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Critics considered "Subtle Invitation" to be one of the album's strongest songs because of its "well executed" jazz influence.

There was also a lack of manpower in individual reserve units because of their inadequately executed mobilization.

But because of a quietly executed amendment in late April, "other drinks" with no more than 66 calories per eight ounces are now allowed.

But it does not just happen by chance -- rather, stuff happens because of conscious, deliberately executed decisions.

Because of problems executing orders and processing trade cancellations, a number of individual investors were unable to see how many shares they had purchased, and whether they had been able to reverse orders.

The Senegalese authorities were particularly incensed because two of those executed were Senegalese.

One senior figure closely involved with the case said China's reluctance to give ground was because many of those executed by the state were likely to have mental health problems and that Shaikh was "the tip of the iceberg".

One participant was excluded because of a large number of eye blinks, another was excluded because of difficulties in executing the task.

Because of difficulties in executing the design's length of steel, the piece took three tries and seven months.

Relations between Jakarta and Canberra have frayed because of plans to execute Chan and Sukumaran.

Bob Goldin, executive vice president at Technomic, a food industry consulting firm, said the McDonald's rebound had been singular because of its simplicity: "execute the basics, flawlessly".