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| Audiences could add comments | freely about the characters, episodes or the plot, ra |
| him that Sasha has been seen alive and moving | freely about on a place called Paradise Island. |
| ope give no authority over anyone, unless they | freely accept it. |
| ry out Single Status job evaluations) which it | freely accepted would result in huge, life changing p |
| Walkers can | freely access the entire common as it is open access |
| public in the Communist countries were able to | freely access many works of Western art and literatur |
| It also recognises Farmers' Rights: to | freely access genetic resources, unrestricted by inte |
| r Massimo Carminati was the only one who could | freely access the weapons cache. |
| than 2004, it was still possible for users to | freely access their Hotmail account outside of an int |
| Arab Times' web version can be | freely accessed worldwide. |
| oftware that is produced in the project can be | freely accessed and used. |
| inal newspaper articles, and makes its content | freely accessible to its readers, publishers lose vit |
| The Service Area, which is | freely accessible without registration, is the Alumni |
| The site is | freely accessible to the public. |
| A null session is an anonymous connection to a | freely accessible network share called IPC$ on Window |
| The site is | freely accessible in daylight hours. |
| The complete literature is | freely accessible to the user. |
| It is thus | freely accessible and available to anyone. |
| The hill is designated as open country so | freely accessible to walkers. |
| ided many protein databases and analysis tools | freely accessible to the scientific community, includ |
| It is | freely accessible on the pages of Interia, Poland's t |
| Open - | Freely accessible and available (as determined by the |
| ll is designated as open country and therefore | freely accessible to walkers. |
| l site in London, and much of the foreshore is | freely accessible to the public. |
| t of the hill is designated as open country so | freely accessible to walkers. |
| The hill is designated as open country so | freely accessible to walkers though a series of fence |
| sts and biochemists from around the world, are | freely accessible on the Internet via the websites of |
| The entire mountain is open country and so | freely accessible to walkers. |
| Triprayar is | freely accessible by road from Thrissur, which has a |
| The hill is designated as open country and so | freely accessible to walkers. |
| Google Scholar is a | freely accessible web search engine that indexes the |
| The PIC's purpose is to offer a | freely accessible place where people who have questio |
| n considered part of the King's River and thus | freely accessible to all. |
| aBIG software in a software repository that is | freely accessible to individuals and commercial enter |
| It is | freely accessible, and contains extensive spectroscop |
| This | freely accessible, on-line resource is funded in part |
| age versions of Wikipedia remain unblocked and | freely accessible. |
| ea, is on the same site of the Cooperative, is | freely accessible. |
| oduced his war pictures so rapidly that he was | freely accused of employing assistants. |
| The author | freely acknowledged the story's intentional close res |
| e International Law, a collection drawn, as he | freely acknowledged, "from the writings and opinions |
| In Poland it is possible to | freely acquire air guns with a muzzle energy not exce |
| owned by persons from the age of 18 years and | freely acquired provided they bear the "F-in-pentagon |
| a 3D display in which the player may navigate | freely across a small-scale rendering of the game wor |
| ome territory's traditions, preferring to skip | freely across borders and genres, while also perfectl |
| The Milton Keynes Citizen is distributed | freely across the Milton Keynes urban area and other |
| ordings of 1958, it captured the group ranging | freely across its history and the folk landscape... |
| are narrow but flat with the brooks meandering | freely across their flood plain. |
| yon, the North Fork is finally allowed to flow | freely across sparsely populated ranchland as the can |
| and Chicago style food vendors; admit tourists | freely across the old bridge May through October, sub |
| and is therefore available for walkers to roam | freely across. |
| stage the play, giving Burnand more license to | freely adapt it. |
| de Rijn in afbeelding en tafereelen geschetst ( | freely adapted from Tombleson's Views on the Rhine, b |
| The novella was | freely adapted in Spain in 1972 as The Blood Splatter |
| The builder | freely adapted traditional elements: rows of dormers, |
| It was | freely adapted from the novel, updating the action fr |
| The tale was almost unrecognizable in the | freely adapted 1996 Disney cartoon version. |
| practices found in society and the moral norms | freely adapted by individuals. |
| e in translation was distinctive-he translated | freely, adding or omitting until he achieved what he |
| Even if she won't | freely admit it, she just wants to be friends with As |
| I | freely admit the King's desire for peace, and his Maj |
| With no one else in the room, Maida | freely admits she gave up the man she really loved fo |
| fference of the accused to the crimes which he | freely admits having committed is unique in my experi |
| elf-confessed science-fiction fanatic and also | freely admits to having an unhealthy obsession with a |
| After reunification he | freely admitted to having worked for the Stasi and wa |
| Brown, by contrast, | freely admitted that he was willing to operate on any |
| ble to campaign only from outside the country) | freely admitted his past errors, promised to support |
| urposes other than bridge maintenance - a fact | freely admitted by the town clerk. |
| McNeely is listed as the song's writer, he has | freely admitted that he purchased the song from the R |
| contrast to many members of the group, Samuel | freely admitted that he had aimed to upset the Govern |
| He also | freely admitted that he knew nothing about writing fo |
| ying that international observers needed to be | freely admitted. |
| They may be designed to slide | freely against one another or they may be designed to |
| visitation sermon at Hitchin in 1638, he spoke | freely against 'innovations'. |
| nting campaigners for the country's unity from | freely airing their views ahead of the vote. |
| IT, Symbolics would let MIT use internally and | freely all the software Symbolics developed. |
| the Balmain forwards and responded by running | freely all match and crashing the Tigers with fiery t |
| ded as separate species, but as they hybridize | freely, all major authorities now regard them as a si |
| d were that Catholic missionary activity to be | freely allowed and the Elephant export monopoly to be |
| nd, sitting at the table at which visitors are | freely allowed to examine these treasures, a feeling |
| Arabic Middle Mongolian rather | freely allows for predicate-object, which is due to l |
| The river flows | freely along its entire course, making it one of the |
| Cattle and dogs still ran | freely along its length. |
| e, clarinet, bassoon and flute which run quite | freely alongside one another, with no harmonic connec |
| ost indistinguishable, later claimed that they | freely alternated who would play the part in a given |
| ed 6-inch length of pipe allowed water to flow | freely among several ballast tanks that set forth a c |
| ptography to ensure that their users can speak | freely amongst themselves with a greatly reduced prob |
| Paullinus has | freely and deservedly fulfilled his vow to the god Al |
| evertheless, he was still scoring and creating | freely and as the tournament was about to start, he w |
| , but nonetheless her father and brother spend | freely and the family is known to be impoverished. |
| ated archaeological artifacts to be circulated | freely and legitimately. |
| y one in these assemblies will state his ideas | freely, and "give his advice freely." |
| ished in 1681, however adds new material quite | freely and without acknowledgment, and the English tr |
| He roams the land | freely and befriends other heroes. |
| He experimented | freely and produced semi-abstract images. |
| that his favorite horse Gus be allowed to roam | freely and live out the rest of his days on the ranch |
| le of navigating the stream to pass and repass | freely and safely. |
| beauty that can emerge from humans interacting | freely and without restriction, but it also conscious |
| Can anyone | freely and easily move them over to Commons? |
| nd Jatt status, the two branches appear to mix | freely and are one tribe.(Punjabi |
| rst time, foreign media will be able to report | freely and publish their work freely in China. |
| to ensure that the referendum exercise goes on | freely, and people exercise their democratic rights a |
| rize cycles whose full automorphism groups act | freely and transitively. |
| ter roosts are in caves, with the bats hanging | freely and not in contact with other bats. |
| e announced that she entered into the marriage | freely and fully accepted the treaty. |
| At his trial he confessed | freely and frankly, saying, "If I had acted as a hero |
| productive cough, allowing patients to breathe | freely and deeply". |
| room with his colleagues and friends spinning | freely and making new mix-tapes which have been exclu |
| osettes emerge from a woody stem that branches | freely and can become very top heavy. |
| at citizens and humanitarian relief could move | freely and that normal life could be resumed. |
| utterfly house, butterflies can be seen flying | freely and viewed at various stages of development. |
| Achievement: A lyrical melody soars | freely, and the music ends in ecstatic triumph. |
| d man, a positive character who spoke his mind | freely and who called a spade a spade." |
| quantum states of leptons when they propagate | freely and when they take part in the weak interactio |
| here characters can't eat, speak or move about | freely and are periodically viciously attacked. |
| it says, "We, therefore, exhort our members to | freely and willingly respond to the call of our Gover |
| ger compelled to keep God's law; however, they | freely and willingly serve God and their neighbors. |
| hem by a sort of axle, by which means it plays | freely, and always remains in the natural horizontal |
| t to express their opinions and points of view | freely and without fear of recrimination. |
| rious role in which married people collaborate | freely and responsibly with God the Creator." |
| They drank alcoholic beverages | freely and after breakfast Yeardley, Dr. Hall, Bland |
| ation ground for all to enjoy sports and games | freely, and in particular aimed to restrict horse-rid |
| usive domain of the civil authorities, elected | freely and democratically. |
| ilable on a freeware basis: it could be copied | freely and given away, but could not be sold for a pr |
| He later pardoned | freely and mainly headed for Nafplio and later for Pa |
| auseway, Patchway, etc to cross the trunk road | freely and gain access to the estate. |
| Older issues of the New West Indian Guide are | freely and openly available online from the Digital L |
| e SOE was the only one which chose its own men | freely and operated its own radio communication with |
| Giuffre's trio, featuring music that was often | freely and spontaneously improvised, and which had on |
| cDonald's many virtues are listed a little too | freely and uncritically too. |
| In the closing Agnus, the chant is treated | freely, and the texture is similar to that which Josq |
| the middle of the valley which can fly around | freely and fire lasers out of both sides. |
| of self-determination on the basis of consent, | freely and concurrently given", to bring about a unit |
| s Mars and the Xulsigiae, Lucius Virius Diseto | freely and deservedly fulfilled his vow." |
| The grass is allowed to grow | freely and the many wild flowers, seeds and plants pr |
| The game allows the player to explore | freely anywhere on the platform at anytime, with the |
| f "pervy" attitudes out there in society-while | freely applying the "pervy" label to his own private |
| sources, while still allowing air to circulate | freely around them. |
| features hundreds of exotic butterflies flying | freely around in a tropical environment. |
| scaped from the local Zoo, and was now running | freely around in Clarksville. |
| young German anarchist [Daniel] Cohn-Bendit is | freely arranging the riots." |
| Mansion, and "to sell there wines by retail as | freely as he might have done before the Act of 7 Edwa |
| The player can ascend or descent | freely, as well as yaw left and right and move forwar |
| d investment wasn't being put into the park so | freely as two previous attempts had backfired massive |
| ng the preliminary questioning Menocchio spoke | freely as he felt he had done nothing wrong. |
| d forceful way, ensuring that he could work as | freely as possible; he was fond of saying that "Diti |
| ir allies, and they may now pass as safely and | freely as the people of the Twelve United Colonies th |
| , where his mounted troops could maneuver more | freely as compared to the rugged terrain at the Musli |
| fits, etc., belonging to the said hospital, as | freely as is granted to any other hospital in the Kin |
| Released to the public on the Internet Archive | freely as open source audio (more correctly referred |
| They were to hold such lands as | freely as the king himself did. |
| xes of movement, allowing the player to rotate | freely as the cabinet mimics the in-game action, incl |
| 1 games in all competitions despite scoring as | freely as at Newport. |
| ects, including Ithiel Town and Ammi B. Young, | freely assimilated his plans, as did innumerable carp |
| look for those with an affinity to oneself and | freely associate with one another with the possibilit |
| united by common allegiance to the Crown, and | freely associated as members of the British Commonwea |
| etxe), which foresees a future Basque country ' | freely associated' with Spain, with its own separate |
| uing their aims by peaceful political activity | freely associating together according to the provisio |
| his form at dawn, noon, and dusk (he can shift | freely at night). |
| er that his(its,her) inhabitants were employed | freely at the agriculture, they had to do request to |
| freely availability under the GNU General Public Lice | |
| Freely available implementations | |
| freely available HERE | |
| 4-page booklet describing the Heritage Walk is | freely available from St. Paul's Bay Local Council (l |
| The electronic index is | freely available to all for searching through the Uni |
| mental implementation of the Epigram system is | freely available together with a user manual, a tutor |
| The Java source code is | freely available and can be extracted from the code p |
| omen until birth control advice was widely and | freely available in the 1970s. |
| Gnuplotfortran is a | freely available (LGPL) library. |
| ome 370,000) in England and to make the images | freely available on the Web. |
| Issues and articles were | freely available over the internet, and are still ava |
| Much of both books is | freely available online. |
| He is also the author of the | freely available Wise package of tools, which are imp |
| Drizzle is | freely available as an IRAF task as part of the Space |
| re Dame to make materials from various courses | freely available on the web. |
| ellation of amateur satellites orbiting earth, | freely available for use by the amateur community. |
| sense that the source code of the software is | freely available and can be freely modified by anyone |
| he People's Republic of China, although it was | freely available in bootleg DVD and video. |
| As part of the LBJ Grasslands, Rucker Pond is | freely available for recreational use by the public. |
| myguide is | freely available for anyone to use. |
| e hill is mapped as open country and therefore | freely available for walkers to roam at will. |
| ess model: their core library, the toolkit, is | freely available and licensed under a BSD license, wh |
| The Macedonian language version is also | freely available online. |
| org to ensure the map data will continue to be | freely available to everyone indefinitely . |
| It is | freely available as part of poppler-utils and xpdf-ut |
| Libslack is | freely available under the GNU General Public License |
| ck of community enthusiasm, though it is still | freely available online and is fully functional for u |
| nnel 17: virtual television internet streaming | freely available at the Action News 17 site |
| ood to be critically endangered, however it is | freely available from captive bred stock. |
| album did not see a physical release, but was | freely available to download on the internet. |
| The game is | freely available to all who have purchased Half-Life |
| The engine's source code is | freely available under the GPL, but can be obtained u |
| being supported or developed, but the code is | freely available and functional. |
| official records, which are based on raw data | freely available from the Global Historical Climatolo |
| Clinton dropped almost all export controls on | freely available crypto source code on January 14, 20 |
| Crafty is | freely available both in executable form (from many d |
| -Journal published twice yearly by HLST and is | freely available online. |
| Its issued are now | freely available at JStor. |
| analysis components, and the two plugins made | freely available through the Moorea Biocode Project, |
| ANIMAL has been ported to R, a | freely available language and environment for statist |
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