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He said the six-month limit on claiming benefits without a genuine prospect of employment and 12-month bar on re-entry of deported migrants would be in place before the restrictions on Bulgarian and Romanian citizens were lifted.

Policy on re-entry of pregnant girls and child mothers to school: Although there is still no policy "offering girls another chance", the MoES is, in concert with UNGEI partners, at advanced stages of resolving this policy gap.

The Columbia disintegrated on re-entry on Feb. 1, and its seven-member crew was killed.

The Columbia disintegrated on re-entry on Feb. 1, 2003, killing all seven astronauts.

We further characterise the spore quickening by examining the effect of re-entry of media on the gene expression program.

There is film of great parades and receptions and there are accounts, oral and on film, of disasters: a cosmonaut and his redesigned space capsule reduced on re-entry to smoking rubble because the size of the parachute container was not increased when the parachute size was; the parachute never deployed.

The European Space Agency's predictions are based on re-entries of other spacecraft, because its scientists do not have the precise details of the materials and masses of the components used in the Russian spacecraft.

The Columbia broke apart on re-entry apparently because of wing damage caused on liftoff by a chunk of foam thrown off the external tank.

On re-entry, a loss of landing power was found to present the greatest chance of a failure, followed closely by a disaster that began with the tiles meant to protect the shuttle from the heat of re-entry.

SpaceShipOne solved the problem of stability on re-entry by flipping its wings in half.

The debris struck the left wing, possibly breaching the shuttle skin to let superheated gases enter on re-entry, setting off the fatal chain of events upon re-entry on Feb. 1, some experts said.