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| Since 1962, with the | passage of the Commonwealth Immigrants Act 1962, not |
| " is opened through the membrane to allow the | passage of a specific molecule. |
| At n°69: Entrance of the | Passage du Havre. |
| dam forms the Horseshoe Lake as it slows the | passage of the Verde River. |
| However, following the | passage of a special law against prostitution in 2004 |
| hol and Gaming Commission of Ontario with the | passage of the Alcohol and Gaming Regulation and Publ |
| its on record of the Panama Canal, making the | passage without having to anchor. |
| time later he spoke through David, as in the | passage already quoted: “Today, if you hear his voice |
| Following the | passage of Utah's 1989 Olympic referendum, Ogden City |
| ichester set himself the target of making the | passage in 100 days against the clippers average of 1 |
| However, it is likely the | passage refers to another castle. |
| With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, Toowoomba |
| land were eventually equalised at 16 with the | passage of the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act 2000. |
| text, an untitled hymn, and the text "On the | Passage of the Soul Through the Archons of the Midst" |
| In the Assembly Weber worked for the | passage of laws establishing the Wisconsin Industrial |
| I have to agree that the | passage is not completely satisfactory as it stands. |
| However, in order to ensure the | passage of the bill through Parliament before the 201 |
| The electoral district was created with the | passage of the North-West Representation Act of 1888. |
| stallographic position, which could block the | passage of a dislocation. |
| Anticipating the | passage of a Maine law to prohibit the sale of bevera |
| the legal proceedings which terminated in the | passage of the Cornwall Submarine Mines Act of 1858. |
| Additionally, the | passage in 1 John 5:7-8 often referred to as the Joha |
| rs to vote "no" on Proposition 91 because the | passage of Proposition 1A in 2006 has already prevent |
| With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, Highfields |
| With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, Kargoolnah |
| ecember 1961; that large fire helped spur the | passage of brush-clearance laws in the county. |
| at the Gorodnia and was again wounded at the | passage of the Berezina, fighting alongside Ney in th |
| During the | passage of the Goods and Services Tax (GST) legislati |
| ced the Attorney General at its head with the | passage of An Act Creating the department of justice, |
| ompensation for World War I veterans with the | passage of the World War Adjusted Compensation Act. |
| Following the | passage of act, a follow-up referendum showed approva |
| He was instrumental in the | passage of a bill to provide additional funding to th |
| g acting as a Government spokesman during the | passage of the Scotland Act 1998. |
| s are no longer widely understood, due to the | passage of time and acceptance of end-results by the |
| When distended, it may serve to prevent the | passage of the semen backward into the bladder. |
| nder the Divisional Boards Act 1879, With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, they becam |
| to dampen noise, and prevent the boom to the | passage of convoys. |
| The horse, posed in the ' | passage' gait, is facing left, in order to mirror the |
| own as one of the primary motivations for the | passage of the Comprehensive Environmental Response, |
| He played an important part in the | passage of the Port of London Bill in 1908 and served |
| edical sociology, Timetables: Structuring the | Passage of Time in Hospital Treatment and Other Caree |
| The difference gradually grew larger with the | passage of time. |
| It also followed the | passage of Halley's comet in the same year. |
| During the | passage from Cartagena to the Canal Zone she came upo |
| fice of the squadrons to attempt to force the | passage |
| In January 2001, following the | passage of SB28 (Ch. |
| The | passage across the Atlantic Ocean on the steamship, U |
| ity he negotiated, with great difficulty, the | passage of the landmark Government of India Act 1935. |
| The | passage of the Clean Water Restoration Act will retur |
| end has assumed a level of authority with the | passage of time, there is actually very little eviden |
| o for 46 days in 2003 aimed at preventing the | passage of controversial redistricting legislation th |
| Under the changes to election law made by the | passage of Initiative 872, partisan contests are no l |
| Later these lectures are collected in the | Passage to England modified and edited. |
| The | passage is also a great place for sailing and wind su |
| ice and the targum once" (Berakhot 8a-b), the | passage may be taken to refer to Targum Jonathan (as |
| umber of water sports are available along the | passage, but normally require travelling to Bribie Is |
| After another 4m climb down the | passage closes down into a crawl, in which the roar o |
| mercial passageways centuries earlier but the | passage of Panoramas innovated in having glazed roofi |
| Kong, and together they helped advocating the | passage of Hong Kong Basic Law Article 23. |
| The | passage separates Bribie Island from the mainland. |
| y suspension of habeas corpus in 1817 and the | passage of the Six Acts in 1819. |
| The | Passage des Panoramas is a roofed commercial passagew |
| which occurs in the King James Version of the | passage, as well as some other versions. |
| As a Delegate, Woodbridge worked for the | passage of legislation that recognized old French lan |
| and other similar articles helped lead to the | passage of the Seventeenth Amendment to the United St |
| an extent not anticipated at the time of the | passage of the law. |
| e Mr. Welsh in 1807 (sixteen years before the | passage of the Excise Act of 1823, which legalized wh |
| astern and western boundaries, reflecting the | passage of the Wallkill River through it from north t |
| He was important in securing the | passage of several thousand Cambodian refugees to Ame |
| The rest of the | passage reads "He will drive out your enemies before |
| its constitution and the Saarland dropped the | passage of death penalty during reunion with Germany |
| Prior to the | passage of the Sexual Offences Act 1993, and under th |
| The | passage is omitted from Protestant Bibles as an apocr |
| er, this number can triple overnight with the | passage of personnel moving in and out of the village |
| ngine was a two stroke unit, it relied on the | passage of the petrol mixture (A mixture of special t |
| The editor who copied the | passage into the Xin Tangshu unfortunately misunderst |
| October 24, 2008, in California, prior to the | passage of Proposition 8. |
| He helped to negotiate the | passage of S-24, a federal bill which, according to i |
| x marriages in California that ended with the | passage of Proposition 8 in November 2008. |
| equipment started to be phased out after the | passage of Check 21. |
| arriage licences to same-sex couples upon the | passage of the federal Civil Marriage Act on July 20, |
| d a willingness to deal with any verse in the | passage preached, however difficult it might be. |
| s and changing weather, giving a sense of the | passage of time both in the landscape, and in himself |
| The | passage is spacious, and well decorated with stalagmi |
| land were eventually equalised at 17 with the | passage of the Sexual Offences (Amendment) Act 2000. |
| n as the Pass of Compsey in Norman times, the | passage was by Callan and Modeshill and crossed the r |
| fs and the Capricorn and Bunker Group and the | passage between these two. |
| roduced several actions, one of which was the | passage by the California legislature of the Forest P |
| Conference and playing a central role in the | passage of a 1930 New York law limiting women to fort |
| n the United States was accomplished with the | passage of the Twenty-first Amendment to the United S |
| The | passage of the Civil Rights Act that same year desegr |
| On Wikisource at: s:Recovery from the | passage of an iron bar through the head |
| The | passage Harrison refers to, however, corresponds to w |
| interior of two adjacent cells, allowing the | passage of small molecules such as ions, nucleotides, |
| But, with the | passage of time, the former's views began to change. |
| tained from the Illinois General Assembly the | passage of a law under which the Catholic congregatio |
| s would transfer from trains to boats for the | passage across the river. |
| rzi found himself responsible for leading the | passage of health-related legislation through the Hou |
| n in 2009) from the City of London to aid the | passage of a bill through the house. |
| r of the station is in communication (but the | passage is closed) with the archaeological excavation |
| With the | passage of the Irish Poor Law in 1838, the House of I |
| With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, Pioneer be |
| The | passage added great import to the event described and |
| l take place in the next few years due to the | passage of LB 561. |
| The | passage in Algren's book is near-verbatim to the publ |
| With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, Allora bec |
| The | passage of Republic Act 9727 on October 22, 2009 incr |
| coast, she loaded vehicles and troops for the | passage to Naples, where she unloaded 19 June to 23 J |
| Steamboat and cargo ships used the | passage until the railroad arrived in 1885. |
| He doesn't really pass the | passage of time as a notable player and has blotted h |
| aic eschatology, the Mithraic doctrine of the | passage of the soul through the seven planetary spher |
| The recent Grokster decision and the | passage of the Family Entertainment and Copyright Act |
| iates..." Some commentators conclude from the | passage that Theodorus is linked significantly with A |
| After the | passage of the Reform Act he turned, with Hetheringto |
| career, Senator Mack played a key role in the | passage of laws dealing with health care, financial m |
| ess statement saying he was "saddened" by the | passage of the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act, and de |
| pic labelling is a technique for tracking the | passage of a sample of substance through a system. |
| ectoral district came into existence with the | passage of the North-West Representation Act in 1888 |
| Following the | passage of the storm, the Malagasy government passed |
| The | passage of the Norris-La Guardia Act signified a vict |
| After a short crawl with few squeezes the | passage opens out to a 'beach' where the tidal sump b |
| his time by the people of Illinois due to the | passage of the Seventeenth Amendment, which he had su |
| s, the department was closed in 1919 with the | passage of prohibition into law. |
| reviously designated Primitive Area after the | passage of the 1964 Wilderness Act. |
| ns back to the jungle primary system with the | passage of House Bill 292, which was signed into law |
| me mutilations and damage incurred during the | passage of time. |
| r is only the upper part of the arcade of the | passage visible. |
| peninsula and 1,400 on Buka Island across the | passage. |
| Hayes played a similar role in the | passage of the Trade Act of 2002, which shifted some |
| ions continue beyond the Hall of 30 until the | passage changes character once more at the junction o |
| Part 2 to terrorism-related cases during the | passage of the Bill through the House of Lords. |
| Espoz y Mina gave orders for the | passage of the Ega River at Arquijas. |
| It followed the | passage of the District of Columbia Home Rule Act by |
| ade of three pieces of white cloth (which the | passage of time has turned into yellowish) sewed toge |
| pread between cardiac cells by permitting the | passage of ions between cells, producing depolarizati |
| f anomie, and was a primary motivator for the | passage of the National Voter Registration Act of 199 |
| ng it with milk, the Rabbis reinterpreted the | passage to bring it in line with the laws of Kashrut |
| 30 November), and was heavily involved in the | passage of the Exclusion Bill through the commons. |
| Since CN controls both corridors, the | passage of passenger trains over the diamond was ofte |
| he film and the songs were used to denote the | passage of time or some other specific purpose. |
| According to Saknussemm's message, the | passage to the centre of the Earth is through the one |
| The | passage of the cyclone resulted in many downed trees. |
| The first book of the series, The | Passage, was released in June 2010. |
| f all military equipment not required for the | passage to Guam and fitted with power regulators and |
| nd entered the sea until Heracles blocked the | passage and diverted the water into the Orchomenian p |
| Accountability Office audits and prompted the | passage of the Clinger-Cohen Act, establishment of th |
| na, where both teams had already sealed their | passage to the knockout stage of the tournament). |
| amework for these Acts but also piloted their | passage and vigorously pushed through their implement |
| stis and blood vessels of the testis in their | passage to and from the substance of the gland. |
| The British had been forewarned of their | passage by intercepted messages and, on the 15th, the |
| ay 1942, Clark escorted four convoys on their | passage between Pearl Harbor and San Francisco, Calif |
| sengers who gradually become aware that their | passage has been an exercise in propaganda and that t |
| ve been observed to disintegrate during their | passage close to the Sun. |
| ever, the colony failed and he paid for their | passage back to California. |
| obou FC 7-0, which was enough to secure their | passage to the Semi Finals despite a 1-0 defeat to Au |
| velop policy submissions and coordinate their | passage through the government decision-making proces |
| he name of her grandfather, who secured their | passage as governor of the state of New York in 1973. |
| mfort to hundreds of individuals during their | passage to death including Laura Huxley with whom she |
| he game against Uruguay which confirmed their | passage to Germany 06. |
| d for escort of military convoys during their | passage to Freetown. |
| -gatherers, who left abundant traces of their | passage, repeatedly inhabited the Hills. |
| ity, exclusion, order, and/or timing of their | passage. |
| Both were dropped before completing their | passage through Parliament. |
| The Bicester joined US Navy ships on their | passage to Naples in August 1944, forming part of the |
| s against the regulations a month after their | passage, claiming that the government had no right to |
| o fend off their attackers and continue their | passage. |
| Although the small path allowed them | passage to the ships, it could force the royalist for |
| estion must be solved by reference to a third | passage. |
| This | passage fell into disuse and was subsequently sealed |
| This | passage terminates in a small chamber approximately 3 |
| (High holy day prayer book) comments on this | passage: "It refers to vows assumed by an individual |
| I see contradiction in dates in this | passage: "Under invitation from Yasutani and Soen Nak |
| The usual interpretation of this | passage is that, during the Rejection of Jesus, Jesus |
| This | passage, it should be remarked, is the only one in al |
| This | passage was important enough to the claims of Worcest |
| vember 19, 2007 contained a reference to this | passage. |
| that turns abruptly to the right, and on this | passage are doors leading to the offices of the selec |
| Scholars believe that this | passage refers to the consecration of the Phnom Bakhe |
| This | passage, and a few others (such as Matthew 27:52 and |
| The LDS Church views this | passage as a prophecy of the coming forth of the Book |
| terpretations vary, most theologians see this | passage as referring to Jesus, after his death, going |
| and Practice" placed a high emphasis on this | passage in Matthew 5-7. |
| This | passage is one many which intimately connect the dail |
| I'm proposing to shorten this | passage considerably, move it to a more appropriate p |
| One interpretation holds that this | passage is written not about Christians but about unb |
| Cutler lists this | passage as 122 days, leaving New York April 11, 1849 |
| This | passage - "The probe would have been melted and vapor |
| One interpretation of this | passage is the demise of the "Pictish church" to the |
| 's autobiography "Beneath the Underdog"; this | passage was read by rapper Chuck D. on the Mingus tri |
| Three chambers lead off this | passage, two larger chambers to either side and one s |
| Some commentators have claimed this | passage as evidence of persecution of early Christian |
| In this | passage, the term "stick", refers to a scroll (or boo |
| This | passage is an assertion by Jerome that he witnessed c |
| tainly agree that White's translation of this | passage taken in its entirety is better than what we |
| /DeV supporter but is it honest to leave this | passage intact and considered to be an unbiased accou |
| (Many scholars believe this | passage of Josephus may have been slightly but signif |
| Thus some interpret this | passage as referring to the collection of rules Jesus |
| It has been argued that this | passage represents a radical attempt to redefine rela |
| ld just summarize the quote that follows this | passage. |
| This | passage is questionable: "There were approximately 80 |
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