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| ry, stated that Sweden's ban on decaBDE "is a | serious breach of EU law. . |
| was about the flugelhorn, to the detriment of | serious discussion of the symphony as a work. |
| Sudan People's Liberation Army were the most | serious breach of a 2005 deal to end the Second Sudan |
| hnic groups, as this assumption may consist a | serious challenge of the actual identity of the Greek |
| In 1660, the Lacroix family began | serious production of rolling papers, having found th |
| ing Italian workers and eventually led to the | serious stabbing of a young Irish worker which caused |
| at resulted in the death of Eddie Cochran and | serious injury of Gene Vincent. |
| , which has so far been prevented only by the | serious opposition of environmentalists to the constr |
| ves unable to pay their property taxes and in | serious danger of losing their homes. |
| my collapsed as Egypt was suffering through a | serious span of drought and famine, the declining res |
| No | serious fan of architecture should be without it." |
| ty of Laughter is an entertaining book on the | serious subject of laughter distinguish by its wide r |
| eman was diagnosed with cancer on his neck, a | serious strain of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. |
| st to shoring up the four walls which were in | serious danger of collapse. |
| that publication of the illustrations "ran a | serious risk of instigating violence." |
| This was the most | serious case of fratricide or friendly fire to have b |
| McCormack, who played the most | serious part of the five, the judge said, was jailed |
| e-breaching continued, however, and in 1984 a | serious incident of vandalism in Riverbend Cave led t |
| mer of 1932, reportedly causing the death and | serious injury of several children who had accompanie |
| he exerted himself with so much zeal during a | serious outbreak of cholera in attending to the sick |
| nada's two strongest sprinters were placed in | serious jeopardy of not skating in the 2010 Olympics |
| eensland public sector, particularly the more | serious cases of misconduct. |
| at this point that the composer had his first | serious bout of either alcoholism or dipsomania. |
| There has been | serious discussion of making the ride operable. |
| It was this dictionary which first made | serious study of the Jurchen language possible. |
| W Timberlake, G-3 of Brereton's staff, took a | serious view of this assertion in that it violated th |
| ed in many countries in 1996, due to rare but | serious cases of toxic epidermal necrolysis. |
| Chip Kidd had been a | serious fan of Batman ever since the young age of two |
| ally where no anti-coalition candidates had a | serious chance of winning. |
| The | serious study of oceans began in the early to mid 190 |
| history, with Mount Wellington never being in | serious danger of finishing anywhere but first. |
| g Boniva, may increase the risk of a rare but | serious fracture of the thigh bone. |
| In 1758, Anna began a | serious study of musical theory and composition, enga |
| is known only from Fiji where it used to be a | serious pest of coconuts from the late 19th century u |
| e (crimes against humanity) and two counts of | serious violations of Common Article 3 of the Geneva |
| These columns were added in 1996 after | serious deterioration of the ceiling caused by high l |
| Only Friedrich Karl was available after long | serious consideration of his own. |
| aving a poor deck and substructure and having | serious deterioration of its superstructure before ha |
| The dam was built to relieve the | serious problem of the community's need of public wat |
| The article Uganda under Idi Amin is in | serious need of clean-up. |
| s such as genocide in Darfur, Falun Dafa, and | serious crimes of violence against women. |
| gance, ignorance, incompetence and a possible | serious conflict of interest... |
| enerally claimed, be considered as the "first | serious biography of Max Stirner". |
| new editor Alex Smith has established it as a | serious left of centre forum in a very short time". |
| rrow Raiders had been terminated "following a | serious breach of club discipline amounting to gross |
| both by high levels of plant endemism and by | serious levels of habitat loss. |
| being approved and 20 vessels ordered without | serious scrutiny of the new design. |
| have fought to portray themselves as the most | serious victims of the Holocaust. |
| t be quick and effective to prevent extremely | serious consequences of insufficient glucose: confusi |
| The first | serious engagement of the war was the Battle of Puket |
| ions report documenting atrocities, including | serious violations of human rights, in the Democratic |
| ng at the Royal Alexandra Hospital to relieve | serious over-crowding of present facilities? |
| “The most | serious demonstration of tension took place in Ponce, |
| ted but temperamentally flawed" and "prone to | serious bouts of self-doubt and a tendency to let inj |
| nization was to raise public awareness of the | serious nature of drunk driving and to promote tough |
| In a more | serious series of sorties the squadron managed to kno |
| al, deadly force left behind a legacy that no | serious study of the subject(s) can ignore. |
| We either have a | serious breach of ethics with Ms. Schiff or another d |
| alactosemia may experience few or none of the | serious symptoms of classic galactosemia. |
| a surprise to many was acquitted of the more | serious charges of hostage taking, intimidation of Pa |
| en told orally and in writing that this was a | serious error of judgment, adding that "this is clear |
| ivil of Peru was evolving face since 1980 the | serious problem of subversion, increasing its strengt |
| that he joined the Communist Party and made a | serious study of Marxist thought. |
| ided back to Southampton, where he suffered a | serious bout of malaria. |
| This developmentally dynamic tissue showed a | serious misregulation of extracellular matrix compone |
| His work developed into a | serious examination of the factors that influence the |
| le could suffer debilitating symptoms such as | serious loss of contrast sensitivity in poor lighting |
| " The real and | serious android of the ancients was a secret which th |
| he match against Henan Jianye, to revenge the | serious mistake of referee on the match Xiamen Lanshi |
| Down Under cast took the prize, but the more | serious implication of this face-off was when Abe of |
| ritics consistently noted the darker and more | serious tone of the album, but to mixed reception. |
| , McCormick wrote that the prohibition of any | serious discussion of Humanae Vitae had led to "a deb |
| he ability to benefit from the program, and a | serious sense of purpose. |
| Impressed by the | serious devotion of Kamalavalli, the lord appeared an |
| The | serious drought of 1966 and 1967 emphasized the neces |
| "The Israeli air strikes represent | serious violations of international law -- including |
| The park also contains a | serious aspect of its work and exhibits, and behind t |
| After graduation he embarked on a | serious study of Hegel, teaching himself German by re |
| rom a group that used hate speech to the more | serious one of being designated a hate group. |
| ovel A Friend of the Earth is a slightly more | serious treatment of ecoterrorism and ecotage. |
| took early retirement from the sport due to a | serious rupture of the ligament in her left knee. |
| His work is now an essential resource for any | serious student of early and medieval Welsh history. |
| thus evaded that which threatened to become a | serious cause of dissatisfaction, if not of disturban |
| Oman has a | serious problem of people trafficking involving women |
| However, there were no major and | serious investigations of the walls done, so it is po |
| st choice centre forward Henry Hamilton for a | serious breach of club discipline, Christmas was draf |
| de by the beliefs of Jehovah's Witnesses, and | serious violations of these requirements can result i |
| This led to | serious discussions of polling techniques and to the |
| even as a linked article title, constitutes a | serious point of view distortion to the possibility o |
| nshire, when on 13 October 1536, the far more | serious Pilgrimage of Grace broke out, mustering an e |
| It was the last | serious act of resistance against William in the Norm |
| the book as "one of the few books that every | serious student of philosophy in our time has to have |
| tant writer in the rhetorical world and every | serious student of rhetoric needed access to his writ |
| (Phylloxeridae), including Vine Phylloxera, a | serious pest of grapes. |
| A | serious lack of supplies, discontent within his party |
| comments on the mangaka art saying, "the more | serious overtones of this story give the artist a cha |
| 2003, citing poor financial management and "a | serious loss of confidence... in the ability of the c |
| Since the books are meant primarily for | serious students of the classics, the prefaces and no |
| mentary Counsel Office voiced concern over "a | serious shortcoming of the wiki approach...if used to |
| As he wrote, "This was the most universal and | serious complaint of all . . . |
| 72), Ryton achieved an historical first - the | serious portrayal of a living member of the Royal Fam |
| were exposed in January 2003, when the first | serious use of the channel was needed during a major |
| pread press coverage as it is one of the more | serious incidents of stalkings of idols known in Japa |
| at Singapore's Ministry of Health reported 35 | serious cases of Fusarium keratitis to Bausch & Lomb |
| ort more as an attention getting stunt than a | serious rating of corporations' actual responsibility |
| igelow, who set it up to research and advance | serious study of various fringe science, and paranorm |
| adopted as a classroom text, inaugurated the | serious study of science fiction and identified such |
| t ("The Turnpike Act") in 1663 as a result of | serious deterioration of the "Old North Road" due to |
| When Farrel discovers that Dean is hiding a | serious case of testicular cancer, the wheels are set |
| lklore... under the guise of genre it tackled | serious themes of man's hostile nature and the milita |
| continue its war effort for years despite the | serious shortages of labor and raw materials that wer |
| There was no | serious outbreak of scurvy. |
| He was one of the first scholars to perform a | serious study of Saint George. |
| It has become an increasingly | serious pest of coconuts throughout various growing r |
| Constant, while never giving Ringer a | serious chance of defeat, fought well throughout the |
| id statements, a pleasant style, and the most | serious spirit of piety." |
| mildly confusing despite the English script's | serious take of the material. |
| of modern finance and investment theory is a | serious flaw of any related models (including the Bla |
| a as commander of the Army of the North and a | serious reassessment of Mexican strategy. |
| The most | serious presentation of such proposals came in the 19 |
| etonates in front of the space jet and does a | serious amount of damage, but has a small blast range |
| takes them to Latitude Zero to deal with the | serious injuries of Dr Masson. |
| proved request was “fatally grounded on these | serious failures of legal analysis” because it provid |
| described the box set as "a must-have for any | serious collector of music" and "the definitive colle |
| he result of a number of factors, such as the | serious inflation of World War I, and not helped by t |
| Nearly all | serious students of organ performance learn most, if |
| They can be a | serious pest of adult and nestling swifts. |
| as never attributed as having even a remotely | serious prospect of winning. |
| Although this was the first | serious accident of a CASA C-295, after the accident |
| ood Mac)and many others, The documentary is a | serious investigation of the phenomenon and long-term |
| Most | serious biographers of Juan Peron would argue that hi |
| He made, however, a | serious study of Arabic at Leiden (1741), and returne |
| sent when Alder died were guilty of the "most | serious neglect of duty" amounting to "unwitting raci |
| They play a | serious game of musical hide and seek… In a set that |
| As such, Sherlockonia ranges from | serious treatments of the character such as the novel |
| s last year at the University of Tennessee, a | serious violation of NCAA eligibility rules if true. |
| tarnished plant bug (TPB) is one of the most | serious pests of small fruits and vegetables in North |
| In summer l935, she had a more | serious attack of malaria during her stay at her whit |
| In 1780 Madan raised more | serious storm of opposition by the publication of his |
| or the prosecution of persons responsible for | serious violations of international humanitarian law |
| es Berardinelli commented that "If this was a | serious examination of the possible long-term ramific |
| ca "who did more than anyone to establish the | serious study of African history" in the UK. |
| llustrated, or translated by Romanian Jews; a | serious archive of the history of Romanian Jewry; a c |
| A | serious side-effect of heparin is heparin-induced thr |
| tion at Bronkhorstspruit was one of the first | serious clashes of the First Boer War. |
| It also deals with | serious matters of politics and policy. |
| The title of Banfield's first | serious book,Confessions of a Beachcomber, was mislea |
| Faced with the | serious possibility of a civil war, Azad abstained fr |
| jazz biography written to the standards' of a | serious study of a classical composer or other major |
| A | serious case of the mumps and a horse-riding injury l |
| The Hittite empire suffered | serious losses of territory during Tudhaliya's reign, |
| he Navy League of Great Britain in 1894 and a | serious student of the German military philosopher Ca |
| he had been drunk, and thus charged him with | serious dereliction of duty. |
| ck of two bruised ribs was in fact a far more | serious case of two broken ribs and a collapsed lung. |
| at-e Jam, Khorasan Razavi province, are under | serious threat of destruction. |
| spital following an inspection which revealed | serious breaches of the Human Tissue Act, including t |
| O'Neill was on the receiving end of a | serious case of foul-play when Danny Williams of the |
| ote that the "charming" Isabella Court had 'a | serious case of what California real estate people ca |
| opular because it avoids the (often much more | serious) problem of packaging. |
| resort to force" and that the invasion was "a | serious violation of international law and of the rul |
| d it soon became an important, if not exactly | serious, organ of public debate, humour and satire. |
| ds of dollars, and are highly sought after by | serious collectors of Thalers. |
| interests, but a small number of species are | serious pests of agriculture and horticulture. |
| his marriage and had gone to the party with a | serious intention of committing adultery. |
| me Court, which later found that "there was a | serious lack of candor with the trial court and there |
| Ramabai undertook | serious study of the Bible and decided to be baptized |
| Eutrophication issues have been a | serious issue of the lake that was first observed in |
| The report raises | serious allegations of brutal and horrific mass killi |
| as been described by Edward Said as the "only | serious work of fiction that tries to show the effect |
| espite all of its treasures, the refuge is in | serious danger of quickly becoming an exclusive haven |
| found that the iron rods were already showing | serious signs of corrosion. |
| jectives, namely the immediate payment of the | serious debt of the state. |
| hold and that the action of the police was a | serious infringement of academic freedom. |
| ceived even if the priest or minister is in a | serious state of sin. |
| share in 1989 in order to concentrate on the | serious pursuit of a competitive dance career, he con |
| The Vozha battle was the first | serious victory of the Russians over a big army of th |
| e proved a natural athlete, but he suffered a | serious bout of pneumonia. |
| panish club has signed the footballer after a | serious injury of the number one of the team, Manu Ta |
| Where a | serious criminal offence has been disclosed during th |
| en expelled from the Commons other than for a | serious criminal offence or bankruptcy. |
| ed that the prisoner be serving a sentence of | serious sexual offence (involving violence against ch |
| red that while at liberty they would commit a | serious criminal offence. |
| someone convicted of a | serious criminal offence. |
| ison because each of you has committed a very | serious criminal offence." |
| ensure that terrorist acts are established as | serious criminal offences in domestic laws and regula |
| 1 after having been arrested and charged with | serious criminal offences against children. |
| ases of released prisoners who have committed | serious further offences. |
| ing minimum sentences and hard labour for all | serious violent offences?" |
| somewhat controversially failed to give him a | serious contract offer, Essensa signed with the Buffa |
| s collapsed following an investigation by the | Serious Fraud Office and charges were brought against |
| Non-Executive Director of the | Serious Fraud Office |
| Due to the | Serious Fraud Office making C6 obsolete, the City of |
| The | Serious Fraud Office (New Zealand) initiated an inves |
| ul prosecution, saw the implementation of the | Serious Fraud Office in 1987. |
| Serious Fraud Office | |
| Tchenguiz were arrested in London by the UK's | Serious Fraud Office as part of their ongoing investi |
| ccused of fraud after an investigation by the | Serious Fraud Office but was cleared of all charges a |
| this decision, to assess if in curtailing the | Serious Fraud Office's investigation the Government h |
| n by Robert Wardle, then director of the UK's | Serious Fraud Office, to end an investigation into BA |
| nant minors need immediate abortions to avert | serious and often irreversible damage to their health |
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