Conditions of the Indians of Canada from 1904 to 1921, |
| Prescott work together to bring about better | conditions for the care of the sick as well as fighting |
| hough Puerto Rico may have had the "economic | conditions" for independence, according to the conditio |
| so optimization and to improvement of safety | conditions at the airport. |
| Hypoxic | conditions during the summer may contribute to carbonat |
| g is dependent on the monomer as well as the | conditions of the plasma polymerization. |
| stood and Raab was placed in quarantine-like | conditions in the Hamburg Tropical Institute. |
| Because of the disturbed | conditions on the west coast of Mexico she was assigned |
| s maiden five-wicket haul in bowler-friendly | conditions at the County Ground in Bristol, taking five |
| recorded a consolation victory in favourable | conditions for the bowlers in the final Test, and Bosan |
| oblem, samples can be imaged under cryogenic | conditions with the associated water frozen, or a metal |
| t Littlepage suggests that the poor lighting | conditions during the lengthiest encounter of a probabl |
| Economic | Conditions on the Manors of Ramsey Abbey (1899) |
| sed to constrain thermal histories and redox | conditions in the solar nebula and on the asteroidal pa |
| mri had warned camp authorities in 2002 that | conditions at the camp were driving captives to the bri |
| dent prompted Italy to demand better working | conditions for the Italian guest workers in Belgium. |
| The | conditions for the evolution of eusociality with diploi |
| eam's journalist, the environment and living | conditions of the Woomera Immigration Reception and Pro |
| he withdrawal will be slow and tied to local | conditions, and the U.S. commitment to stabilize Afghan |
| Rdl from the King's discretionary funds, and | conditions at the school were miserable. |
| the first attempt in four years to negotiate | conditions for the creation of a hemispheric free trade |
| hull, providing improved living and working | conditions for the crew and space for additional equipm |
| Hodakov gave much thought to spiritual | conditions in the Land of Israel and sent constant dire |
| Be aware of soil | conditions at the job site. |
| umed responsibility for implementing certain | conditions of the DOGIT. |
| in anticipation of increasingly challenging | conditions facing the UK arts industry. |
| Financial | conditions during the Great Depression forced the Mason |
| Due to unconducive weather | conditions during the season it was only possible to ho |
| It is hypothesized that extreme | conditions in the star's interior cause a high neutrino |
| h a large (>200 mm) telescope under dark sky | conditions with the aid of a so-called "nebula filter." |
| Convention concerning Migrations in Abusive | Conditions and the Promotion of Equality of Opportunity |
| Kennedy was a long time reporter of ski | conditions for the Montreal Herald and CFCF radio. |
| beneath the surface of soil during freezing | conditions in the atmosphere. |
| drainage improvements to overcome the swamp | conditions at the site. |
| -moon said on June 18 that he was alarmed by | conditions in the period leading up to the election and |
| It may be dissolved for the bad | conditions of the parties. |
| en the effect is present cannot be necessary | conditions for the effect. |
| ng on the extractives content (i.e. the soil | conditions where the tree was grown, etc.). |
| s statements (one that unknowingly predicted | conditions in the Gulf Coast 19 months later): in an em |
| These reports describe weather | conditions in the upper layers of the atmosphere. |
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