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Besides the bonobos, a body of evidence involving rape has influenced her construction of separate systems.

Ministers and other officials who were allotted bungalows also made extensive changes, including large additions and the construction of separate staff quarters on the plots.

Despite these warnings, the Israeli cabinet last month approved construction of separate barriers around Palestinian settlements in the West Bank, leaving open the possibility that they would be connected to the larger wall around the entire area next year.

It's an important step to take".' The new plan calls for the construction of separate pipes for storm water and sewage, with any sewage overflow running to a newly expanded Hartford Pollution Control Authority plant.

Moreover, the commission called on the police to prevent stalking and other harassment on public transportation and urged the construction of separate facilities inside police precincts for women and improved officer training for investigating sex crimes.

The developments rely on the Constitutive Relation Error (CRE), and the construction of separate reduced order models for the primal variable (displacement) and flux (stress) fields.

Dramatic contests were held there, too, before the construction of a separate theatre.

Perhaps this construction of a separate identity is connected with the pressure to look 'successful' in our society.

A master plan calls for the construction of a separate performing-arts amphitheater, as well as a new soccer field, a $120-million water park and a new tennis center with a bleacher stadium and 20 new courts.

"It would have been much more difficult to have gotten as far as we've gotten in this relatively short time if we had remained a division of county government," said Dr. Michael Gewitz, director of pediatrics, who is overseeing the $145 million construction of a separate children's hospital on the site.

Trang Thu Tran, 21, a Vietnamese blogger who came to the Czech Republic when she was 13 — and now calls herself Tereza, after a Czech soap opera star — said the construction of a separate and parallel world meant that many Vietnamese, including those here for decades, couldn't speak Czech, and were forced to phone a middleman to translate, even when pulled over in their cars by the Czech police.