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There were "structured wire transfers" whereby "it was commonplace in the CDC accounts for round-number wire transfers to be made on the same day or in close succession, by the same wire senders, for the … same account".

But cheer up, think of it this way: much of your support has allowed me to be on this show long enough to reach a breakup in the first place; it has created a relationship that people cared enough about whereby it was even worth writing an episode about its potential end.

Brandis said this measure filled a gap in existing legislation whereby it was not unlawful for an officer of Asio to illicitly copy or remove material from Asio.

First introduced in 1967, South Korea progressively raised the quota from around a nominal 10% to effectively 40% by 1985, creating conditions whereby it was worth investing in domestic film production.

Thomasius first submitted his treatise on logic, written in German, to the censor in Leipzig in 1689, whereby it was refused for publication.

The robot's performance was verified using experiments, whereby it was able to climb up and go down stairs with maximum stair heights of 15 mm (equal to 0.6% of the robot's height) during open-loop vertical walking.

Over 150 pages of photos later it's still pretty damn funny but has taken on this weird life of its own whereby it's pretty equal parts society page, town crier, and obituary page.

The internal-combustion engine energy-distribution mechanism comprises a first pulley-set and a second pulley-set, whereby it is possible to adjust its radius ratio and change the output load according to the road-surface, output speed and corresponding load to maintain an optimal operating state of engine for a given generator rotational-speed.

"We believe that C.S.R. is entering its second stage of evolution, whereby it is being integrated into corporate strategy and is becoming part of good corporate governance," wrote Jayne Van Hoen, the global director for conferences and events at The Financial Times, in the program for the event.

Intentionality, in phenomenology, the characteristic of consciousness whereby it is conscious of something i.e., its directedness toward an object.

The Co-op Bank is running a promotion whereby it is giving £150 to people who move to its no-monthly-fee current account, provided they use the industry's switching service (which involves the closure of your old account) and move over at least four active direct debits.