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The Rhodesian government, which remained predominantly white, contended that it had almost complete support from all races in its drive for full statehood; in October 1964, a national indaba (tribal conference) comprising 622 black representatives unanimously backed independence under the 1961 constitution, and a month later a general independence referendum yielded an 89% "yes" vote for the same.

To estimate the prevalence for fatigue and depression, we used a conservative approach and coded symptoms over the past week that occurred "every day (7 days)" in the flight attendants as a "yes" for fatigue or depression, and only the category of "nearly every day" over the past 2 weeks in NHANES as a "yes" for these same conditions.

For "Work hard and do send remittances" I found a telephone address book, for "Yes yes, then on the same level" I thought of games, Tetris at first, but then came across this cheap Rubik's cube at this kids stationary store.

Finally, all five aunts said yes on the same day.

Not only does the boycott, which would wreck the government's league tables of schools, have the full backing of Christine Blower, the union's acting general secretary, it also has the crucial support of the National Association of Head Teachers, which will ask for a "yes" vote on the same proposal at its conference next month.

Suddenly we find that this lottery has fated one woman — the Young Wife (Parisa Khobdeh) of an Elderly Husband (Michael Apuzzo) — for immediate death — yes, the same savage idea of the "Rite of Spring" scenario.

But Mr. DeVito quickly said yes to each role for the same reason, he recalled: They are the kind of darkly comic characters that "allow me to follow my bliss".

Three items for the early chronic stage were kept: joint disorders (categorized as no rheumatic disorders/arthralgia/arthritis); asthenia (yes, no) and depressed mood (yes, no), using the same cut-off as that used on the Likert scales.

Even worse, the public disappointment over a deeply depressed economy, and over the widespread violence that springs out from the often surreal drug war, seems to be paving way for a complete takeover by the PRI - yes the same one that held power for 71 years.

America's obsession with mapping pedigrees (yes, it's the same term as for dogs and horses) has a distinguished legacy.

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