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| well as those men who had been invalided or | otherwise disabled while on duty. |
| ocus is to assist the elderly, disabled, and | otherwise disadvantaged in rehabilitating and rebuildi |
| ntal handicap and those who are destitute or | otherwise disadvantaged. |
| ar 3500 residents of the city were killed or | otherwise disappeared, a full 60 % of the population. |
| would prove to be the only highlights in an | otherwise disappointing season. |
| s 16 possessions being a shining light in an | otherwise disappointing end to a year in which Fremant |
| They need not be burnt or | otherwise discarded after the holiday ends. |
| nia Dutch cooks often made use of food parts | otherwise discarded, including pig organs and scraps a |
| e next year while the branches were burnt or | otherwise discarded. |
| ervices or other persons, been prosecuted or | otherwise disciplined for any act perpetrated against |
| d a dialectic which brought together several | otherwise discrete social groups. |
| e offered to the poor, the homeless, and the | otherwise disenfranchised. |
| highest provincial vote for the party in the | otherwise dismal (for Falangists) elections of 1936, j |
| mist Koyas embrace the relativist discourse, | otherwise dismissed as un-Islamic, justifying matrilin |
| asi-crystalline structure at the surfaces of | otherwise disordered liquids, where atoms or molecules |
| Acquire, alter, improve and to charge or | otherwise dispose of property |
| In the case that illegal or | otherwise disreputable and unpopular activities become |
| lize"-capture; induce to surrender; kill; or | otherwise disrupt-the noncombatant infrastructure of V |
| eyond the line of the gunboats and rammed or | otherwise disrupted the movements of their opponents; |
| ate leaps, more like the modern triple jump; | otherwise, distances of known jumps (which are often a |
| s most common in the Late Cretaceous, but is | otherwise distinct from the skeletons of azhdarchids. |
| de/tapeworm), all have gastrointestinal, but | otherwise distinct, symptoms. |
| de/tapeworm), all have gastrointestinal, but | otherwise distinct, symptoms. |
| and repeat again (often in an exaggerated or | otherwise distorted form) until most people assume tha |
| de by manipulating the piles, by twisting or | otherwise distorting the piles, before they were forge |
| SCUBA divers from taking artefacts from, or | otherwise disturbing the wreck. |
| The forest was in part a royal domaine and | otherwise divided among clerics and nobles. |
| igious people among the Indians (XVI,I), and | otherwise divides Indian philosophers into Brahmans an |
| nctionaility as the Battle Mode (Worldwide); | otherwise do not have Battle Classes to sort the playe |
| Old mines become white, but | otherwise do not discolour the leaf. |
| tle) have made statements that contradict or | otherwise do not support Behe's claim of the book pass |
| m may have read Geoffrey's Vita Merlini, but | otherwise does not intrude any elements of the (by the |
| Pacific benefitted from being a foreign (not | otherwise doing business in Tennessee) corporation in |
| heek, it provides light comedy touches in an | otherwise dramatic story. |
| ating a viable option for students who might | otherwise drop out. |
| es, where it grows in moist or damp areas in | otherwise dry habitat, such as desert and scrub. |
| ted States, where it grows in moist areas in | otherwise dry habitat, such as desert springs. |
| o draw in his audience and add excitement to | otherwise dry subjects. |
| ed States, where it grows in moist places in | otherwise dry habitat, such as riverbanks. |
| ter from the river into a series of shallow, | otherwise dry, overflow lakes. |
| hinges upon especially difficult or vague or | otherwise dubious etymologies" (e.g. |
| that Pironi was simply trying to spice up an | otherwise dull race, and duly re-passed his teammate, |
| olen underwear delivery) to go on with their | otherwise dull and loveless lives. |
| the effects of growing up in an alcoholic or | otherwise dysfunctional family. |
| the effects of growing up in an alcoholic or | otherwise dysfunctional family. |
| ation and experience by working, training or | otherwise, e) the establishment of convalescent homes, |
| Prisoners will sometimes initiate | otherwise easily avoidable conflict for no other reaso |
| ached part of the Rape of Pevensey, which is | otherwise east of the Ouse. |
| selfly Diceratobasis macrogaster which would | otherwise eat them. |
| time he may be naked, or wearing pyjamas, or | otherwise eccentrically dressed. |
| o be free to interchange material, but to be | otherwise editorially independent. |
| utset they were found to be rough riders but | otherwise effective locos. |
| people who cause bureaucratic bottlenecks in | otherwise efficient organisations". |
| Otherwise, either the repressor will bind to the opera | |
| isement the maximum percentage was 10-20% of | otherwise eligible white voters with most states havin |
| in UIL-sanctioned contests provided they are | otherwise eligible. |
| d the observational inconsistency that would | otherwise emerge from Olbers Paradox. |
| ssibly because he was in the armed forces or | otherwise employed away from Kent. |
| ld parish, who was treasurer of Berwick, and | otherwise employed in public services in the north, un |
| n question & answer, but their thoughts were | otherwise employed." |
| The station was at the end of a long and | otherwise empty lane running alongside Otterspool Park |
| Video monitors also occupy each seat of the | otherwise empty theater. |
| e weight of the payload by the weight of the | otherwise empty aircraft when fully fueled. |
| The | otherwise empty boat was found a few days later with h |
| erything he owned (except his absercisor and | otherwise empty house); he sleeps with as many women a |
| w lamp-posts and a stairway on each of the 2 | otherwise empty platforms; unlike the more ornate stat |
| As of 2005, the Colgate Clock stands on an | otherwise empty lot; all of the other old buildings in |
| tones are positioned around the edges of the | otherwise empty-looking cemetery, and are marked "know |
| The spot is | otherwise empty. |
| ot taking possession of the water that would | otherwise end up in the Great Lakes / St. Lawrence sys |
| on footprint by reusing materials that would | otherwise end up in landfills. |
| Otherwise, end-of-file is returned. | |
| erseas and there plotted against the king or | otherwise endangered him. |
| ntaining a truce with his brother-in-law and | otherwise enemy, Philip III, Duke of Burgundy. |
| Court's unanimous opinion, holding that "an | otherwise enforceable contract allocating attorney's f |
| r days after her death, as a result of being | otherwise engaged with the incarceration of the duc de |
| he majority of Baptists, even those that are | otherwise engaged in peace efforts. |
| As the mindstream of Kamalashila was | otherwise engaged, a Mahasidda by the name of Padampa |
| ion for instrumentalists, having their hands | otherwise engaged, who cannot readily avail themselves |
| se: Predictable Crises in a Business Career, | Otherwise Engaged: The Private Lives of Successful Car |
| that his poor performance detracted from an | otherwise enjoyable movie. |
| Sellers, who | otherwise enjoyed only minor success as a music produc |
| and disorder in the holy Communion, as might | otherwise ensue;) yet, lest the same kneeling should b |
| us exempt from a prosecution that would have | otherwise ensued. |
| unity to learn to play with toys, forage, or | otherwise entertain itself. |
| ed Catbird with distinctively green/brown or | otherwise entirely brown upper body and lighter under |
| yna (Leucopsar rothschildi), a starling with | otherwise entirely white plumage. |
| ait, highlighting the white cuffs agsint the | otherwise entirely black costume with ease and fluidit |
| elds and hand harvesting) and grown on sites | otherwise entitled to a prestigious appellation may be |
| Otherwise entry to the Library is strictly regulated, | |
| ion of the United States over all powers not | otherwise enumerated and granted to the Federal Govern |
| ize and the number of variables allowed, but | otherwise equivalent to the commercial version. |
| afety on deck, squeeze through portholes, or | otherwise escape. |
| , apocalyptic folk, neofolk, avant-garde and | otherwise esoteric or experimental artists, such as De |
| on your user page is a feeble attempt to say | otherwise, especially after the fact) The best UFlorid |
| h a selenium light meter attachment but were | otherwise essentially identical to the Standard C3. |
| nd I cannot help it, for I could not believe | otherwise, even if I knew I was to suffer for it the n |
| t in manoevres on six occasions, and was not | otherwise ever out of sight of land. |
| es to produce a better dictionary than would | otherwise ever likely be written, while at the same ti |
| ir experiences from the time to put what are | otherwise everyday streets for residents into a greate |
| Otherwise everything they gained might be lost. | |
| Otherwise, everything about Kylie Minogue's first live | |
| Repeated violations of the | otherwise exclusive rights to the land by gold prospec |
| applied to radio, visual interaction in the | otherwise exclusively aural arena of radio, the listen |
| body, i.e. a body established by statute or | otherwise exercising a public function. |
| ordingly, it is only briefly detailed in his | otherwise exhaustive book Rolling With the Stones. |
| eauty, his paintings (especially landscapes) | otherwise exhibit the same variety and expression of h |
| Although its side windows are not arched, it | otherwise exhibits all the common features of Carpente |
| ive speakers of a source language that would | otherwise exist for a posteriori languages. |
| tese and no translation of it (in English or | otherwise) exists as yet. |
| as a Thismia, a member of a plant genus that | otherwise exists only in the Southern Hemisphere. |
| at Kawkab al-Hawa, north of Beit She'an, and | otherwise expanded their fortifications. |
| on investment is higher than what one would | otherwise expect based simply on the value and scarcit |
| should still have the possibility of growth, | otherwise expectancy would cease, and with it life's g |
| Although all energy | otherwise expended on reproduction is directed to the |
| o), he refused to talk about her publicly or | otherwise exploit their relationship. |
| practicable public and shall not be sold or | otherwise exploited for the private gain of any indivi |
| erhead and some wind-breaking walls, but are | otherwise exposed to the weather. |
| enalty to set an example to others who might | otherwise express such opinions in the future. |
| the extent that may be needed, unless it is | otherwise expressly declared. |
| f advice functions is generally to modify or | otherwise extend the behavior of functions which canno |
| Tewahedo Church conducted its liturgy in the | otherwise extinct language of Ge'ez, though the church |
| st" was considered "one track too many on an | otherwise extraordinary album." |
| It is | otherwise extremely hardy and can live in home aquaria |
| for debugging a wide range of bugs, that are | otherwise extremely challenging. |
| and support challenges that engineers would | otherwise face. |
| er death occasioned an emotional entry in an | otherwise factual diary. |
| ons such as Outlook to start when they might | otherwise fail. |
| ntury for the club against Glamorgan but has | otherwise failed to impress for the club, his bowling |
| such as time-critical code that the compiler | otherwise fails to optimize, may require dangerous cod |
| tempts to encrypt the communications channel | otherwise falling back to unencrypted communications. |
| Otherwise famous as a Queen's Counsel, parliamentarian | |
| , the novel contains no science fictional or | otherwise fantastic themes. |
| ept as pets, they run free as house cats do, | otherwise farmers consider them pests. |
| classical and folkarts of the land which are | otherwise fast being relegated to memory. |
| llionaire megalomaniac W.H. Donovan after an | otherwise fatal plane crash. |
| gave away a few penalties early on but were | otherwise faultless in defence. |
| These were entitled Dress Rehearsal, but | otherwise featured hosts such as Susan Conway, Lynne G |
| d not appear in a 2008 reunion sketch, which | otherwise featured all of the original cast members fr |
| s making it a very distinctive feature in an | otherwise featureless plateau. |
| It diverts water that would | otherwise feed Pyramid Lake into the Carson River wate |
| Otherwise fermentation will continue. | |
| Otherwise, festivals usually allow the player to engag | |
| Otherwise fetch the data from main memory and mark the | |
| Otherwise, few painters from about 1700 until the end | |
| tish medal and was used in this case because | otherwise fewer than two hundred medals would have bee |
| ovide accommodation for immigrants who would | otherwise find it difficult. |
| , when relatives live in different cities or | otherwise find a single location inconvenient, shiva m |
| sustained a cut above his right knee but was | otherwise fine, and made the tag regardless. |
| ly if the first player played in the center, | otherwise five choices. |
| instrument can measure the depression in an | otherwise flat plate. |
| Ten ♣: "A mound or small hill in an | otherwise flat landscape could be a sign of ancient hu |
| "Snowdrift" sandhill on | otherwise flat land in Wyperfeld National Park, 2001 |
| liffs are a unique geological feature on the | otherwise flat Kerala coast, and is known among geolog |
| situated on "the Hill" (the only hill on the | otherwise flat Isabella Reservation). |
| This spacecraft crashed after an | otherwise flawless mission; telemetry contact was lost |
| The others are in close alignment holding an | otherwise flimsy thin iron bridge. |
| time of taking the picture, the Thames would | otherwise flow towards the camera. |
| Most of the water that would have | otherwise flowed over the falls has been diverted to t |
| Otherwise, FM 2708 only intersects with local county r | |
| Leppard | otherwise followed the 1744 version of the opera. |
| a comedic remake with contemporary songs, it | otherwise follows Dickens' original story closely. |
| D32 titles not to see a release (cut-down or | otherwise) for the Amiga home computer system, on whic |
| tory tract infections, as an expectorant and | otherwise for cough. |
| ney and Randy Oda (who is perhaps best known | otherwise for his collaborations with former Creedence |
| g the west bank with a detachment, but chose | otherwise for fear his men would be unable to make it |
| utes and changes in the rules (legislated or | otherwise) for the prize, no one was deemed qualified |
| nd ultimately providing an easier route than | otherwise for Souths to win the title away from both o |
| of finding homes, though commercial means or | otherwise, for the puppies, thus adding to the populat |
| or Somerset, but Frazer's county cricket was | otherwise for Sussex. |
| owed it to portray a taboo subject which was | otherwise forbidden by the Production Code of 1930, an |
| He visited Mecca in 1845, a city | otherwise forbidden to non-Muslims. |
| en to mobilize Jews against their will or to | otherwise force them to contribute to the Ukrainian mi |
| ne to pay off the mortgages was approaching; | otherwise foreclosure and eviction would follow (affec |
| cattered small trees (often conifers) within | otherwise forested areas; these areas are called serpe |
| ir mother (who it can be inferred is dead or | otherwise forever absent in real life) comes to scold |
| Otherwise, forget the licence fee. | |
| ualled the most tries in a season marking an | otherwise forgetful year for the Knights. |
| Highlights of an | otherwise forgettable season included the late arrival |
| This | otherwise forgettable season is noteworthy for one eve |
| , however if you want to kill them so be it, | otherwise forgive them. |
| essed, the poor, the nonconformists, and the | otherwise forgotten people. |
| credited with garnering Emmy nominations for | otherwise forgotten programs, and the ever-increasing |
| delw Brydydd Mawr contains a reference to an | otherwise forgotten early poet named Morfran, and sugg |
| in the drain and then the vacuum which would | otherwise form as the water flows down the pipe. |
| such structures (whether these are human or | otherwise) form a network of relations that can be map |
| ny resulting differentiation that would have | otherwise formed a large rocky core and icy mantle. |
| Otherwise, Forstheim is surrounded by arable farmland. | |
| and has acted as a corridor for species not | otherwise found in the region. |
| Sun summarizes various comments of the sort | otherwise found in multiple blogs. |
| te, but with the Northern Ireland Parliament | otherwise free to govern. |
| and Victor Russenberger (Swiss members of an | otherwise French expedition). |
| rescott's drive was eventually repelled, but | otherwise French efforts continued to be hampered by t |
| with German as its official language in the | otherwise French-speaking Bernese Jura (Jura Bernois). |
| ng itself with water or air when stressed or | otherwise frightened. |
| led for "maximum assistance" financially and | otherwise, from Member States in order to support the |
| d praise; but with the Pirates it is happily | otherwise; from first to last, and in every bar, a sim |
| Otherwise, from Kii Province after the Battle of Sekig | |
| for true reforms to take place, warning that | otherwise, full-scale conflict could ensue between bik |
| The WCML is | otherwise funded by trade union and individual subscri |
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