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This is a mere sampling of the extensive range of wife and daughter novels currently available in all good bookstores.

Because of the extensive range of skills and facilities required, no single company builds an entire flight vehicle.

However, for the extensive range of questions posed, there was one vital query noticeable for its absence: What newspaper do you read?

"The government considers the best way forward is to work through the large number of recommendations made by the monitor and to continue engaging with the extensive range of existing independent oversight bodies," Frydenberg said.

Teaching: Students benefit from small tutorial-style classes which offer optimum learning conditions, alongside work experience, internships and international experience through the extensive range of opportunities for studying abroad.

Fortunately it is more important that it is tall and fat for at least three quarters of its circumference (it stands in a corner) in order to hold the extensive range of baubles collected since the children were first making stars from cereal packets and silver foil.

However, given the extensive range overlap of many closely related species (e.g., rueppelli, melanocephala, cantillans) in Clade 2, we are unable to address this possibility with our data.

The film accords with one of the prime purposes of this museum, which is to create a greater awareness of the man and the extensive range and beauty of his compositions.

An energetic spokesman for the northern Rhône, Mr. Chapoutier produces the most extensive range of whites from the region, relying entirely on marsanne for his white Hermitage, Crozes-Hermitage, Saint-Joseph and Saint-Péray.

PROFILE of the house sparrow which, probably occupies the most extensive range of any terrestrial wild bird in the world.

A couple of decades after the Park opened in 1858, in an 1879 issue of "Harper's"… PROFILE of the house sparrow which, probably occupies the most extensive range of any terrestrial wild bird in the world.