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Once a reincarnate lama passes away, his soul is said to transfer itself to another body, usually that of a young boy.
It took him two full days, he said, to transfer all the albums in this particular collection to his apartment, carrying them in double plastic bags on his bicycle.
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If all parties sign up, the info card would tell Wells Fargo, say, to transfer $19.95 to Amazon.com.
We brush our patient's teeth and hair, make sure they take their pills, remind them how the physical therapist says to "transfer" from being seated to standing.
Thus, and more generally, it's not clear what, exactly, could be said to be transferred and a fortiori asserted.
The challenge now, he said, is to transfer that intensity from the triage of bankruptcy to GM's everyday operations.
The Support Stafford Hospital Campaign, which called for the town to retain its services, said: "Plans to transfer services from Stafford to Stoke must now be put on hold.
But it is a strong message from the international community to the international community, saying to countries transferring weaponry, 'pause, reflect, and consider: is this appropriate?'".
"We're getting transferred," she said, "to another base, in another state.
Some clubs are said to be using player transfers to launder the proceeds of drug-trafficking.
For large data sets, AWS Import/Export is said to be 'significantly faster' than transfers over the Internet.
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