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Mr. Putin's statements were made through an interpreter.

O'Reilly also did not respond to a request for comment made through an Army spokesman.

But to Conley's knowledge, the biggest transaction was recently made through an antiques dealer.

Form is content here, the point made through an act of radical stylistic and material compression.

Contacts were made through an organisation representing the families and meetings were held with relatives.

Finally, a rough comparison of the stack sizes needed by the two concepts is made through an illustrative design example.

It has been thus shown how an improvement can be made through an improved design using finite element simulation.

Lerner, 62, did not respond Monday to a request for an interview made through an IRS spokesman.

The calls were made through an "interactive voice response" system meant for customers who were late paying bills.

Donations submitted over the Web jumped 182percentt, as gifts made through an online service named CharityWave.com.com

It is a measure of the Christian Democrats' problems that this radical change is being made through an overwhelming consensus.