Further inland, however, more migrants have appeared, for so long ago as Good Friday a friend found four species together on one of the sewage farms of the Upper Irwell, a favourite food and shelter providing spot for incoming birds.
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The condominium association also provides spots for visitors.
The school will open soon and eventually provide spots for 800 students from kindergarten to high school, mostly local children on scholarships paid by the Bafokeng.
Native speakers provide "spotting lists", transcribing dialogue before the subtitler gets to work on it: this eliminates mishears.
Mr. DuPont of Dow described the contrasts between dot-coms and Elemica as follows: "The dot-coms saw an opportunity to provide spot markets with anonymity, focusing on aged inventory, excess supply.
In principle, any bonnet can provide spot-sizes tapering to zero, but with larger bonnets the sensitivity to Z-offset errors becomes extreme.
The "ABCs of the Free Market" chapter provides spot-on definitions and descriptions of everything from advertising to supply and demand, as well as insightful thumbnail sketches of noteworthy economists Adam Smith, Friedrich A. Hayek, Milton Friedman and John Maynard Keynes.
Patients provided spot sputum specimens for AFB smear microscopy and culture, on both solid and liquid media, at baseline and weeks 2, 4, 6, and 8 of study therapy [9].
In TBTC Study 28, protocol-correct patients (n = 328) provided spot sputum specimens for M. tuberculosis culture in liquid media, at baseline and weeks 2, 4, 6 and 8 of study therapy.
