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The British Olympic team made a valiant attempt to fill in the forms, returning one for 86 of their 203 competitors, although this cost them around £150 in administrative fees alone (not including the cost of tests, examinations and x-rays, which were mostly provided for free by private healthcare services).

For trucks, a number of services are provided for accompanied truck transport (the driver also stays onboard), while others are mostly provided for unaccompanied transport (the trailer is transported without the truck and driver).

The executive insisted that the primary value provided by the company in the UK was not the sale of advertising space, but provided by its 17,000 engineers in California that creates the company's innovative technology - such as its search engine, mapping and translation services - which are mostly provided for free.

For the men, these sanctuaries mostly provide, for a few hours at least, the illusion of back home.

In Tanzania, health services for NCDs are mostly provided from district hospitals to higher level health facilities (29).

In primary health care the services purchased form private sector are mostly provided by for-profit providers.

Their tongue-in-cheek 15-second super spot was a plug for the "Late Show With David Letterman," but it mostly provided a boost for Mr. Leno, who was villainized by Team Coco as the Judas of late night.

Other times, they managed to secure permission for food and medical humanitarian aid -- mostly provided by the International Committee for the Red Cross -- to reach the desperate population.

That was my approach in "The 400 Blows," using a relatively flexible script to leave room for improvisation, mostly provided by the actors.

Interviewees described 1) how training happens, 2) training options (mostly provided by vendors), 3) training for different types of clients (e.g. virtual training for small clients), 4) the role and purpose of training, and 5) the people who do the training.

Evidence for specificity is mostly provided by immunoblot (or immunoprecipitation) data, although this there is an increasing trend for this to be supported by pictorial 'pretty-picture' evidence for a staining pattern by immunofluorescence or immunocytochemistry on paraffin sections.