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The control and the monitoring of indoor thermal conditions represents a pre-eminent task with the aim of ensuring suitable working and living spaces to people.

"We believe the signing of the peace agreement will lead us to our pre-eminent task which is the struggle against poverty," he said.

But Mr. Muti, a pre-eminent Verdian, has put his distinctive stamp on this project.

THE American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), one of the world's leading bodies tasked with supporting and propagating all manner of boffinry, and the publisher of Science, a pre-eminent scientific journal, knows how to throw a party.

Then nearly 67, Serkin was a pre-eminent Beethoven interpreter.

He said he considered it a "pre-eminent" restructuring firm.

"New York deserves to have a pre-eminent wine trade fair".

It's a pre-eminent example of art besting reality.

Yet for gymnasts of a certain era and place, Latynina retains a pre-eminent loftiness.

The elder Eliyahu, now deceased, was a pre-eminent teacher of the pro-settlement religious right.

In recent times, Germany has shown signs of regaining a pre-eminent economic position.