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Gazelle.com offers a guide on how to sell an iPad, which includes removing the SIM card and backing up and resetting the device.

If MPs and peers agree to the hefty repair project, which includes removing asbestos, repairing brickwork and upgrading water and electricity supplies, they will run the risk of being accused of spending vast sums on their own workplace.

Preparation also involves sampling, running correlation and significance tests, and data cleaning, which includes removing or inferring missing values.

However, a £1.4m saving in the park and grounds maintenance budget has been agreed, which includes removing floral displays and less grass cutting and litter picking.

The 82 for, 66 against vote from Parliament gives Prime Minister Abdullah Ensour's second government the confidence to carry out its program, which includes removing subsidies on electricity tariffs and dealing with the explosive Syrian file.

A deluxe edition of Brisingr, which includes removed scenes and previously unseen art, was released on October 13, 2009 Brisingr focuses on the story of Eragon and his dragon Saphira as they continue their quest to overthrow the corrupt ruler of the Empire, Galbatorix.

Washington has pressed Mr. Sharon to follow through on its commitments, which include removing dozens of unauthorized outposts.

I even hired some fly-by-night Brazilians for the initial demolition job, which included removing an obsolete chimney in precisely the physical space my staircase would have to occupy.

He would not say what they paid for the apartment but said that they spent about $140,000 on the renovations, which included removing a wall and a glass door to create a larger living room.

Google established its advisory council on the right to be forgotten, which includes outside figures such as Wikipedia's Jimmy Wales and Sylvie Kauffmann of Le Monde, in response to criticism of its early decisions on the right to be forgotten, which included removing and then reinstating a series of articles relating to a Scottish referee who lied about his reasons for granting a penalty.

New terms of reference have been agreed, which include removing any cut-off dates.