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Accounts and cash will be converted at a rate of 36 dinars to the mark, officials said.

But Hone insists a deal with West Ham to move into a refurbished stadium that will be converted at a cost of £160m so football and other events can coexist is now, finally, close.

The hulls of the seeds are burned for energy, and the seeds are then crushed to yield a triglyceride, an oil that can be converted at a refinery to diesel fuel or jet fuel.

Thus, the HCO could be converted at a higher severity without raising the riser outlet temperature, and the LCG could be upgraded at a lower severity over temperature-lowered and partially-coked catalyst.

The key element is the utilization of an ultracapacitors bank as energy regulation transitory element: in low irradiance condition, the energy coming from the PV array is not converted immediately, but temporary stored to be converted at a power regime in which the inverter may have maximum yield.

It has purchased a further site in Ship Street at a cost of £1.8M, which will be converted at a projected cost of £5.5M to provide 31 student rooms with en-suite facilities, a 100-seat lecture theatre and other teaching rooms.

The small advantages could be converted at an appropriate moment to material by means of attack.

The $6 trillion was transported to Frankfurt, Ivan continued, where it was converted at a disadvantageous rate into €3 trillion.

Prices for a sampling of travelers' items were converted at a rate of.94 euros to the dollar as of Feb. 2, 2003, and at the current rate of.82.

Now it has been converted at a cost of €2.2 million, or about $3.3 million, into a residential property with 12 rooftop penthouses.

The main obstacle to that approach, however, is an I.R.S. requirement that for a co-op to be permitted to issue shares for a space that is not currently an apartment, the co-op must have an absolute right to get a certificate of occupancy for residential use, and the space must be capable of being converted "at a reasonable cost".