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A1 Phone Strike Continues Despite some progress, a quick end to the strike by employees of Verizon, the nation's largest telecommunications employer, appeared unlikely after unions rejected parts of the company's latest proposal.
Give your progress a quick check around Halloween and adjust your studying accordingly.
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There was no embarrassment, and no desire to progress to a quick feel, but it was a nice little interlude quickly (almost) forgotten.
A second dimension is Iran's progress toward a quick "breakout capability" through the stockpiling of large quantities of low-enriched uranium that could be further enriched rapidly to provide weapons-grade fuel.
Such journals are likely to follow scientific progresses in a quick and flexible way and foster more connections between disciplines.
The students remaining in the this classroom were more homogeneous, and thus the class was able to progress at a quicker pace, with less time needed to slow down or repeat explanations.
But that assumes rapid progress in negotiations and a quick analysis by the Congressional Budget Office, to confirm whether the 10-year cost of the bill is under the $900 billion ceiling set by President Obama.
With a rapid provision of abundant 3D video content, a quick progress in consumer electronics industry can thus be ensured.
Originally, it assumes an asymptotic-like behavior referring to a quick progress in learning during the initial stages of the practical application of a test, followed by gradually smaller improvements with further practice.
"I never expected Sarah to get this far, but she's progressed a lot quicker than I did.
"The exciting thing is this team has progressed a lot quicker than even I thought at the time and they've now got confidence to go with that ability.
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