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| and Unity Bill, about which she has expressed | serious misgivings, especially with respect to its pr |
| S. Food and Drug Administration had expressed | serious concerns regarding the risk/benefit ratio of |
| expected to increase, experts have expressed | serious concerns over the future funding of the progr |
| In May 2007, local economists expressed | serious concerns when it was revealed that the Puerto |
| Lepage and pannelist Dany Turcotte expressed | serious reservations about whether the code was the a |
| Naipaul expresses | serious misgivings about Indian attitudes and the Ind |
| n a building is considered to be an extremely | serious infestation that is hard to eradicate, and us |
| t be quick and effective to prevent extremely | serious consequences of insufficient glucose: confusi |
| hnny Mack Brown in the wake of this extremely | serious career downturn, he made exclusively low budg |
| All routes are extremely | serious undertakings. |
| Partner, Nancy F. | Serious Entertainments: The writing of History in Twe |
| me economists say Malawi's economy could face | serious difficulty if donors withheld their financial |
| series features the stories of women who face | serious emotional, physical, or mental issues or circ |
| Christians face | serious persecution, and most have no Bible. |
| e main opposition party, New Democracy, faced | serious internal conflicts. |
| As the defender of democracy, Carrel faced | serious dangers. |
| ack as his work with The Yardbirds, and faced | serious opposition from audio engineers when he tried |
| In 2001, the Festival faced | serious financial troubles that threatened its existe |
| less of his party affiliation, he never faced | serious competition at the ballot box. |
| nce its creation in 1982, and had never faced | serious opposition before. |
| However The Teochew Family faced | serious competition from other blockbuster dramas suc |
| He has only faced | serious opposition twice, when journalist Clinton LeS |
| Throughout 2010, the hospital faced | serious financial pressures which led to the closure |
| narrowly reelected in 1996, but hasn't faced | serious opposition since. |
| time in the war that the United States faced | serious Japanese opposition to an amphibious landing. |
| The Loktak lake and its precincts have faced | serious problems due to loss of vegetal cover in the |
| ts most important market and after 1810 faced | serious competition from beet sugar producers and fro |
| Halyvourgiki faced | serious economic problems during the economic crisis |
| She defeated Millard handily and hasn't faced | serious opposition since. |
| In contrast to genre conventions, she faces | serious consequences throughout the series for these |
| gar lives alone & has a mysterious past faces | serious rain phobia. |
| eable storages, the country is already facing | serious shortages in food grains. |
| In 2007, Pueblo appeared to be facing | serious financial difficulties again, as many locatio |
| ed five more times from this district, facing | serious opposition only once, in 1994. |
| r is not the only presidential hopeful facing | serious corruption charges in Kenya. |
| Facing | serious competition from ABC News, and the continued |
| He was reelected nine times, never facing | serious opposition in what rapidly turned into one of |
| otic drugs to a mentally ill defendant facing | serious criminal charges in order to render that defe |
| However, this activity is facing | serious challenges, due to a lack of credit policies |
| atanakiri, local people are apparently facing | serious problem related to change of quality of water |
| He was reelected nine times, only facing | serious opposition in 1988. |
| The building was facing | serious occupancy issues, with the pre-lease rate rem |
| Due to rapid development, hinjewadi is facing | serious traffic problem during peak hours. |
| Although Swain had attempted, facing | serious challenges, to keep the University of North C |
| By the 1980s, however, the estate was facing | serious problems. |
| ACE inhibitor therapy; severe renal failure; | serious liver disorder; hyperkalemia; pregnancy; lact |
| laware were reluctant to negotiate but feared | serious trouble with white settlers, which developed. |
| to a method where there has been no feedback | serious enough to warrant further investigation. |
| ed an internal deadline, and it committed few | serious missteps." |
| es by Harrison, including one of the very few | serious theological analyses carried out so far regar |
| He is one of those very few | serious and committed poets who have a wide vision of |
| e the outbreak of war, this is one of his few | serious songs, and sensitive comment about the workin |
| roduced as a light-hearted character with few | serious stories, in the 1990s, his character was deve |
| Only a few | serious studies have been written about Yeshivish. |
| annabis' lobby can be repeated here, when few | serious doctors support them, why not the very seriou |
| This has been discussed ad nauseum and few | serious historians would make the claim he was black |
| It is featured in the film | Serious Charge and was also released on the Serious C |
| he Tribeca Film Festival premiere of her film | Serious Moonlight (2009). |
| At the end of the program, the final, | serious, fully edited version of the 'screen test' of |
| hand granted subsidies inadequate to finance | serious military operations in aid of Frederick, and |
| re ratios, a move which resulted in the first | serious disagreement in systems energetics. |
| It was the first | serious computer virus on a digital photo frame. |
| vern was the principal architect of the first | serious effort in Massachusetts to enact a universal |
| The devastation led to the first | serious discussions for peace but the negotiations, i |
| i's success had been swift, "it was the first | serious setback of a hithto brilliant career". |
| Mizoguchi considered the film his first | serious effort as a director, and it was also his fir |
| expeditions led by Raymond Lambert, the first | serious attempts to climb Everest from the southern ( |
| This book is considered as the first | serious approach to the Jewish history in Turkey. |
| He made the first | serious attempt in Japan to classify the words of the |
| ess of Montbazon, in 1657, gave him the first | serious thought leading to his conversion. |
| Foundation, wrote a tweet saying: "The first | serious infowar is now engaged. |
| kefeller Commission and is probably the first | serious empirical research on this topic. |
| In 1843 he published privately the first | serious systematic analysis of the genus Carex, Enume |
| He had his first | serious heart attack in 1972. |
| cavations at Stonehenge - and among the first | serious work in archaeology anywhere - are made by Wi |
| met Tyler Watkins, with whom he had his first | serious relationship, posting happily on Facebook abo |
| rthur Roberts and considered to be "the first | serious musical composition inspired by the atomic ag |
| They have been called "the first | serious attempt by a Southeast Asian bhangra recordin |
| One of the first | serious proposals to remove the Doom Bar came from th |
| The dispute was the first | serious crisis in Indo-Pakistani relations |
| at this point that the composer had his first | serious bout of either alcoholism or dipsomania. |
| ublished, the book was nevertheless the first | serious endeavour to document the history of the Alba |
| amateur naturalist from childhood, his first | serious publications did not appear until 1836, when |
| in 1878, they starred Sam Lucas in the first | serious stage production of Uncle Tom's Cabin with a |
| The far-right NPD made its first | serious attempt in Bavaria in decades, but failed to |
| The first | serious engagement of the war was the Battle of Puket |
| aram was their first effort, one of the first | serious films made in Kerala, a film that started a r |
| Her first | serious role came as the "only girl" in The Silent Ca |
| These were the first | serious technical applications of artificial evolutio |
| This law served as the first | serious attempt by the federal government to break up |
| The first | serious blow came following the assassination of Alex |
| The case became notable as "the first | serious victory in a case of torture" brought to the |
| in Des Moines, Iowa has been called the first | serious wine journalist in the United States. |
| ng time, it was not until 1962 that the first | serious studies were conducted. |
| Azadi was one of the first | serious dramas exploring the issue of mandatory deten |
| were exposed in January 2003, when the first | serious use of the channel was needed during a major |
| ticism, the Waldheim affair started the first | serious discussions about Austria's past and the Ansc |
| 97), giving heritage station Key103 its first | serious commercial competitor in the city. |
| lasting significance in that it was the first | serious skirmish in what would become a full-scale wa |
| e 1985 Golden Steering Wheel Award, his first | serious racing was in the Formula First Championship, |
| His first | serious role was in the film Vasantiyum Lakshmiyum Pi |
| The first | serious work in schools began. |
| dan's arguably best player suffered his first | serious injury as he broke his left knee. |
| orld of difference", Falcon offered the first | serious alternative to Holden, and became an instant |
| Later, he met and the first | serious lessons in classical guitar from the age of 5 |
| Although this was the first | serious accident of a CASA C-295, after the accident |
| tion at Bronkhorstspruit was one of the first | serious clashes of the First Boer War. |
| een allowed two months warning from the first | serious navy attack to prepare ground defences before |
| s been said that this was Tchaikovsky's first | serious attempt to conquer his homosexuality. |
| The title of Banfield's first | serious book,Confessions of a Beachcomber, was mislea |
| of the Bibliotheca Classica series-the first | serious attempt to produce scholarly editions of clas |
| the ALP in 2001, when the party had its first | serious electoral swing since 1977 and swept through |
| The Vozha battle was the first | serious victory of the Russians over a big army of th |
| The first, | Serious considerations on the several high duties whi |
| Following | serious injury, at the end of the 1911-12 season he " |
| arded to Lt Lewis Buckle Reeve who, following | serious injury at the Battle of Trafalgar, was laid n |
| ions took place in 1890 and in 1905 following | serious fire damage in 1901. |
| The ship was beached following | serious structural failure, and the conclusion that s |
| er by the General Medical Council in 2005 for | serious professional misconduct, but he was reinstate |
| For | serious transgressions, a longer suspension may be ha |
| Even though Kano has no pity for | serious criminals, he holds a gentle respect for chil |
| ate authorities due to repeated citations for | serious patient neglect and medical errors that alleg |
| re sent to a hospital in La Coruna, Spain for | serious injuries. |
| The supplied IDE (Оболочка) is too simple for | serious use. |
| nd emphasised the need for accountability for | serious human rights violations committed in 1999. |
| sponse to save lives and reduce potential for | serious injury for adults and children who wander due |
| d his language as not being mature enough for | serious poetry, and argued that he makes "very simple |
| ed from Sheol or to have been turned away for | serious transgressions, such as suicide, for which th |
| He had his first opportunity for | serious playing time at right defensive tackle in 196 |
| Elderly are at greater risk for | serious GI events. |
| based charter school the Village Academy, for | serious financial mismanagement of the state-subsidiz |
| These charges were abolished for | serious historical and literary researchers after a p |
| For | serious athletes, the record for running the 6 km lap |
| the medium of watercolours as appropriate for | serious art. |
| In U.S. healthcare, SED is an acronym for | serious emotional disturbance (or in some areas, seve |
| lent led him to leave his medical studies for | serious voice studies at the Vienna Music Academy whe |
| at the right to jury trial is fundamental for | serious offences, it is not the court's role to dicta |
| discovered many asteroids; he also called for | serious scientific research of unidentified flying ob |
| nts as the 32S since it lacked enough RAM for | serious use, however it is still a very good calculat |
| n negro league history, he was also known for | serious off-the-field problems. |
| luating the use of Nuvigil as a treatment for | serious medical conditions such as bipolar depression |
| Since the books are meant primarily for | serious students of the classics, the prefaces and no |
| re-introduced, and convicts were flogged for | serious offences. |
| urvived on social grounds had it not been for | serious damage due to flooding south of Aberystwyth i |
| and made the Public Solicitor responsible for | serious criminal cases. |
| s, and restricted "house arrest" policies for | serious offenders. |
| he Bolivian justice to 30 years in prison for | serious human rights violations incurred by the regim |
| d a reappraisal of the peer review system for | serious scientific journals. |
| so went to the houses of Duff and Dealtry for | serious discussions. |
| California was investigated and punished for | serious NCAA rules violations in the Trojan football |
| d more for on-road use, and was not meant for | serious off-road use where a transfer case is needed. |
| or the prosecution of persons responsible for | serious violations of international humanitarian law |
| ature of the programme and used its forum for | serious political debate. |
| -downs have targeted certain gang members for | serious crimes and drug enforcement in the specific g |
| Crime is a cause for | serious concern in the area; with racism and anti-soc |
| om the Qing period are a desirable target for | serious collectors and museums. |
| ithromycin is in a Phase 2 clinical trial for | serious community-acquired bacterial pneumonia (CABP) |
| A minor issue for | serious collectors early on was the use of plastics p |
| Removing right to vote for | serious misconduct was acceptable (hence the previous |
| s was "too full of errors to be relied on for | serious purposes", but that no-one else has undertake |
| with this disorder are also at high risk for | serious heart problems, breathing difficulties, coma, |
| d by his father, the Knight, which is formal, | serious, and complete, the rambling and fantastical s |
| research, and software dedicated to fostering | serious, purposive discussion over the Internet. |
| f Baxter's Chinese Heparin supplier, it found | serious deficiencies at the facility which the FDA de |
| On his arrival he found | serious differences existing between the council of t |
| man company Deutsche Montan Technologie found | serious shortcomings in the tunnel's safety, and amon |
| In 1979, the DDASS found | serious problems (poor hygiene and food safety condit |
| outh of the station has been the site of four | serious rail accidents, two of them fatal. |
| nuclear power from 2005 - 2055, at least four | serious nuclear power accidents would be expected in |
| , but her armoured flight deck saved her from | serious damage. |
| playing career after failing to recover from | serious concussion. |
| -Warringah Sea Eagles, despite suffering from | serious headaches and seizures throughout most of the |
| phenomena should receive more attention from | serious scientists, but has remarked, "The evidence d |
| pital is necessary to protect the public from | serious harm. |
| ed aggressiveness even through suffering from | serious wounds, contributed in large measure to overc |
| es at his home by two men, but recovered from | serious injuries, after being in intensive care. |
| ce of the King's (George V) recuperation from | serious illness. |
| Irving Brown started suffering from | serious health problems in 1986. |
| ollege, but careful to protect his hands from | serious damage so he could achieve his goal of saving |
| 1927, which has saved countless children from | serious injury and death. |
| ody, thereby protecting the other Marine from | serious injury. |
| the twentieth century the river suffered from | serious pollution from local industry, although this |
| "Freedom from | serious injury, an easy pitching delivery, clean livi |
| m a painful break up, and those emerging from | serious relationships are often advised to avoid seri |
| he port workforce and nearby populations from | serious respiratory diseases which would have been a |
| at is left is mostly shallow and suffers from | serious silt problems. |
| was one of the few KMT detachments free from | serious communist influence. |
| of his own life, he saved his 2 comrades from | serious injury or death. |
| The "project" was seen as a diversion from | serious studio work, and was recorded in a light-hear |
| ve missile, thereby saving his companion from | serious injury or possible death. |
| his own body and protecting his comrades from | serious injury. |
| When he retired from | serious competition, he set up his own badminton comp |
| Skillful work by her crew saved the ship from | serious damage and she remained in action off Okinawa |
| my art covers a wide range of emotions, from | serious to humorous, and that the colors I used radia |
| after the Olympics, he soon took a break from | serious competition. |
| postolo Zeno and Metastasio had banished from | serious opera." |
| Chen retired from | serious competition in 2007. |
| sers, the Galveston class ships suffered from | serious stability problems caused by the topweight of |
| ers, while trail construction and repair from | serious damage, as well as larger projects, are manag |
| ministered to patients who are suffering from | serious illnesses prior to the drug being approved by |
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