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were onsite
adjective
On or at a site.
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Gynecology, family practice, gastroenterology, cardiology, endocrinology, podiatry, dermatology, breast surgery and radiology were onsite.
A spokesman for the Department of Immigration and Border Protection said it was aware of the incident and that local authorities were onsite "to ensure the ongoing safety and welfare of the individual concerned".
Over 1500 international media were onsite for the event.
In addition, personnel from NSA and BDF were onsite.
"The head of the paramedics and the head of welfare both said they had seen significantly lower drug-related problems coming to them this year, and were adamant this was because we were onsite.
Subsequently, an email invitation to participate was forwarded to staff and 31 (of 33 total staff) employees were onsite and invited to participate.
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It's Sunday afternoon at Coachella, and he and his band Night Terrors of 1927 have been onsite since 9am.
So, factories are making an effort to protect workers if they are onsite, but some of the work is still being subcontracted to meet demand.
CHICAGO — All weekend, the anti-domestic violence organization Between Friends has been onsite here, handing out fans to festivalgoers that read "Cool It.
TechCrunch will be onsite all day.
But sensors don't obviate the need for humans to be onsite.
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