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However it is understood that his contract has no stipulation in it he can be transferred in the winter window should a club wish to bid for him.
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Jason and Del had no stipulations on who they wanted to foster or adopt and they had no provisos about wanting children of their own "blood" because they know from personal experience that love is what defines a family and not "blood".
"The broadcasters have made no stipulations about any particular club and where they might be within the league structure," he said.
No other agricultural product has that stipulation to overcome.
"A ⊃ B" has, by stipulation, these truth conditions.
While United had no game for 10 days before Sunday's trip to Everton and the manager had given his squad three days off, the trio are thought to have contravened stipulations that they should not be out late within 48 hours of the tie.
But the 16-year-old's rather unusual -- and equally fabulous -- hobby has one peculiar stipulation: she needs to continue getting A's in school.
Like most affordable housing, Ms. Blake's unit has resale stipulations.
He remains open to the possibility, but he has certain stipulations.
While Washington has similar stipulations regarding settlements in its loan guarantees to Israel, domestic U.S. politics severely restrict the consequences it can impose on Israel.
Kate McKinnon of "Saturday Night Live" does a killer Ellen DeGeneres impression, but when she takes her impersonation to "Ellen," Ellen herself has one stipulation they have to dress as twinsies.
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