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"The commission has repeatedly urged the UK to fulfil its key obligations for this species, but no further designations of sites have been proposed".
In it, she followed the guidance of president Xi by highlighting three key obligations for women: paying attention to family, paying attention to family education, and paying attention to family values (zhuzhongjiating, zhuzhongjiajiao, zhuzhongjiafeng).
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A once-in-a-lifetime visit to Mecca is a key obligation.
One of its key concepts, i.e. national funding obligations for medical R&D, was considered desirable by a majority of the survey participants.
At the FIA conference, DeMaio helped clarify what regulators consider to be "market making," a key question as the SEC comes up with new obligations for high-frequency traders, and as regulations are crafted for the Volcker rule.
Key points In the most poorly financed CEE health systems, patients are often confronted with payment obligations for health services.
The reference obligations for these swaps are subprime RMBS.
Obligations for post-launch surveillance have appeared in regulations.
Everything is free with no obligations for a year.
With this designation came added obligations for conservation.
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