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When the equipment, without starter and lighting equipment, was delivered in May of 1942, appellant did sign the note, and, also, a document designated "Order for Farm Equipment".

You may also appeal any determination BLM makes under paragraph (a) of this section that a document designated for a fixed fee will be processed as a case-by-case fee.

However, if BLM decides at any time that a particular document designated for a fixed fee will have a unique processing cost, such as the preparation of an Environmental Impact Statement, we may set the fee under the case-by-case procedures in this section.

Very recently, the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) drafted a nano-specific guidance document, designated as Appendix R7-1 (Hermans 1963).

The document designated the Song as the "insignificant state", while the Jin was recognized as the "superior state".

Since 1996, the city has had a formal document designating which agency would take the lead, although the document has failed to prevent jurisdictional clashes.

The parents then entered Ellyn's room and shortly thereafter emerged with a signed document designating them as the plan's recipients.

The document designates the National Security Council NSCC) staff as a body of review over "all operational plans" for either killing or capturing terrorist subjects.

Lebanon had taken the initiative over Libya, when Lebanese Ambassador Nawaf Salam carried the "document" designating the Arab League's official position, with a view to gather support for the stances issued by the Council in this vein.

The documents designated Mr. Forsythe, Mr. Morrissey and Mr. Schurr's wife as co-trustees and co-executors of the estate.

This risk selection and role division between the professions is based on the List of Obstetric Indications, a document that designates the appropriate level of care for more than a hundred obstetrical conditions [ 2].