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| ing pool, three banks, two savings and loan | associations, a country club with a nine-hole golf cours |
| tion: the establishment of two neighborhood | associations, a position strongly advocated for by the o |
| Many fire buffs are organized in | associations, a small number of which are integrated int |
| The Confederation of Tamilnadu Malayalee | Associations, abbreviated CTMA, was formed on November 1 |
| he governing boards of several professional | associations, academic journals, and grant agencies, and |
| He was looking for puns and weird | associations across the barriers of language, which was |
| paign-endorsed by more than 70 professional | associations across a variety of disciplines-to bring at |
| a conglomerate comprising over 100 Malayali | associations across Tamil nadu.CTMA is involved in socia |
| ng Special Administrative Region and sports | associations across the country. |
| to keep its team small and to grow through | associations across the cournty and around the globe. |
| netists of every political colour, Venetist | associations, actors, musicians and rock bands, and many |
| This | associations acts as both a community welfare associatio |
| It was presented with the 2006 | Associations Advance America Award of Excellence in Publ |
| National Public Organizations and Religious | Associations Affairs. |
| bership list (including members of regional | associations affiliated with AQ, such as the Townshipper |
| Associations affiliated with FIFA were invited to enter | |
| Associations affiliated with FIFA were invited to send t | |
| Fifty-two out of the 53 national | associations affiliated to CAF have entered the qualifyi |
| osed in 1979 and had been used by different | associations affiliated to the Hong Kong Police Force. |
| Associations affiliated with FIFA were invited to send t | |
| Associations affiliated to the World Organization of the | |
| It took up a role in foundation of student | associations after they were again allowed after 1983-84 |
| Lawsuits filed by homeowner | associations against the Agency and others resulted in a |
| The | associations aims are to "uphold and promote the discipl |
| arily of public housing, managed by housing | associations AKB, KAB and Lejerbo. |
| es are a diverse group of organisms forming | associations almost ubiquitously throughout the plant ki |
| such as trade unions and cultural and women | associations, along with candidates from industrial ente |
| Associations also exist between the Crown and many priva | |
| oint event planning with other professional | associations, and by honouring distinguished alumni. |
| igures) and to 2,000-3,000 (Chinese student | associations and Chinese Red Cross). |
| class members, inner classes, inheritances, | associations and dependencies - is derived from Eclipse. |
| from the watchlist because of "his personal | associations and travel history". |
| the American, Rhode Island, and Florida Bar | Associations, and of the Executive Committee of the Fede |
| ch serve multiple dwellings such as housing | associations and antenna unions. |
| a number of international organizations and | associations and an examination centre for KNEC, ICM UK, |
| up that works with nonprofit organizations, | associations and corporations on such issues as immigrat |
| tatistical offices, private industry, trade | associations and Euromonitor's own primary research. |
| to collaborate with other institutions , | associations and societies in India and abroad intereste |
| ost likely form as subsystems within looser | associations and evolve by gravitational processes. |
| those built around mosques, Islamic welfare | associations, and neighborhood groups. |
| , the encouragement of orders and of church | associations and for the establishment of Catholic schoo |
| National Union of Conservative and Unionist | Associations, and its Area Offices |
| ncompasses more than 80 different students' | associations and represents a total of 33,000 members. |
| Federation of Pharmaceutical Industries and | Associations and Chairman of the North West Science Coun |
| Representing 15 member | associations and more than 120,000 student members, the |
| Domestic and international alumni | associations, and the Galatasaray University, Galatasara |
| his time with members from the two student | associations and other students. |
| y buying mortgages made by savings and loan | associations and other depository institutions. |
| with parallel state conferences, sectional | associations, and missionary instrumentalities. |
| he 2006 International Federation of Library | Associations and Institutions (IFLA), the poster designe |
| between the leadership and the constituency | associations and hence the key figure in rebuilding the |
| d pro bono attorney to several neighborhood | associations and non-profits. |
| orted the city amidst protests by community | associations and invoked rarely used powers to overrule |
| Carl Wallau was member of numberless | associations and societies which include the "Mainz Work |
| s a member of several Physics and Astronomy | associations, and was director of the Astronomy Departme |
| Trustee and Board member of numerous Church | associations and several secular charities. |
| mutinies and aimed at clandestine political | associations and ad hoc agreements such as those which h |
| me 45 religious congregations, neighborhood | associations, and other groups, and claims a membership |
| procal service arrangements with Automobile | Associations and clubs all over the world. |
| St. Petersburg; public safety; neighborhood | associations; and improving the efficiency of city servi |
| occurred between various holiness churches, | associations and denominations throughout the 20th centu |
| sociation (EPSA), European Forum of Medical | Associations and WHO (EFMA), and the European Forum of N |
| the archives of businesses, trades unions, | associations and societies, and architects. |
| he Royal British Legion, various Regimental | Associations and the Mothers' Union, amongst other group |
| erprises-in this case, battery-makers-trade | associations, and non-governmental organizations. |
| school talent show because of its feminine | associations and its romantic, emotional lyrics. |
| provides secretariat functions to two trade | associations and the Green Energy Supply Certification S |
| t lending cooperatives (Agricultural Credit | Associations and Federal Land Credit Associations) in Al |
| to grow in subsequent years, with 6 Baptist | Associations and 128 churches in 1825; 250 churches in 1 |
| laying services are held by Victorian unit | associations and battalions in the Sanctuary, around mem |
| Li Preti aided the formation of homeowner | associations and tenant associations within his constitu |
| o industrial relations, trade unions, trade | associations and employers' associations |
| established non-governmental organizations, | associations and foundations who champion the cause of w |
| th" was also proposed as the area had Roman | associations and also appeared in early written historie |
| eploying social workers, forming school aid | associations, and instituting crime prevention programs |
| destructive”, and “pseudo-religious” on the | associations, and the allegation that they “manipulated |
| records pertaining to individual churches, | associations and individuals in the convention. |
| er, the International Federation of Library | Associations and Institutions cooperated with UNESCO, th |
| nt Hill, Ottawa, organized by Tamil Student | Associations and the Canadian Tamil Congress. |
| t pastoral letter to the clergy, religious, | associations and other faithful of the Apostolic Adminis |
| of the International Federation of Library | Associations and Institutions from 1979 to 1983. |
| works closely with Government bodies, other | Associations and organisations. |
| llinoinensis)-Sugarberry (Celtis laevigata) | associations, and gamagrass-Switchgrass (Panicum virgatu |
| nd procedures of private school accrediting | associations and is recognized in Florida as an indicato |
| Brickman was active in press | associations and civic and governmental affairs -- he he |
| d-based coalition of consumers, industries, | associations and academia from across Virginia that is c |
| In 1902, a United Organization of Workers' | Associations and Support Groups to the Bund Abroad was f |
| al Council, as well as smaller local Indian | associations and clubs. |
| hairman of the Federation of European Bingo | Associations, and a trustee of the Responsibility in Gam |
| Bassett attended Methodist meetings and | associations and was a trustee of a Methodist chapel in |
| other Donors, Organizations, Institutions, | Associations and Clubs "to do more for the people and so |
| igins, including mutualistic root endophyte | associations and the evolution of entomopathogenic fungi |
| l sport organizations; 40 state high school | associations; and 200 colleges and universities in certi |
| nducts ethics workshops for business, trade | associations, and city governments. |
| CAI also advocates on behalf of | associations and its members in state and federal legisl |
| During the Weimar Republic, | associations and organisations of this nature contribute |
| the Royal Club has branches and affiliated | associations and clubs in Austria, Belgium, Canada, Denm |
| da, the convention is made up of 49 Baptist | associations and around 2,900 churches as of 2010. |
| Magellanic Clouds, massive stars in stellar | associations and interstellar bubbles around massive sta |
| er Bridgeport, Connecticut and American Bar | Associations and can practice before the courts of the S |
| It is open to all gay and gay-friendly | associations and institutions and attracts a big number |
| th strong ties to major corporations, trade | associations and right-wing politicians" with an agenda |
| ed "London, Past and Present: It's History, | Associations, and Traditions" on pages 160 and 161. |
| Wine industry | associations and various universities have been encourag |
| ook an active role in school committees and | associations, and in 1992, successfully stood for electi |
| ism policy by working with tourism industry | associations, and by working with other provincial minis |
| local residents elected from local resident | associations and community groups, and senior officers f |
| With its historical | associations and setting, and its significant nineteenth |
| gistries that are member driven, non-profit | associations and serve breeders in North America: the Am |
| ion for 15 years, helping establish housing | associations and co-ops in the East End. |
| B, the PGA Tour, the NCAA, various players' | associations and many superstar athletes including Tiger |
| council seats reserved for businesses, city | associations and agencies. |
| tre, education, local services and disabled | associations and has been involved with Dundee City Coun |
| cember 2004, UNADFI was composed of 26 ADFI | associations and totaled 1,520 member families. |
| Baginsky was a member of the several | associations and committees formed in Berlin for the pur |
| rkgroup International Federation of Library | Associations and Institutions (IFLA). |
| There were other regional hairdressing | associations and federations that gradually merged with |
| with universities, private industry, trade | associations and other government agencies. |
| ssionals, national and international sports | associations and others. |
| unity safety, strengthen local neighborhood | associations, and expand community services. |
| entres, anarchist theatre groups and labour | associations and the likes of the Printing Workers' Unio |
| nternet used exclusively by museums, museum | associations, and individual members of the museum profe |
| ement in non-governmental entities, private | associations and other organizations. |
| ident and its provincial/territorial member | associations and makes recommendations. |
| ttee, with the aim of providing the service | associations, and the people of Blackpool and the Fylde, |
| elect school districts, members of approved | associations and employee/occupational groups, immediate |
| Singularly active, student | associations and clubs provide a forum for interaction a |
| d the local LDS church's Mutual Improvement | Associations and occasionally gave inspirational "three- |
| hree nominated by other specific affiliated | associations, and six elected by the affiliated clubs. |
| tuent members of the Cancer, Heart and Lung | associations; and many others in a collaborative effort |
| He exhibited typical sound | associations, and with every word of the operator broke |
| l tradition and was widely protested by bar | associations and the legal community. |
| f into University Conservative and Unionist | Associations and area Conservative Future branches. |
| rary member of 22 different nations' tennis | associations and was named U.S. “Senior Tennis Player of |
| n honorary member of the Swedish and Danish | associations, and was appointed a Knight of the Order of |
| social and religious communities of clubs, | associations and organisations which also include sports |
| site, was used as a meeting place for local | associations, and later as the first school in the area |
| elona, where they were able to create small | associations and print publications that were to advance |
| hosting large groups-such as from veterans | associations and school tours-and providing educational |
| websites, including job boards, newspapers, | associations, and company career pages. |
| in the majority of 44 State and Provincial | Associations, and on a fraternity-wide basis. |
| ada, the convention is made up of 4 Baptist | associations and around 175 churches as of 2010. |
| or 20 years, Belnap worked for United Press | Associations and United Press International in domestic |
| ks are maintained in cooperation with local | associations and civic groups. |
| projects or committees within organized bar | associations, and as a membership association for lawyer |
| milies, along with stipends paid by student | associations and other performance sponsors. |
| 1642, and the Inns instead became dedicated | associations and offices for solicitors. |
| ity California and a fundraiser for various | associations and non-profit organizations, such as the C |
| regional and international customs-related | associations and programs. |
| ymposia are aimed at individuals as well as | associations and groups who would like to spend a half d |
| rtising, including full-page ads from trade | associations and a large help-wanted section listing Was |
| shows and humor keynotes for corporations, | associations, and company events. |
| ocal Labor Party and in the local teachers' | associations, and in 1974 was elected to Lake Macquarie |
| match was declared void by the two Football | Associations and was replayed at Villa Park on 3 May, re |
| eeds of the congregation, various Ukrainian | associations and the community at large. |
| including the Canadian Alliance of Student | Associations and the Ontario Undergraduate Student Allia |
| ated to both the London and Surrey Football | Associations and entered the Premier Division of the Com |
| In 2004, along with two British trade | associations, ANH had a legal challenge to the European |
| On 3 February 2006, several meat plant | associations announced that they would limit their own e |
| Like many national | associations, ANZAAB is affiliated with the Internationa |
| Further, where | associations are set up by people who share common value |
| The Kingdom's political | associations are gearing up to contest the general elect |
| The | associations are members of the Confederation of Norwegi |
| Negotiations between Numsa and employers' | associations are ongoing, but there's little sign of an |
| tifications from manufacturers or locksmith | associations are usually more valid criteria than certif |
| Nevertheless many kaifong | associations are still active today. |
| l levels and high blood pressure, but these | associations are not the only explanations for the great |
| Empirical relationships and | associations are also frequently studied by using some f |
| If interesting and strong | associations are observed, the results of ecological stu |
| Among his other jazz | associations are Milt Hinton, Buddy Tate, Clark Terry, a |
| Member | associations are incorporated as non-profit organization |
| The 4 Directors of Cotton Textile Research | Associations are ex-officio members including the Direct |
| Similar | associations are described from several other regions in |
| Legally housing | associations are often Industrial and Provident societie |
| Housing | associations are generally considered as private entitie |
| Papers from individual constituency | associations are not held in Conservative Party Archive |
| Membership in these | associations are voluntary but often seen as a vital ste |
| Associations are allocated places according to their 200 | |
| Associations are modeled as lines connecting use cases a | |
| In 1908, representatives from nurses | associations around Canada were invited to meet by the C |
| opments over the objections of neighborhood | associations aroused the opposition of some constituents |
| rs House, in conjunction with several labor | associations arranged a Repression Resistance Day on 6 D |
| Elger was member of several astronomical | associations, as the Royal Astronomical Society, the sho |
| ife, she was usually depicted with the same | associations as Hapy, having on her head either the blue |
| al of the US, Argentine and Hurlingham polo | Associations, as these three represent over half of all |
| Associations as UD (Deventer), Quick (Nijmegen), Sparta | |
| trengthening working relations among member | associations as well as international relationships betw |
| His later | associations as a sideman include work with Jackie Coon, |
| ives from all undergraduate student faculty | associations, as well as from the First Year Committee o |
| e was also active in several state industry | associations, as well as a civic leader in Lenoir. |
| cepted an EU ruling that considered housing | associations as public bodies for the purposes of procur |
| He spent his career in professional | associations, as secretary-general and journal editor. |
| e terms frum and frei indicate one's social | associations as much as his/her actual religious commitm |
| His musical | associations at the time included Elmo Hope (1952), Benn |
| the Farmers and Settlers' and the Progress | associations at Forbes, and was general secretary of the |
| First Class Petty Officers often form | associations at their commands. |
| nternational Federation of Women's Lacrosse | Associations at that organization's final meeting before |
| o Zore was an active part of all the Slavic | associations available in that time in Dubrovnik, trying |
| that there was a need to shift the brand's | associations away from illness and towards empowerment. |
| Baglan is home to four sporting | associations; Baglan Rugby Football Club, Baglan Footbal |
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