"We built this 3D printer together which was brought from abroad and after this we began to think how can we build a new one based on what we have in our hands," the 36-year-old said.
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The state, which helps elderly or disabled Israelis below a certain income level hire a caregiver, makes permit renewals so hard to come by that a worker is brought from abroad for most new cases that enter the system, despite large numbers of migrant workers already living in Israel.
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A large area of new exotic plants and flowers was laid out. Palm trees and tamarisks were brought from abroad.
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Another fight sequence was shot in Delhi for 15 days using 39 cars with 3 cameras with a machine called Airramp brought from abroad for jumping scenes.
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The Trust is administered by five voluntary directors. In early 2007, the Trust embarked on a project to restore two rakes of GWR coaches for use on the West Somerset Railway. Some of these were already on the railway, but others will be brought from abroad. The first of these, No 6705, was acquired from Steamtown USA.
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The group received strong backing from government authorities, with the army and all necessary equipment being placed at its disposal, plus military advisers (possibly including Pascal Vidrașcu). The cameras and their operators were brought from abroad, and the print was prepared in Parisian laboratories. Could Grigore Brezeanu have been the film's director? No source from that time gives credence to such a hypothesis.
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In the spring of 1895 Frida Hansen was able to go studying abroad, first to Cologne to study medieval art and then to Paris to study life drawing. The impetus she brought from abroad was crucial to her development. In Europe, the prevailing art movement was in the process of change from the national and tradition-bound to symbolism and Art Nouveau (Jugendstil).
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The island of Corsica was settled by Phoceans traders shortly after their founding of Massalia on the southeastern coast of France.H. Johnson Vintage: The Story of Wine p. 39 Simon and Schuster 1989 The Phoceans were active wine growers, cultivating indigenous vines and cuttings brought from abroad. During the late 7th and early 8th century AD, the island came under Islamic rule.
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Pipe organs were brought from abroad and constructed locally; the instrument built in 1682 in Leżajsk is of the highest quality. Many instrumental and vocal ensembles were active at various church institutions. Bartłomiej Pękiel composed polyphonic music including a cappella masses and the first in Poland cantatas. Stanisław Sylwester Szarzyński wrote instrumental music of which only one sonata has survived.
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In 1991 almost all mines were closed so Dmitriy and his family decided to move from Karaganda to Almaty, where they organized a travel agency. At the same time he continued his studies and received a master's degree from the Kazakh Academy of Sports and Tourism (KazAST). The biker movement was born in the capital of independent Kazakhstan since motorcycles were brought from abroad. This movement helped to open borders.
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A young man by the name of Danesh is hospitalized with a broken leg. An old man, his roommate at the hospital ward, tells Danesh about two relics: tamga (gold plate) and ruby. Once a year with their help it is possible to find treasure in the Canyon of Scorpio. Tamga was brought from abroad by Arab sheikhs, who are waiting for a messenger from the old man.
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Frederick Gordon built the Stanmore branch line to bring guests to Bentley Priory In its heyday, the Priory estate boasted no fewer than 20 gardeners. A Tuscan portico was added to the garden in front of the house (now the back) at about this time. The magnificent Oriental Plane tree was brought from abroad and planted around this time. In 1882, the Priory was bought by Frederick Gordon, of Gordon Hotels, who converted it into a residential hotel.
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The colonists built their wooden houses from prefabricated pieces, which they brought from abroad. However, many of them contracted cholera, and about a third of them died. Many returned to Maine to escape disease, climate, and arbitrary treatment by the Ottoman authorities. Adams withheld the colonists' money that they had given to him as a common fund before they had left America, so Metzler bought the land of five colonists, providing them with funds for their return to Maine.
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In 1937, after Akulov had a fall while skating, and suffered a near fatal concussion, Stalin ordered that surgeons be brought from abroad to save his life. He eventually recovered and returned to work - only to be arrested on 23 July 1937. On hearing about his arrest, one of his colleagues Valentin Trifonov, courageously protested to the chairman of the CEC, Mikhail Kalinin who took up the case with Stalin, and was bluntly told: "You always were a liberal." He was shot on 30 October 1937.
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The area was once within the domain of the Newichawannock Indians, an Abenaki sub-tribe which took its name from the Newichawannock River, meaning "river with many falls," now the Salmon Falls River. Their village was located at what is today Salmon Falls Village. They fished at the falls, stretching nets across the river to catch migrating salmon and other species swimming upriver to spawn. But war and disease, probably smallpox brought from abroad, decimated the native population.Seacoast Watershed Information Manager website Subsequently, settled by about 1630, the land was part of Dover, one of the original townships of New Hampshire.
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He was also introduced to literature by his mother at an early age, and became especially fond of Kheraskov's Rossiada and the tragedies of Sumarokov. He was educated at the Kazan Gymnasium and then, in 1805 (in the first year after its founding), at Kazan University, though he himself said he was ill-prepared for a university education (and some of the professors, brought from abroad, taught in foreign languages).V. Savodnik, Ocherki po istorii russkoi literatury XIX-go veka, Part II (Kolomea, [1906]), p. 1. He was also distracted by his obsessive interest in the theater.
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In July 2019 and then in September 2019, Single Bench and then Double Bench of Delhi High Court, dismissed the case filed by Chaturvedi, for getting information on complaints against corruption of Central Ministers and action taken by Prime Minister on these complaints, as well as quantum of black money brought from abroad. As per story published in 'Wire', in October 2019, reading of the word 'disposed' used by the Central Information Commission in its order, as 'dismissed' appeared to have saved the Prime Minister's Office. However, in January 2020, a Division Bench of Supreme Court, hearing Special Leave Petition filed by Chaturvedi, against orders of Delhi High Court, issued notices to Prime Minister Officer on these issues.
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In a critical report, The Economist proposes that Arregui might actually have come under pressure from the Argentine government, known for its interventionism in economy, maybe as a show of strength by President Néstor Kirchner faced with the upcoming 2007 elections. Botnia's project is much more advanced than ENCE's, and employs 4,500 workers. After a strike started on 12 September, demanding that no more workers be brought from abroad and equal pay for local and foreign workers already in the project, the management decided to pause the construction "due to a lack of guarantees and until the conditions required for the development of this project are re- established." The construction works restarted 7 October with a unanimous decision by the construction workers.
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