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She made a brief appearance in "Seventeen Steps" (also billed as a work in progress), otherwise using four female dancers and a hodgepodge of scores.

"We think we are making some progress, otherwise we could end up with quite an apartheid system where people in the private sector have this flexible ethic – they go on working, they change the way they work – but in the public sector, we have quite a cut-off and a very expensive public sector pensions system".

When charging continues, the level of the ( mathrm{CHRG}- ) pin drops down by an internal switch, which indicates that the charging is in progress; otherwise, the pin is in a high-impedance state.

In its 2015 report, the National Assessment of Educational Progress, otherwise known as "The Nation's Report Card," revealed that just one-third of eighth graders and one-quarter of twelfth graders performed at or above "proficient" in math.

The GOP must be on the side of progress, otherwise... Rather than catering to a base of voters who cannot get their candidates elected, the GOP must focus on their hallmark issues: conservative economic and foreign policy.

Let's call a spade a spade: We just want these new members for their territory, not to reward them for their democracy progress (otherwise, why is Finland or Austria not a member?).

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Our understanding is that there will be no substantive enquiries made of him at the hearing, nor will the matter be progressed otherwise than as a matter of procedure".

Recognise can lay the groundwork, make the case, engage the community – but ultimately progress or otherwise depends on politics.

The Los Angeles Times recently ranked 6,000 teachers in California according to the progress (or otherwise) of their pupils.

Such is the Glasgow club's superiority in Scotland, attention during Deila's 14-month reign has turned towards progress – or otherwise – against European opposition.

Just to complete the equation, the subject matter of How Far Can You Go? is the progress, or otherwise, of a group of Catholic undergrads through the 1950s and on into the age of Aquarius.

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