Transitorily, a further softening element follows from Annex XI Art.
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Most transitorily poor households are substantially better off than chronically poor households.
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All parts of the experienced world are experienced transitorily. They appear and disappear.
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Peritoneal transport in peritoneal dialysis patients is not affected by transitorily successful renal transplantation.
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Further, the flowery fireworks only bloom transitorily compared with its undistinguished and obscure processes of ascending movements.
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The very specific impulses are set up in such a way as to transitorily suppress the excitability of the target muscles.
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However, strategist that he was, he chose to try to build for the future rather than satisfy the urge to tear at the transitorily entrenched.
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The obvious ability for the transitorily poor to pull themselves up by their own bootstraps means that policy interventions on their behalf are not needed.
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It is widely known that monetary policy affects the general level of prices, at least in the long run, and that it may influence output only transitorily.
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Indeed, the CO2 that is emitted as they burn was already circulating in the atmosphere beforehand: it had been transitorily absorbed by the plants which were used to make it.
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By being vigilant to the space the family offers to the looked after: the family should never be anything else than a family fostering him transitorily, with its wealth and limits, which is already considerable!
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Last page of the autograph manuscript of the third Grand Concerto, signed by Handel and dated October 6, 1739 600px In the opening larghetto in E minor the full orchestra three times plays the ritornello, a sarabande of serious gravity. The three concertino responses vere towards the major key, but only transitorily. The dialogue is resolved with the full orchestra combining the music from the ritornello and the solo interludes. The profoundly tragic mood continues in the following andante, one of Handel's most personal statements.
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The Military Aeronautics arm – although continued to be administratively part of the Army – gained a high level of operational autonomy, starting to have its own central command, what transformed it into an almost separate branch of service. During World War II, to deter a possible invasion of the Portuguese islands and overseas territories, the Army had to send several military expeditions to reinforce the local defense forces. As part of the defense measures of the Overseas, the colonial military forces were transitorily placed under the control of the Army, although continuing to be separate from it. The larger contingent of expeditionary forces went to the Azores, with its Army garrison achieving the 35 000 men.
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Máximo E. Valentinuzzi of the National University of Tucumán, Argentina. During the same year, he returned, transitorily, to his native country (no se sabe cuál es) as a member of the PEDECIBA (United Nations Program for the Development of Basic Sciences), within the project URU/84/002 of the Ministry of Education and Culture and the Universidad de la República. As a member of the PEDECIBA he was assigned the maximum category: Grade 5 Investigator. In 1994 he was appointed Principal Investigator of the Basic Science Research Institute of the Favaloro Foundation, and since then he is the leader of the Arterial System Dynamics Project, to which he has dedicated most of his efforts.
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In 1970, the Cunene District was also created by the separation of the southern part of the Huíla District. Each was headed by a district governor, assisted by a district board. Following the Portuguese model of local government, the districts were made of municipalities (concelhos) and these were subdivided in civil parishes (freguesias), each administered by local council (respectively câmara municipal and junta de freguesia). In the regions where the necessary social and economical development had not yet been achieved, the municipalities and civil parishes were transitorily replaced, respectively, by administrative circles (circunscrições) and posts (postos), each of these governed by an official appointed by the Government, who had wide administrative powers, performing local government, police, sanitary, economical, tributary and even judicial roles.
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