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1	co-	She accused her co - star of trying to hog the limelight.
2	co-	David Grenfell runs a 170-acre stud farm in Co. Wexford, Ireland.
3	co-	I want to go to a coed school.
4	co-	Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.
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6	co-	Were Jane and co. at the party?
7	co-	CO is the formula for carbon monoxide.
8	co-	For details visit our website at www.cobuild.collins.co.uk.
9	co-	Wuxi Forset turbocharge Manufacturing Co., Ltd.
10	co-	The film co - starred Robert Redford.
11	co-	The engineer was an eager participant in technical co - operation.
12	co-	All relevant departments will co - operate to publicise this MPF system which affects the general public.
13	co-	You can cook dinner tonight cos I did it last night.
14	co-	K Branagh and co. have achieved great success in a very short time.
15	co-	Wayne Hussey and co. will be playing two live sets each evening.
16	co-	At the moment I am employed by International Computer Co. Ltd.
17	co-	I can't say I'm looking forward to seeing Angela and co again.
18	co-	In 1832 the firm was reconstituted as Mills and Co.
19	co-	I can't see her at all(sentencedict.com), cos it's too dark.
20	co-	Jim huddled up an agreement with Harding Co. Ltd. and flew back New York this morning.
21	co-	The T-mail Co. has sold out to San Jose-based DMX Inc for an undisclosed sum.
22	co-	Up last is support for Co- and Contra-Variance.
23	co-	The preemption right in co- ownership is a expectant right as well as a formative right which means it's up to the co-owner 's own willing to change the legal relationship.
24	co-	Article 32 One or several co- owners of a land with co-ownership-in-common may, on behalf of all co- owners' interests, apply for the registration of co-ownership-in-common of the whole land.
25	co-	The coexistence in Francia of Louis and Lothar as co- emperors was possible so long as Lothar remained unmarried.
26	co-	A multi-metal alloy catalyst for hydrogenation of acetonitrile to ethylamine was prepared using hydrazine hydrate and potassium borohydride as the co- reductant .
27	co-	At the end of the article, the author also discusses the origin and function of co- morphemic Chinese idioms.
28	co-	The fluctuations in respondent curves are accurately corresponding to a blending - layered - settlement program agitated from CO- N2 - C mixture at critical aboil state.
29	co-	Figure 5. Transfer efficiency of a solder paste related to aperture area ratio and its effect on reflowed bump co- planarity .
30	co-	The surface vigorous and the actual results unapparent of citizen policy participation in China are due to lack of proper co- ordination of the power system.
31	co-	They often not only suffer from posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) but also in 80% of cases from different co- morbidities like depression, anxieties and somatoform symptoms.
32	co-administration	Fas expression in cancer cells increased after the co-administration of VES and chemotherapy drugs.
33	co-administration	The co-administration of an anticholinergic with the anticholinesterase for the reversal of neuromuscular blockade may explain why increases in airway resistance do not occur.
34	co-administration	co-administration of Shuanghuanglian injection and Sanhuang capsule could attenuate the postoperative adhesion.
35	co-administration	The experts found no evidence that co-administration of vaccines, as recommended, would increase the risk of adverse events.
36	co-administration	Co-administration of potent CYP3A4 inducers may decrease concentrations of ISTODAX and should be avoided.
37	co-administration	Objective: To assess whether the co-administration of dopamine and phentolamine would be effective in the treatment of refractory icteric viral hepatitis.
38	co-administration	co-administration of strong CYP 3 A 4 inhibitors may increase concentrations of ISTODAX and should be avoided.
39	co-administration	Preliminary data on co-administration of the SA-14-14-2 JE vaccine with measles vaccine have been reassuring.
40	co-administration	METHODS: CBA/J mice of 3-4 weeks old were deafened by co-administration of kanamycin and furosemide.
41	co-administration	CONCLUSION The metabolism of quinidine was reduced by propafenone after co-administration, the concentration of quinidine in plasma should be monitored.
42	co-administration	Object; To explore the influence on liver cytochromes P450 by co-administration of piperine and glycyrrhizic acid in rat.
43	co-author	He is co-author, with Andrew Blowers, of "The International Politics of Nuclear Waste".
44	co-author	He's co-authored a book on Policy for Tourism.
45	co-author	Karen Matthews co-authored the study with Lewis Kullers.
46	co-author	Troupe co-authored the award-winning autobiography of Miles Davis, and has been invited to participate in the 1997 Venice Biennale.
47	co-author	Our Stolen Future, the book you co-authored on endocrine disruptors, has been hailed as the second Silent Spring.
48	co-author	His first wife was his co-author and co-star of Fawlty Towers, Connie Booth.
49	co-author	He co-authored the first Dalek movie, and wrote dialogue for the second virtually single-handedly.
50	co-author	The studys co-author, earth scientist David Lobell, said: "On average, the models suggest that temperatures over the African continent will increase by a little over one degree Celsius by 2030.
51	co-author	My co-author, Roy Kingsbury, sends his regret that he could not be with us today: his doctors don't want him to take long plane journeys.
52	co-author	Study co-author Alec Beall, a psychology graduate student, said: "We explored first-impressions of sexual attraction to images of the opposite sex.
53	co-author	Matt Grainger, an Oxfam spokesman and co-author of the Uganda report, faults New Forests and its investors for not digging deeper into the project.
54	co-author	The toy inspired study co-author Chiara Daraio to invent the acoustic lens, which uses 0.95-centimeter stainless steel spheres aligned in parallel chains.
55	co-author	"That's forbidden, " said study co-author and Stony Brook University biophysicist Koon-Kiu Yan.
56	co-author	As Richard Wilkinson, co-author of The Spirit Level, says, "Boosting social mobility without addressing income inequality is like trying to diet without worrying about calories.
57	co-author	Jaana Juvonen, a professor of developmental psychology and co-author, has conducted previous research on bullying.
58	co-author	" asks study co-author Zhong-Lin Lu of the University of Southern California, an expert on peripheral vision.
59	co-author	Plagnol and co-author Richard Easterlin, an economist at the University of Southern California, used data from Roper surveys and from the General Social Survey at the University of Chicago.
60	co-author	He is co-author (with Jack C. Plano) of a major reference work, The American Political Dictionary, first published in 1962 and now in its 11th edition.
61	co-author	He developed a friendship with Jack Nicklaus, who asked Mulvoy to co-author his first instructional book.
62	co-author	"There is an age old hypothesis in psychology that a person's wishes, hopes and desires can influence what they see," said David Dunning, Cornell University psychologist and co-author of the study.
63	co-author	"Roughly three quarters of total aid to Afghanistan goes outside government channels," says William Byrd, Bank economist and co-author of the report.
64	co-author	There is no hard data on how common it is to believe in the paranormal, which Bader and co-author Carson Mencken define as beliefs or experiences that are not fully accepted by science or religion.
65	co-author	The study indicates there are long-term implications for early behavioral regularity, co-author Linnea Burk, Ph.D., of the Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute and Clinics, told Psychiatric News.
66	co-author	"You get a thrill out of finding an old girlfriend just to see if she still likes you, " says W. Keith Campbellsentencedict.com, a University of Georgia psychology professor and co-author of The Narcissism Epidemic.
67	co-author	"There is a sense that we are overtreating some patients and undertreating others, " says pediatric oncologist and study co-author James Ferrara of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.
68	co-author	"Incompetence alone doesnt lead to aggression, " said Serena Chen, associate professor of psychology at University of California and co-author of the study.
69	co-author	"No, " declared Stanley Coren, a professor of psychology at the University of British Columbia and the co-author of "What Do Dogs Know?" "Dogs don't know fame."
70	co-author	"The RMS starts very deep in the middle of the brain and traces a very predictable path to the olfactory bulb, " study co-author Valenzuela told National Geographic News.
71	co-author	Salt is "a hidden factor in the obesity epidemic, " said Graham MacGregor, a co-author of the study by researchers at St. George's University of London.
72	co-author	'Certainly it does work to stimulate your immune system, ' says study co-author Heather Zwickey, an immunologist at National College of Natural Medicine in Portland, Ore.
73	co-defendant	But his co-defendant, Terry Nichols, bears no resemblance to the sketch of John Doe 2.
74	co-defendant	Paul Magee, 42, stood bare-chested next to his co-defendant Michael O'Brien, 28, who was dressed in a smart suit.
75	co-defendant	The co-defendant pleaded guilty to a charge of committing an act of gross indecency with the appellant.
76	co-defendant	The filing lists the Chinese state as co-defendant.
77	co-defendant	The nature of the statements of co-defendant determines his role in the criminal proceedings, as well as the application of the evidence rule.
78	co-defendant	Co-defendant Fredrik Neij said that prosecutor H?kan Roswall had misunderstood the technology and that his evidence did not implicate The Pirate Bay.
79	co-defendant	But a definitive conviction of his former co-defendant would, by implication, mean Berlusconi was equally guilty of having bribed him.
80	co-defendant	Traditionally, a co-defendant in a criminal case is not qualified as a witness simply because his destiny is closed linked with the results of the trial.
81	co-defendant	Lawyers for O. J. Simpson and a co-defendant are in court today, trying to get them a new trial.
82	co-defendant	Atlanta Falcon's quarterback Michael Vick's co-defendant pleaded guilty today in Virginia to dogfighting charges.
83	co-defendant	O. J. Simpson and his co-defendant are seeking minimum prison sentences for their roles in the gunpoint robbery and kidnapping of two sports memorabilia dealers.
84	co-defendant	The testimony of co-defendant should be classified into the testimony of witness and thus it is not the subject of the corroboration rule of confession.
85	co-defendant	It was supported in this claim by the Trustee of Lord Northampton's Settlement, who is co-defendant.
86	co-defendant	After retiring the jury returned with a notice asking whether the co-defendant was charged with gross indecency with the appellant only.
87	co-defendant	The appellant, Norman Mattison, was charged with committing an act of gross indecency with his co-defendant.
88	co-defendant	The attorney said the former detective coerced a confession from a co-defendant, who implicated his client, Howard McCowan.
89	co-defendant	He had failed to overturn the 1.5m damages awarded against him and a co-defendant for allegations about the Role of Lord Aldington.
90	co-defendant	Prosecutors dropped racketeering counts against the ex-governor and dismissed all charges against his then co-defendant, his brother Robert Blagojevich.
91	co-defendant	The plaintiff brought a suit against Liubo and the school as co-defendant and claimed compensation of personal injury.
92	co-defendant	The speed with which the first appeal court intends to dispatch its business is bad news, not just for Mills, but also for Berlusconi, his co-defendant until the immunity law took effect last year.
93	co-defendant	What distinguishes the Abacus case from other doomed subprime deals are the e-mails written by a young Goldman vice-president and now co-defendant, Fabrice Tourre.
94	co-defendant	She leaned sobbing against him as the judges absolved her former boyfriend and co-defendant Rafaele Sollecito.
95	co-defendant	The latter, taking the assignor and the assignee of capital flight for the co-defendant.
96	co-defendant	Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.
97	co-defendant	The 24-year-old from Seattle who has beenbehind bars since the November 2007 murder was in the Perugia courtroom, as washer co-defendant and onetime boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito.
98	co-defendant	On Glenn Mulcaire, it was that his legal fees would be paid when in fact he was a co-defendant in the civil cases.
99	co-defendant	The Moscow appeal court said it could not continue the hearings because Yukos, the co-defendant, had been liquidated, leaving PwC in limbo after months of pressure from the Russian government.
100	co-determination	One feature of this shift was an emphasis on industrial democracy, which drew heavily on principles of codetermination.
101	co-determination	Industrial democracy which is deducted by Germany's co-determination illustrated that labor's participation was one of the key factors that influenced the corporate governance model.
102	co-determination	Objective To evaluate clinical significance of co-determination of serum CEA, CA19-9 and H. pylori antibody in gastric carcinoma.
103	co-determination	But not shock We live hand the strength of the co-determination!
104	co-determination	There are four typical patterns of corporate governance all over the world. They are supreme shareholder model, stakeholders model, employee co-determination model , and internal control model.
105	co-discoverer	He was a co-discoverer in 1945 of coenzyme A.
106	co-discoverer	The name of the co-discoverer, with Newton, of calculus?
107	co-discoverer	" The co-discoverer of the structure of DNA, James Watson, has a son with schizophrenia.
108	co-discoverer	When DNA co-discoverer James Watson published his genome in 2007, he left one tiny bit out: the piece that would have told him which version of the APOE gene he has.
109	co-discoverer	A few years ago, Dr. Richard Gibbs, director of Baylor's Human Genome Sequencing Center, asked Lupski to participate in sequencing the genome of James Watson, co-discoverer of the structure of DNA.
110	co-discoverer	Rothberg invented another DNA sequencing machine, called the 454, which was used to sequence the genome of James Watson, the co-discoverer of the structure of DNA.
111	co-ed	He was educated at a co-ed comprehensive school.
112	co-ed	I want to go to a coed school.
113	co-ed	The university became coed in 1967.
114	co-ed	You have a choice of co-ed or single-sex swimming exercise classes.
115	co-ed	Many coed schools provide excellent education.
116	co-ed	Vassar was just becoming co-ed and there was a lot of tension and, quite frankly,(www.Sentencedict.com) some weird men.
117	co-ed	Many coed schools provide excellent educations, but the reasons for the movement seem to be less academic than financial and ideological.
118	co-ed	Almost all college students live in coed dormitories or in houses shared with friends.
119	co-ed	They accepted once-scandalous deviations such as interfaith dialogue, political activism, concert-going, and coed dancing.
120	co-ed	I wanted a coed school, and it seemed the most prestigious.
121	co-ed	In 1958 Deerfield was still thirty years away from going coed.
122	co-ed	A nationwide search was under way for a typical coed.
123	co-ed	Is your school coed?
124	co-ed	The staff might be young; they look like college coeds running around in their tees and hi-tech sweats.
125	co-ed	Ringwald wastes no time wedging herself between McGaw and his coed girlfriend, Sarah Lassez.
126	co-ed	But our rift over the inevitable difficulties of coed armed forces remains.
127	co-ed	Last winter a judge put a vet away for thirty-five years for sinking his teeth into sweet, succulent coed flesh.
128	co-ed	No embarrassing costumes meant for college coeds would hang awkwardly upon my 40-or-50-something body.
129	co-ed	This year I'm in a co-ed dorm.
130	co-ed	When Princeton University coed offering8) co-ed classes, she was in the9) freshman class.
131	co-ed	In recent years Timber Lake Camp, a co-ed sleep-away camp in Phoenicia, N.Y., has started employing friendship coaches to work with campers to help every child become friends with everyone else.
132	co-ed	"Gender stereotypes are exacerbated" in co-ed schools, say the British researchers, and "moderated" in single-sex schools.
133	co-ed	I was one of the few "co-ed" trainees at Fort Jackson, S.C. My first job in the Army was as a clerk/typist, which I did for three years.
134	co-ed	There's considerably less bitching about the federal government, environmental activists and co-ed dorms.
135	co-ed	The number of girls schools has dwindled in the state sector since the 1970s and has been dropping more recently among private schools, as more and more parents demand co-ed schools.
136	co-ed	Now, Mr. Koleba tries to meet women when he is out and about -- taking improvisational comedy classes, playing on a co-ed intramural soccer team, exercising with a runners group.
137	co-ed	Most countries offer few opportunities for female soccer players, but Norway has a thriving womens professional league, and the U.S. a burgeoning co-ed youth soccer movement.
138	co-ed	The analysis of the GCSE scores of more than 700, 000 girls taught in the state sector concludes that those at girls' schools consistently made more progress than those in co-ed secondaries.
139	co-ed	The 2007 British study compared life outcomes for thousands of middle-age graduates of single-sex and co-ed schools.
140	co-financing	To regulate, manage co-financing loans to better regulate.
141	co-financing	There will be a 60 percent Community co-financing rate for organic production in each Operational Programme.
142	co-financing	APEX BRAZIL works directly with business associations , co-financing export promotion projects ( up to 50 % ).
143	co-financing	Jamaica: In Jamaica, the Bank is co-financing the implementation of the National Strategic Plan for Early Childhood Development (NSP).
144	co-financing	And Paramount Pictures will be led 15 - 20 new films, DreamWorks will retain the right to co-financing.
145	co-financing	Temasek has a strategy, it wants to Temasek's investment in the following several flagship company co-financing.
146	co-financing	The film will fall under Legendary Pictures'co - production and co-financing deal with Warner Bros.
147	co-financing	Withdrawals can be carried out by POs with 50 percent co-financing.
148	co-founder	Jobs co-founded Apple but left the Cupertino computer maker in a power struggle in 1984.
149	co-founder	Dre, 31, co-founded Death Row Records but walked away from the company and gangsta rap last March.
150	co-founder	Winnarainbow is a circus and performing arts camp co-founded 22 years ago by the tie-dyed Gravy.
151	co-founder	During and after the war, Mr Packard co-founded an association to get more defense contracts for West Coast firms.
152	co-founder	Gibson, the Family Tree co-founder, says the program works because its lessons go beyond the schoolhouse.
153	co-founder	Cobden-Sanderson, co-founder of the Doves Press,www.Sentencedict.com was a celebrated binder as well as printer.
154	co-founder	In 1980, Amway co-founder Andel first visited Hong Kong.
155	co-founder	Niko Canner, co-founder of consultancy Katzenbach Partners, notes that the challenge is to look beyond the critical work of plugging financial holes to forge fresh strategies.
156	co-founder	One co-founder in the field of ultrasonic welding technology has 20 years experience in the industry.
157	co-founder	Prof Nueno is also co-founder and board chairman of Ceibs.
158	co-founder	Dennis Carmichael, co-founder of ERT Systems, a five-year-old company that sells a wireless tracking system for first responders to emergencies, saw a significant increase in orders five months ago.
159	co-founder	Steven Jobs, 26, the co-founder of five-year-old Apple Computer, practically singlehanded created the personal computer industry.
160	co-founder	Patrick Gorman, co-founder of the iFind group, an executive recruiter based in New York, "but you have to show how you attempted to solve it so you don't sound like a whiner.
161	co-founder	He is co-founder of the strategic consultancy and ideas shop Size of a Planet.
162	co-founder	Kazuo Ono, 101, the co-founder of the avant-garde butoh dance school, still performs from time to time in a wheelchair.
163	co-founder	Zynga co-founder and Chief Executive Mark Pincus, 45 years old, has used the measurability of Facebook activity to shape games in a way that hasn't been possible in the past.
164	co-founder	John Prendergast, human rights activist and co-founder of the Enough project, told Al Jazeera: "One should not overplay this idea of north versus south or Christian versus Muslim."
165	co-founder	At a dinner event earlier this week, Flickr co-founder Stewart Butterfield casually mentioned a site called Wordie, whose tagline is Like Flickr, but without the photos.
166	co-founder	A company co-founder said the need for such a service had collapsed amid the economic downturn.
167	co-founder	The co-founder and editor-in-chief of the news website is already looking for partners in the South American nation, it has been reported by Brazilian magazine Veja in its most recent issue.
168	co-founder	The luncher is Ken Langone, billionaire co-founder of Home Depot. The guy she "nailed" is Ben Bernanke, the new chairman of the Federal Reserve.
169	co-founder	The only missing link in the resurrection of Jersey-based punk ghouls the Misfits is co-founder, songwriter and vocalist, Glenn Danzig.
170	co-founder	As 1968 dawned and events accelerated Jones's politics began to skew from those of his co-founders.
171	co-founder	Shortly after Jobs' death, Clinton spoke about his friendship with the Apple co-founder during an interview with Time's Managing Editor Richard Stengel.
172	co-founder	When Google (GOOG, Fortune 500) disclosed in January that Page would take the reins, the company's co-founder said it would be his top priority as CEO to clarify Google's focus areas.
173	co-founder	"Those are the two horses that are out in front today," Neil Rimer, co-founder of Index Ventures, said at the Reuters Global Technology Summit in Paris this week.
174	co-founder	Even before China Pacific went public in Hong Kong, Carlyle co-founder David Rubenstein showcased the fund's success in the insurer at its annual global limited partner meeting in Washington D.C.
175	co-founder	"I think it's going to be the biggest one, but would also say it's very much up to the people," Andy Ridley, co-founder of Earth Hour, told Reuters in Sydney.
176	co-founder	How should you decide if your prototype designer should be a co-founder who deserves 50 percent of your company or deserves $30,000 in sweat equity for her work as an employee or consultant?
177	co-founder	Round-the-world balloonist Bertrand Piccard is leading the project and intends to pilot the plane along with co-founder Andre Borschberg.
178	co-insurance	According to co-insurance clauses, the incertaind person ought to pay applying 20 percent of the total expenses covered.
179	co-insurance	According to co-insurance clauses, the incertaind man ought to offer applying 20 percent of the total expenses covered.
180	co-insurance	The definition of double insurance is regard to adapts to a broad meaning with greater difference between co-insurance and reinsurance.
181	co-insurance	Works effectively as a standalone hospitalization plan to help you take care of your out-of-pocket expenses incurred through the deductible and co-insurance portions of any Shield plan.
182	co-insurance	In addition, though, it would extend the parity mandate to deductibles, to co-insurance, and to the number of visits per year.
183	co-insurance	They had to get that all worked out, it had to be done accurately, and they had to decide to keep a certain amount of co-insurance.
184	co-insurance	Third, we have the problem on the defense of moral hazard. I suggest co-insurance system to strengthen the awareness on the common interests of insurance agencies and the insured persons.
185	co-insurance	So far, under the slogan of Love, many insurance companies have launched products of co-insurance for husband and wife.
186	co-locate	The team will co-locate at the BAE Systems C4I development center in Point Loma, Calif.
187	co-locate	Proponents argue that anyone can co-locate, but genuine private investors cannot engage in this with an entry price measured in thousands of dollars.
188	co-locate	Portals co-locate each other forming the basis of a skeleton network infrastructure.
189	co-locate	It is not a surprise that consultants advise to co-locate team members.
190	co-locate	The State Government and Murdoch University signed an agreement to co-locate the Department of Agriculture and Food WA at Murdoch University.
191	co-locate	Document only what is needed to get the message across and co-locate if at all possible, because cross-disciplinary collaboration and face to face communication are vital.
192	co-locate	Additionally, the ability of POWER7 PowerVM to dynamically allocate resources to LPARs allows you to co-locate your production, performance, and other QA environments on a single POWER7 server.
193	co-locate	ClearCase provides the concept of a component, which allows you to co-locate tightly-coupled code together in a management construct so that it can be baselined as a unit.
194	co-occur	Association rules describe which items often co-occur.
195	co-occur	These rules do not only state which entities co-occur but how events are related concerning their appearance over time.
196	co-occur	PTSD tended to co-occur with other psychiatric disorders. Only 9 percent of subjects with PTSD had no comorbid disorders.
197	co-occur	They can co-occur with the adverb, conjunction and similar successive application.
198	co-occur	All instruments required that B-criteria co-occur with the mood episode, except KSADS-PL, which considered five out of the seven symptoms.
199	co-occur	But others are weightier. Because parenting behaviors co-occur with children's developing personalities, many parents assume that their behaviors actually shape their children's personalities.
200	co-occur	For alkalinized grassland in the northeast of China, salinization and alkalization frequently co-occur, and its ecological destroy is bigger than that of simple salinization.
201	co-occur	Few linguists, however, have addressed the questions emerging in sentences where adjuncts co-occur with the double object construction, especially at the end of sentences.
202	co-occur	Factors related to mental illness can interfere with the treatment of other illnesses and frequently co-occur with cardiovascular disorders, diabetes, cancer, and other noncommunicable diseases.
203	co-occur	Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
204	co-occur	In other words, Chinese culture is in the whole land of China co-occur.
205	co-occur	In epistemic modality, assertives are the main performatives. And speech acts co-occur with metaphor of modality. So speech acts come with modality.
206	co-occurrence	In particular, dictionary definitions and co-occurrence statistics have been identified as valuable sources of semantic information.
207	co-occurrence	The forth part, Co-occurrence and Collocation.
208	co-occurrence	It is explained that the term co-occurrence graph of text is highly clustered and has short path length, which proves that texts have small world structure.
209	co-occurrence	The gray-gradient co-occurrence matrix of the text region is calculated, and the optimum thresholds of segmented grayscale and gradient are found quickly according to the objective function.
210	co-occurrence	This paper is a study of the co-occurrence of antonyms in the Chinese language from the perspective of Construction Grammar.
211	co-occurrence	The co-occurrence of sexualizing and childlike characteristics makes the sexualization present in girl's clothing covert.
212	co-occurrence	And then the author discussed the theory of Co-occurrence analysis, including its definition, category, methodology and the common annalistic procedure.
213	co-occurrence	This paper discusses, from the perspective of text analysis, the cultural root and features of "co-occurrence", aimed to assist in the understanding and selection of teaching strategies.
214	co-occurrence	In this paper , We use the co-occurrence path to explain the relationship between the index words and extract the semantic information in the term-term matrix to expand the query.
215	co-occurrence	The current Referral Web system uses the co-occurrence of names in close proximity in any documents publicly available on the Web as evidence of a direct relationship .
216	co-occurrence	But traditional co-occurrence word retrieval methods used only a single statistic method, so the result is very imprecise, and needs lots of manual collation.
217	co-occurrence	On the basis of which, an improved co-occurrence matrix and histogram are developed to extract the texture and shape features for the image retrieval.
218	co-occurrence	The co-occurrence of English segments universally conforms to Sonority Sequencing Principle and specifically conforms to Minimum Sonority Distance Principle and some other constraints.
219	co-occurrence	Experiments demonstrated that the color block co-occurrence matrix descriptor considerably improves the retrieval performance and can combine the feature of color and texture effectively.
220	co-occurrence	Classroom activities here would prepare the learners to recognize the relevant co-occurrences and correlations as they occur in actual use.
221	co-occurrence	Preference/frequency - ordering the word senses according to frequency is desirable, and the inclusion of co-occurrence information shows promise.
222	co-occurrence	It is the phenomenon that the connotation of a lexical item can be conveyed by the habitual co-occurrence of its collocates, as revealed through the exploration of a computer-readable corpus.
223	co-occurrence	Based on the textural analytic theory of gray scale co-occurrence matrix, the geosynchronous satellite IR image analytic system was made.
224	co-occurrence	In this paper, we discuss the problem of how to select the weights of every band in multiband remote sensing image when we extract texture features based on gray level co-occurrence matrix.
225	co-occurrence	As you see later, the title and gender details are at the center of the co-occurrence constraints example.
226	co-occurrence	The concepts are presented to the user in a tabular format and ranked based on the co-occurrence statistics.
227	co-occurrence	The texture feature set of sonar images is established by extracting co-occurrence matrix and statistical features of wavelet package coefficients of images.
228	co-occurrence	In the candidate building area searching step, an image segmentation method based on grey level co-occurrence matrix (GLCM) is adopted to get candidate building areas in an urban image.
229	co-occurrence	Then the algorithm of some features of color and the gray level co-occurrence matrix has been implemented.
230	co-op	He always shopped at the Co-op.
231	co-op	He does all his shopping at the Co-op.
232	co-op	The co-op sells the art work at exhibitions.
233	co-op	My husband has banked with the Co-op since before the war.
234	co-op	The position regarding the Co-op is more complicated.
235	co-op	He's opening a co-op market in the south side.
236	co-op	CO-OP shops take many forms - from the small corner shop to the department store or hypermarket.
237	co-op	The asbestos partitions in our new co-op house became my intimate terror.
238	co-op	Thieves who broke into the Co-op in Skelton High Street, stole 60 in cash.
239	co-op	By midday yesterday the city's Co-Op had sold out of Christmas cards and wrapping paper.
240	co-op	The co-op went bankrupt during the Great Depression, said Gross, and maintenance slowly ground to a halt.
241	co-op	The Co-op pledged yesterday that it has no plans to re-introduce charges.
242	co-op	Stainex is available from Homebase and Co-op stores and good hardware shops, price 2.54.
243	co-op	The road was brightly-lit and boasted a new Co-op superstore and various other new buildings.
244	co-op	There are several individual societies that the Co-op Group says are separate entities that determine their own ethical policies.
245	co-op	He braked hard to a halt outside the Co-op in Newtown, just as Billy and Mary turned the comer.
246	co-op	Now the co-op has closed its ranks and refuses to expand.
247	co-op	The Co-op employs more than 6(sentencedict.com),000 workers at 300 outlets in the region.
248	co-op	But the success of a small co-op in London called Computercraft could soon be changing all that.
249	co-op	A long time ago, in this cold September of 1962, there was a Stevens 1)co-op at this very university.
250	co-op	Under production that could be television, billboard, newspaper, magazine, radio, dealer co-op, and so on.
251	co-op	No purple mountain majesty there and no alabaster city, just waves of grain and the Co-op Elevator.
252	co-op	Once it is forgotten again, she resumes her work in the spartan room allocated to her by a local co-op.
253	co-op	One way is to form an alliance with other small wineries and open a co-op tasting room.
254	co-op	Executive housing is also planned in the project, a joint venture between the Co-Op and Middlesbrough builder John Dowson.
255	co-op	Will a merchant kinsman take offence if you buy goods from the co-op?
256	co-op	We got up at 6 a.m. to start making bacon and tomato butties for the Co-op Bakery and homeward-bound shift workers.
257	co-op	The panel also tasted prime bacon rashers from Gateway, Meatmaster, Tesco and the Co-op.
258	co-op	They will have very much more money available to lend than either the Co-op Bank or Girobank.
259	co-op	'Buildings fight tooth and nail over dogs,' said Steven Wagner, a real-estate lawyer who represents many co-op and condo boards.
260	co-operation	The co-operation between the two is minimal.
261	co-operation	A study was undertaken in co-operation with oil companies.
262	co-operation	They signed two agreements on improving economic co-operation.
263	co-operation	The conference will enable greater international co-operation.
264	co-operation	The two countries have initialled a new defence co-operation agreement.
265	co-operation	Burglar alarm companies claim they work in close co-operation with the police.
266	co-operation	He appreciates that co-operation with the media is part of his professional duties.
267	co-operation	The aid comes under the rubric of technical co-operation between governments.
268	co-operation	The police underlined the importance of the public's co-operation in the hunt for the bombers.
269	co-operation	Sentencedict.com is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.
270	co-operation	I've enlisted the co-operation of most of my neighbours in my campaign.
271	co-operation	In co-operation with other professionals, social workers will appraise the individual's needs.
272	co-operation	Her lack of co-operation is nothing new, I regret to say.
273	co-operation	Since 9/11 there has been more co-operation between Russia and America.
274	co-operation	Closer co-operation is needed to check an alarming trend.
275	co-operation	The co-operation of air traffic control is central.
276	co-operation	Co-operation on drug trafficking was also discussed.
277	co-operation	Republicans promised co-operation,(sentencedict.com) then leapt to the attack yesterday.
278	co-operation	Status: Soviet bloc economic co-operation pact.
279	co-operation	Britain had created obstacles to co-operation.
280	co-operation	We are betrayed into captivity with our own co-operation.
281	co-operation	Various areas of co-operation experienced difficulties in the 1970s.
282	co-operation	Please clear the gangways, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you for your co-operation.
283	co-operation	As leader, he opened up exciting vistas of global co-operation.
284	co-operation	The new international agreement opens up the possibility of much greater co-operation against terrorism.
285	co-operation	This project is one of the first fruits of commercial co-operation between the two countries.
286	co-operation	The end of the Cold War has produced the prospect of a new world order based on international co-operation.
287	co-operation	We look forward to strengthening still further our already close co-operation with the police service.
288	co-operation	The treaties renounce the use of force and pledge the two countries to co-operation.
289	co-operation	He cautioned that opposition attacks on the ruling party would not further political co-operation.
290	co-operation	A deal with Japan could indeed open the door to economic co-operation with East Asia.
291	co-opt	The committee may co-opt additional members for special purposes.
292	co-opt	Mr Wallace tries to co-opt rather than defeat his critics.
293	co-opt	He's been authorised to co-opt anyone he wants to join him.
294	co-opt	The Committee may co-opt additional members for special purposes.
295	co-opt	They co-opt the selective attention circuitry.
296	co-opt	Council has the power to co-opt, to a maximum of five additional members as required.
297	co-opt	Failed SinnFein failed in an attempt to co-opt him on to the council on Wednesday night.
298	co-opt	Any vacancies on the committeesentencedict.com, they co-opt somebody new - some one like themselves of course.
299	co-opt	Today, papers are doing their best to co-opt the internet.
300	co-opt	One possibility is for ERCs to co-opt additional members to advise on the scientific design of research and the possibility of alternative processes or designs.
301	co-opt	But unlike other reformers he wants not to co-opt labor's leaders rather than emasculate them -- to "enlist" them in the "fight."
302	co-opt	There are hints of US attempts to co-opt tribal elements that would fight Al Qaeda, rather as the US co-opted such elements in Iraq.
303	co-opt	After the famine, the government tried to co-opt the situation by establishing a special economic zone, which was supposed to attract foreign investment.
304	co-opt	Can the party co-opt this nationalist fervor to remake itself C and all of political science?
305	co-opt	Together, these findings reveal how cancer cells can co-opt a lipolytic enzyme to translate their lipogenic state into an array of protumorigenic signals.
306	co-opt	The political problem is how to co-opt the movement's energy and motivational anger without succumbing to its incoherence and being tainted by the wacko voices within it.
307	co-opt	Some might wonder if its appropriate to co-opt the arts in making large-scale power generation look more attractive.
308	co-opt	I have detected a co-opt of the consulate security system.
309	co-opt	Under pressure, when worries co-opt these resources, high-powered folks don't have all the brain power they normally have to perform at a high level, and thus they choke.
310	co-opt	Similarly, much depends on the armed forces' ability to withstand the cartels' attempts to penetrate and co-opt them.
311	co-opt	Furthermore, the parties and their candidates tend to adapt electoral strategies to co-opt the message of third party and independent candidates who demonstrate wide appeal.
312	co-opt	"We are strengthening our cooperation with partners in key regions to undermine al-Qaida's attempts to tap into and to co-opt regional networks for their own strategic purpose," she said.
313	co-opt	Really Bad Adherents. I'm not going to point fingers here but like every other succesful idea before it, everyone wants to co-opt it.
314	co-opt	So, from an academic perspective we appear to be way off-base when we co-opt these disciplines for a practical moral goal not shared by their "mother" departments.
315	co-opt	Analysts say rival narcos have used "plomo o plata" - lead or silver - to co-opt some police, army and politicians.
316	co-opt	A glimmer of hope for media companies comes from attempts to co-opt internet service providers into policing the internet.
317	co-opt	The leadership has proven relatively flexible and tenacious, able to adapt to changing international currents, and to co-opt some of the finest political and business talent into the Party.
318	co-opt	Neither will other countries that have been able to contain or co-opt protest movements.
319	co-opt	It is widely believed that Boniface IV did this to co-opt the pagan Celtic holdouts into Christianity.
320	co-option	The co-option of an academic may well be a statement about the way in which the school values intellectual development.
321	co-option	It also ruled out random selection or co-option of experts.
322	co-option	The global co-option of police and coroners required unprecedented resources, but so far we have been able to cover our tracks.
323	co-option	most of the time, because of its co-option by the far right, the flag is regarded as exclusive, even threatening.
324	co-option	Many leading scientists refuse to acknowledge either the extent or the significance of this phenomenon of co-option.
325	co-option	Arab rulers hold on to power through a cynical combination of coercion, intimidation and co-option.
326	co-option	Edward's wild black hair is much like Burton's, suggesting that the character represents the director's own feelings of estrangement and co-option .
327	co-option	Kroenke's relationship with the Arsenal board is clearly better developed than Usmanov's, as evidenced by the American's co-option as a director last Friday.
328	co-ordinate	The agencies are working together to co-ordinate policy on food safety.
329	co-ordinate	The cooker is green, to co-ordinate with the kitchen.
330	co-ordinate	She'll show you how to co-ordinate pattern and colours.
331	co-ordinate	Tie it with fabric bows that co-ordinate with other furnishings.
332	co-ordinate	The committee was mandated to co-ordinate measures to help Poland.
333	co-ordinate	The government has appointed a drugs tsar to co-ordinate the fight against drug abuse.
334	co-ordinate	Happy to co-ordinate with interior designers, architects and contractors.
335	co-ordinate	Happy to co-ordinate with interior designers, architects or contractors.
336	co-ordinate	We will establish a new Cabinet subcommittee to co-ordinate policy on London.
337	co-ordinate	The company's Moscow office will co-ordinate the supply of a 700-terminal Unix-based system to be used in oil field data acquisition.
338	co-ordinate	He helped man the bridge and co-ordinate the rescue operation after the crew allegedly abandoned ship.
339	co-ordinate	Nomura Securities and Morgan Stanley were appointed to co-ordinate a global offering for both domestic and international investors.
340	co-ordinate	It was expected to co-ordinate a process of consensus-building by holding meetings throughout the country involving maximum public participation.
341	co-ordinate	A standing committee was set up to co-ordinate the international relief effort.
342	co-ordinate	A joint commission was established to co-ordinate actions on economy, law, pensions, housing, energy and ecology. Sentencedict.com
343	co-ordinate	To co-ordinate this development, a Next Steps project manager has been appointed.
344	co-ordinate	Our aim was to co-ordinate the various efforts being made and bring them under one umbrella.
345	co-ordinate	Thus co-ordinate indexing was not recommended for use in schools without very skilled staff being present to operate and coordinate its use.
346	co-ordinate	They would co-ordinate the work of government and council agencies, local businesses, churches and voluntary groups.
347	co-ordinate	Government officials visited the earthquake zone on Thursday morning to co-ordinate the relief effort.
348	co-ordinate	Colours and looks must fit the themes of the seasons so that the shops co-ordinate well.
349	co-ordinate	Don't be afraid to mix colours, as long as they co-ordinate.
350	co-ordinate	The four main opposition parties announced on June 30 that they had formed the National Democratic Front to co-ordinate their election campaign.
351	co-ordinate	Read in studio One of the country's smallest police forces has been chosen to co-ordinate a national clamp down on trespassing travellers.
352	co-ordinate	It will bring together project leaders from the partner institutes to plan and co-ordinate the research and to develop the multilateral team.
353	co-ordinate	Furthermore, the tutor may be allocated to a particular ward or unit to help to co-ordinate the learning programme.
354	co-ordinate	Thus, a principal function of top management is to co-ordinate and monitor the efforts of those lower down the hierarchy.
355	co-ordinate	One moderator will be the team leader and will co-ordinate the work of the team.
356	co-ordinate	Education and housing departments, water and electricity boards have often failed to follow policy guidelines or to co-ordinate their work.
357	co-ordinate	Don't be embarrassed to be specific, especially if you want to co-ordinate different items.
358	co-ordinated	Her movements were beautifully co-ordinated.
359	co-ordinated	The latest outrage was to have been a co-ordinated gun and bomb attack on the station.
360	co-ordinated	Co-ordinated public transport planning; Personal mobility with particular emphasis on disabled people. Sentencedict.com
361	co-ordinated	A superb range of co-ordinated linens to complement your bedroom.
362	co-ordinated	The ambitious redevelopment project is currently being co-ordinated by the London Road Development Agency.
363	co-ordinated	Appropriate educational material will continue to be co-ordinated, evaluated and distributed to schools as it becomes available.
364	co-ordinated	Co-ordinated attacks on security officials and politicians over the past few weeks indicate that the once-bumbling extremists are growing more sophisticated.
365	co-ordinated	In short, behaviour occurs in more or less co-ordinated, regular sequences and patterns: social life involves patterned regularities.
366	co-ordinated	Treatment should be co-ordinated at cystic fibrosis centres or clinics, where the necessary expertise is to hand.
367	co-ordinated	The colour co-ordinated hotplate has been designed to keep cleaning to a minimum.
368	co-ordinated	Local authorities' ability to plan and develop a co-ordinated housing policy has been curtailed.
369	co-ordinated	Separate animal rights organisations now work together in co-ordinated campaigns to persuade teenagers that animals should not be used in research.
370	co-ordinated	After 20 sessions, 70 percent of those breathing pure oxygen tired less easily and became more mobile and co-ordinated.
371	co-ordinated	The same misinterpretation of the gravity vertical is possible in a co-ordinated turn.
372	co-ordinated	The company's hotels are run as autonomous units, and their operations are only co-ordinated to a limited extent.
373	co-ordinated	We will bring forward proposals to ensure that the control of drug misuse is co-ordinated effectively.
374	co-ordinated	In a trot the forequarters and hindquarters are mutually co-ordinated while the back remains level, firm and relatively motionless.
375	co-ordinated	As the Foreign Secretary pointed out this afternoon, it increasingly takes a co-ordinated view of foreign policy issues.
376	co-ordinated	He also warned of dire consequences such as hyper-inflation if the country failed to maintain a unified budget and a co-ordinated fiscal policy.
377	co-ordinated	Summer loafers in bright colours can be matched with trousers for a co-ordinated, streamlined look.
378	co-ordinated	To accommodate such large numbers, visitors were asked to arrive at different times, all carefully co-ordinated to avoid a jam.
379	co-ordinated	Those who saw her and Minton jiving together never forgot the co-ordinated abandon with which they cleared the dance floor.
380	co-ordinated	Since the autumn of 1990 she had served on the board where she co-ordinated the work of Treuhand's 15 regional offices.
381	co-ordinated	Whoever was responsible for the interior decoration of Hummingbird House had subtly co-ordinated paler, more restful shades of sun-gold and sea-blue.
382	co-ordinated	Even so the activity of the whole animal is co-ordinated by superordinate controls in the central nervous system.
383	co-ordinated	The ways in which these four actions can be co-ordinated are extremely varied.
384	co-ordinated	But the policy review nowhere considers the overall effect of the individual changes proposed, or how they might be co-ordinated.
385	co-ordinated	Could they liaise more with external agencies to develop a co-ordinated programme which makes the best use of their respective strengths?
386	co-ordinated	Bosnia's five-member presidency has announced the formation of a republican army after assuming emergency powers to prepare a co-ordinated defence.
387	co-ordinated	From that small beginning over 3,300 churches and 650,000 members have grown, grouped into Associations and co-ordinated at State level.
388	co-ordination	You need excellent co-ordination for ball games.
389	co-ordination	To improve hand-eye co-ordination, practise throwing and catching balls.
390	co-ordination	Co-ordination also implies a certain amount of standardization.
391	co-ordination	Improved co-ordination of all caring services.
392	co-ordination	Co-ordination of economic policies is far away.
393	co-ordination	Wish you can benefit from sentencedict.com and make progress everyday!
394	co-ordination	There's very good co-ordination between landowners and police.
395	co-ordination	The core group, moreover, would clearly need close co-ordination of fiscal and macroeconomic policies.
396	co-ordination	Indeed the Community has sought co-ordination of national social security legislation to facilitate mobility through Regulations 71/1408 and 72/574.
397	co-ordination	But the necessary co-ordination is not politically feasible without a clear crisis.
398	co-ordination	It worked in close co-ordination with the government bureaucracy and with the soviets.
399	co-ordination	It lacked co-ordination and Morrissey's ability to surprise people with words, seemed strangely lacking.
400	co-ordination	Co-ordination of voluntary effort in relation to the promotion of tree planting and the protection of trees is effected through the Tree Council.
401	co-ordination	The Interactions have been considerably improved and unnecessary co-ordination removed from the interface.
402	co-ordination	The approach was based on notions of co-ordination and co-operation.
403	co-ordination	In the future, broader co-operation and co-ordination may follow from the firm basis of this work.
404	co-ordination	However, apposition is distinguished from co-ordination by criterion B, since the conjunction of co-referential elements is unacceptable.
405	co-ordination	Discussions deal with the co-ordination of activities and the settlement of operational problems on an adhoc basis.
406	co-ordination	The worst aspects of co-ordination, however, were central-local relations within the Soviet hierarchy.
407	co-ordination	Apart from the value of the data itself, the exercise can be a useful preliminary to co-operation and co-ordination at grass-roots level.
408	co-ordination	Besides we were never very sure whether there was a hyphen in the word co-ordination.
409	co-ordination	The decentralization imperative implicit in factoring problems runs into the co-ordination imperative felt keenly by the executive political and administrative elite.
410	co-ordination	Safety is a regular item for discussion at the weekly site progress and co-ordination meetings.
411	co-ordination	His doctor should arrange physiotherapy to teach him and his carers the right exercises to build up strength and co-ordination.
412	co-ordination	Only a Legal Service Commission with executive powers could do the necessary research and co-ordination job.
413	co-ordination	Distortions due to the formation of hydrogen bonds are usually smaller than those due to co-ordination to metal ions.
414	co-ordination	Little detail was available on the needs of individual republics, and there appeared to be little co-ordination in the demands.
415	co-ordination	He may also have a contact man in each functional department responsible for co-ordination and monitoring of the work within the department.
416	co-ordination	The technical director feels there is a need for a special unit for total co-ordination and monitoring.
417	co-ordination	Legal systems suppliers have recently formed a trade association that has been welcomed in the profession to encourage liaison and co-ordination.
418	co-ordination	The three senior officials are generally involved in policy and planning issues and the management and co-ordination of pollution control operations.
419	co-owner	Morgan was a co-owner of the club.
420	co-owner	However, no co-owner shall refuse consent without proper justification.
421	co-owner	Gillett and club co-owner Tom Hicks have been seeking new investment in Liverpool after refinancing some of the club's large debt during the summer.
422	co-owner	Liverpool co-owner George Gillett is flying to Saudi Arabia next week for talks in a bid to sell his 50 per cent stake to Prince Faisal bin Fahd.
423	co-owner	Each co-owner by shares shall have the right to withdraw his own share of the joint property or transfer its ownership.
424	co-owner	Meredith Rocket, co-owner of The Little Gym in New York, works with a child at her gym.
425	co-owner	Article 101 A co-owner who shares ownership of the immovables or movables shall have the right to transfer his own share.
426	co-owner	Al Shultz, co-owner of Boulder Crete Inc. in Maple Ridge, British Columbia, avoids phony faux syndrome on his rockwork jobs by employing an actual artist to do all the sculpting and coloring.
427	co-owner	I still wasn't hooked, but later, a Mala co-owner offered a revelatory suggestion.
428	co-owner	David Lea-Wilson, co-owner of the Anglesey Sea Salt Company, which makes Halen Mon Pure White Sea Salt, disputed the research.
429	co-owner	Every co-owner of property co-owned by share has the right to demand the separation or assignment of his portion.
430	co-owner	If the immovables or movables of a co-owner obtains from the severance is flawedsentencedict.com, the other co-owners shall share the losses.
431	co-owner	Experts say the chances of survival are getting smaller, but the mine's co-owner is still optimistic.
432	co-owner	The preemption right in co- ownership is a expectant right as well as a formative right which means it's up to the co-owner 's own willing to change the legal relationship.
433	co-owner	'It's a return on the investment of being green, ' says Jon Provisor, chief technology officer and co-owner of the Marina del Rey, Calif., firm.
434	co-owner	He noticed she sounded nervous at first when customers called, says Mr. Larson, former co-owner of a mortgage banking firm that he and his partners closed in 2008.
435	co-owner	My good friend Shane Markus who often helps me shop for clothes with style is the co-owner of a 30-year old vintage shop in Greenwich Village, New York.
436	co-owner	Kevin has rights to the possession ofland given that he is a co-owner of the company.
437	co-owner	Rostock Port is the single operator of the ferry- and cruise terminal. Additionally, it is co-owner of the operating company of the terminal for intermodal traffic.
438	co-owner	On the basis of the distinction that ship can be owned by one or more persons, it mainly refers to the parties under the co-owner and construction of the ship.
439	co-owner	Kevin has rights to the possession of the land given that he is a co-owner of the company.
440	co-owner	Where the realty or chattel, which is obtained from the partition of a commonly owned realty or chattel by a co-owner, has any flaw,sentence dictionary the other co-owners shall assume the losses together.
441	co-owner	Mr. Hobbs thanked me for thanked report and told me he would talk over my suggestions with his brother, the co-owner and manager of the factory.
442	co-owner	"We are sensitive to the needs of our clients," Keith Klein, a co-owner of the Laurel camps, told Forbes.com.
443	co-owner	Henry was positive that she was able to do the job although his co-owner considered her to be inadequate for it.
444	co-owner	The thieves had cut a hole through the wall to get into the warehouse but it was not yet known how they carried away such a huge haul, warehouse co-owner Anthony Zammit said.
445	co-owner	The Saudi prince has reportedly been in contact with Liverpool co-owner George Gillett over a potential buy-out of his share, and he also has eyes on Tom Hicks' half of the club.
446	co-ownership	Co-ownership Co-ownership entitles two or more persons concurrently to the possession and enjoyment of the same land.
447	co-ownership	Roma have agreed a co-ownership deal with Siena for midfielder Daniele Galloppa.
448	co-ownership	Rimini have agreed terms with Roma over a co-ownership deal for midfielder Ahmed Barusso.
449	co-ownership	Processed goods or co-ownership shares in these are considered goods that are subject to the retention of title.
450	co-ownership	co-ownership right of condominium's law statues is dependent and indivisible. "
451	co-ownership	The right of co-ownership is the key issue of the distinctive ownership of community buildings.
452	co-ownership	Conditions such as limited registration or co-ownership should be explained in full.
453	co-ownership	It would be replaced by a mixture of housing associations,www.Sentencedict.com tenants' co-ownership schemes and further individual ownership.
454	co-ownership	Article 93 A realty or chattel may be commonly owned by two or more entities or individuals. Common ownership contains several co-ownership and joint ownership.
455	co-ownership	I think that the partitioned ownership of building areas is different from co-ownership, and also different from joint ownership.
456	co-ownership	By analyzing the law attribute of the two parts of poverty, the paper reveals that the poverty of partnership firm exists the relation of co-ownership and of joint use.
457	co-ownership	So it is important to realize the optimization of taxation system through eliminating the bad effects of fluidness, which can be accomplished by the co-ownership of tax base, taxation rights, etc.
458	co-ownership	If all goes smoothly, Palladino is expected to sign co-ownership deal with Genoa until 2012.
459	co-ownership	Thus, there are three relationships inlaw among the owners: neighborhood, co-ownership and team membership.
460	co-ownership	There shall be two kinds of joint ownership, namely co-ownership by shares and common ownership.
461	co-ownership	The exact definition can only be got through using for reference the joint ownership in Common Law System and reconstructing the form of co-ownership in Civil Law System.
462	co-pilot	"We'll have to ditch!" yelled the co-pilot.
463	co-pilot	My co-pilot suddenly grabbed the wheel.
464	co-pilot	The co-pilot was at the controls when the plane landed.
465	co-pilot	His co-pilot did not say a word.
466	co-pilot	His co-pilot made an emergency landing at Southampton.
467	co-pilot	The two injured Marines were the pilot and co-pilot of the Sea Knight.
468	co-pilot	The co-pilot Jim had a scar on his chest from open heart surgery.
469	co-pilot	McInerney swam over to the co-pilot and put a neck brace on him.
470	co-pilot	After a routine descent the co-pilot reported the airfield in sight and the tower controller cleared the aircraft to final approach.
471	co-pilot	The pilot and the co-pilot were still trapped in their seats.
472	co-pilot	He and his co-pilot settled down in the darkness for the long flight in the cramped cockpit.
473	co-pilot	Nicholas Tafuri and co-pilot Don Williams -- with air-traffic controllers.
474	co-pilot	At his side was co-pilot Lisa Netsch of Sunset Beach.
475	co-pilot	The pilot is caught in the crossfire; the co-pilot gets his neck broken just sitting in the cockpit.
476	co-pilot	Performance Co-Pilot provides a framework and services to support system-level performance monitoring and performance management; SGI provided an open source version in 2000.
477	co-pilot	Anne Morrow Lindbergh often acted as co-pilot for her famous aviator husband, Charles Lindbergh, and together(sentencedict.com), they explored new air routes across several oceans.
478	co-pilot	The pilot was seriously injured and the co-pilot took over.
479	co-pilot	The co-pilot kept trying to restart the engines, while checking off emergency landing procedures that the crew normally begins at 35, 000 feet, rather than their altitude of 3, 000ft (900 metres).
480	co-pilot	And I flew as a co-pilot for a couple of years and then I got qualified as a what's called the White House Aircraft Commander: Chi huy.
481	co-pilot	Last month, an Indian government investigation said a co-pilot sent an Air India jet into a steep dive when he panicked after accidentally hitting the controls.
482	co-pilot	Unfortunately, the London's pilot was fatally wounded, but his co-pilot managed to alight in a very rough sea.
483	co-pilot	Two men in blue came out of the plane - the pilot and co-pilot.
484	co-pilot	A military aircraft has just crashed in Libya after the pilot and the co-pilot refused to follow orders and bomb Benghazi.
485	co-pilot	They could do basically half of the flight each, but the person who takes the aircraft off, whether it be the co-pilot or the captain(Sentence dictionary), will be expected to land it.
486	co-pilot	So, I had a passenger in the back, so we figured out, you know, me and the co-pilot.
487	co-pilot	TV pictures showed a survivor, said to be an American co-pilot, on a hospital bed and breathing through a mask but alert enough to say 'thank you.'
488	co-pilot	Leia would rarely leave Han's side, and she became the Millennium Falcon's co-pilot, capably filling the role left void by the loss of the mighty Wookiee.
489	co-pilot	If an airline captain loses his job at one airline and goes to another, he or she will start over as a co-pilot at entry-level pay and will be given no credit for their experience.
490	co-pilot	Use the Brass Key to access the German Store and steal the Crowbar. Let your Co-Pilot (J. D. ) know when the crowbar Is In your possession.
491	co-pilot	Critical mission data is available to the pilot and co-pilot on the four displays, thereby reducing workload, eliminating delays, and increasing aircrew situational awareness.
492	co-precipitation	Many complex interactions can take place with the co-precipitation of two or more minerals of different density.
493	co-precipitation	Comparing co-precipitation method, catalyst by MVS has a higher carbon dioxide conversion and higher hydrocarbon yield.
494	co-precipitation	The invention discloses a co-precipitation method for preparing rare earth cerium ion-doped yttrium aluminum garnet fluorescent powder and relates to fluorescent powder.
495	co-precipitation	Metal catalysts supported on WO3 prepared via co-precipitation don't increase the conversion of methanol decomposition reaction in contrast to metal catalysts without WO3 via co-precipitation.
496	co-precipitation	Chemical co-precipitation method was used to prepare indium tin hydroxide with cubic lattice.
497	co-precipitation	Negative thermal expansion ( NTE ) ZrW 2 O 8 powders were synthesized using co-precipitation, solid state reaction and Sol - Gel route.
498	co-precipitation	Copper base prealloyed powder for diamond tools matrix was prepared by co-precipitation and reduction method.
499	co-precipitation	In this research, nano - sized photocatalyst carried by magnetic particle is prepared by co-precipitation and sol - gel methods.
500	co-precipitation	While the conversion of benzene and toluene increase remarkably for metal catalysts supported on WO 3 co-precipitation.
501	co-precipitation	Synthesis of YAG ultrafine powder and translucent ceramics through co-precipitation method was investigated.
502	co-precipitation	A series of industrial catalysts for hydrogenation of acid - free benzaldehyde were prepared by co-precipitation method.
503	co-precipitation	Under the circumstances, gypsum or anhydrite could accumulate to form beds many meters thick, without any co-precipitation of halite .
504	co-product	Producing tin mine with co-product zinc and by-product copper and silver.
505	co-product	Other co-products include calcium chloride, with applications ranging from the oil and chemical industries to dust-laying in coal mines.
506	co-product	It is noted that "Co-product" method is ...
507	co-product	Applying vacuum-rotary evaporation procedure to remove the co-product ethanol further enhanced the combined yield of FDO and FMO.
508	co-product	Corn gluten meal(CGM), a co-product of corn wet milling, is available widely. Because of its low price, it can be refined to enhance its value.
509	co-product	Cyanide, a co-product of plant hormone ethylene biosynthesis, contributes to the resistance of rice to blast fungus.
510	co-product	Corn gluten meal (CGM), a co-product of corn wet milling, is available widely. Because of its tow price, it can be refined to enhance its value.
511	co-product	It is noted that "Co-product" method is the know-how of th...
512	co-product	It is noted that "Co-product" method is the know-how of the Halcon method.
513	co-product	ABCA is responsible for all co-product sales and marketing for ABF partners in China, and will sue this platform to introduce additional proven speciality feeds into the Asian markets.
514	co-product	The Chinese animal culture is the co-product of traditional culture and time characteristics.
515	co-product	Health, by necessity, is a co-product of individual action and the environment we live in.
516	co-product	We are also looking at how we might make more intensive use of many co-products from our plants.
517	co-product	Lactic acid is produced (via starch fermentation) as a co-product of corn wet milling.
518	co-product	Open spaces like plazas, parks, and promenades are publicly accessible, often not only as the sole product of communal activities but also as a co-product of several public and private stake-holders.
519	co-product	Compare exergy loss efficiency of multi-product system with heat electricity co-product system.
520	co-product	Large quantities of whey are produced in manufacture of cheese. This co-product contains a lot of bioactivator.
521	co-product	This paper emphasis on analyzing the part of coal gasification and boiler burning(sentencedict.com/co-product.html), the analysis of process of gas and heat co-product.
522	co-product	This is a novel, environmentally friendly and economical method for making propylene oxide without co-product.
523	co-production	The film is a co-production, with input from Disney and the Children's Film Foundation.
524	co-production	On the eve of shooting, the co-production partner - an offshore bank - withdrew from the project.
525	co-production	Here we have a co-production of mini-series ambitions, but without the necessary budget or pomposity to puff out to epic proportions.
526	co-production	The Chinese film, co-production, just financing method.
527	co-production	The gas turbine generatingfor co-production of power and heat is introduced as a focal point.
528	co-production	Brine purification is an important stage in the co-production of salt and Galubers ? ? salt.
529	co-production	Co-production of o-xylene is a selective route for increasing the competition and anti-risk abilities ofp-xylene unit.
530	co-production	The process of methanol co-production from synthetic ammonia plays an important role in production of methanol.
531	co-production	Kirin Kid Prod. And CAC Co. in co-production: The Frogs'cartoon version available soon!
532	co-production	co-production based on coal gasification should be the strategic direction of these efforts.
533	co-production	This paper analyzes reasons for salt incrustation on the inside wall of EV-302 flash evaporator in the facility of co-production of salt and Glauber's salt and proposes prevention measures.
534	co-production	In Hangzhou and Zhejiang Province,(Sentencedict.com ) more than 160 around the establishment of co-production and research bases.
535	co-production	TERRY GILLIAM: This is basically an English - Czech co-production.
536	co-sign	It was co-signed by eight other Congress members, seven of whom served in the Marine Corps, including Rep.
537	co-sign	Never co-sign for a man.
538	co-sign	Ask a friend or family member to co-sign it.
539	co-sign	Some loan plans require a U.S. citizen/resident to co-sign, meaning they guarantee that the loan will be repaid.
540	co-sign	Think twice before you co-sign a loan, no matter who it is.
541	co-sign	In the past, only a handful of lenders provided loans to students from abroad without requiring them to find a US resident who was willing to co-sign the loan.
542	co-sign	My chief thought it was sarcoma without any question and would like to co-sign the case with me.
543	co-sign	As a teenager, you may be legally required to hate your parents, but they are the ones that had to co-sign to get you into this program and agree to share your equity.
544	co-sign	Bryant, whose favorite team growing up was the Lakers, had to have his parents co-sign his NBA contract because he was 17 years old.
545	co-sign	Similarly, credit guarantee institutions, which were originally set up to co-sign on riskier bank loans to small private firms, eventually began lending their own (or depositors') money.
546	co-sign	ALIX SCOTT: "I have to save for all my college money because my parents, they can't afford to co-sign on loans.
547	co-sign	A loan contractis in principle only concluded between the two clubs. The player is, however, often asked to co-sign it so as to give his consent to the transfer on a loanbasis49.
548	co-sign	ALIX SCOTT: "I have to save for all my college money because my parents, they can't afford to co-sign on loans. So, I have to rely on my own savings."
549	co-sign	Even though the authorized user hack has been made moot, you can still have the no credit history person co-sign a loan with a good credit history person.
550	co-sign	Mind you, this was in 2009, and it was incredibly hard to find credit, so I had to co-sign with my dad.
551	co-star	His co-star in the film was Maggie Smith.
552	co-star	Cosby had originally selected her to co-star in his movie "Leonard Part 6".
553	co-star	Andrew Faulds may have a co-star yet.
554	co-star	Houston's co-star in "The Bodyguard" was Kevin Costner.
555	co-star	Neither Stone, her co-star William Baldwin or the rest of the cast were involved.
556	co-star	Grant and co-star Julianne Moore provide only modest charm as the couple expecting their first baby.
557	co-star	Stan Laurel appeared in many comedies with his co-star Oliver Hardy.
558	co-star	Perhaps a different hat like the cowl co-star George Clooney will be wearing as the next Batman.
559	co-star	His first wife was his co-author and co-star of Fawlty Towers, Connie Booth.
560	co-star	Co-star Jeff Bridges is a hapless Columbia math professor who turns to jelly in the presence of beautiful women.
561	co-star	Whispers of a blossoming romance with her handsome co-star, Jason Donovan, had already surfaced.
562	co-star	De Niro had to fight for him to co-star in GoodFellas, but that was the picture which changed it all.
563	co-star	She is with her co-star in the Henry James film-let's call him James.
564	co-star	Unlike her former co-star, Antonio Banderas, Abril has not been tamed by Hollywood.
565	co-star	Co-star Steve McFadden, who plays Phil Mitchell, settled for a bomber jacket with blue jeans.
566	co-star	Beginning Friday, the Civic will co-star in a new science-fiction thriller about genetic engineering, called Gattaca.
567	co-star	Hepburn was Humphrey Bogart's co-star in the movie 'African Queen'.sentencedict.com
568	co-star	Raft repeatedly hurled verbal abuse at his co-star.
569	co-star	Predictably nowhere to be seen was his Twilight co-star and real-life girlfriend Kristen Stewart, who avoids making public appearances as a couple with Pattinson.
570	co-star	Her co-star, Rex Harrison, once was asked to identify his favorite leading lady. Without hesitation, he replied, "Audrey Hepburn in My Fair Lady."
571	co-star	Then he fell in love with his 18-year-old co-star and left his wife.
572	co-star	During the filming, Curtis fell in love with his co-star, Christine Kaufmann.
573	co-star	And finally, of course, there was the little matter of Meg Ryan's affair with co-star Russell Crowe.
574	co-star	Eleven-year-old Macaulay gets his first on-screen smacker from child co-star Anna Chlumsky.
575	co-star	Anna's character-Woody Anna-is walking around the gallery with her famous co-star, Michael.
576	co-star	Goodman refused to be baited into saying anything bad about his co-star.
577	co-star	The actor is a mite more cagey, however, as to his involvement with co-star Penelope Cruz.
578	co-star	Within months of filing for divorce, he had set up home with Boon co-star Liz Carling and they talked of marriage.
579	co-star	Easy Rider had not yet burgeoned when he cast Nicholson to co-star alongside Barbra Streisand.
580	co-star	But there was another element to the night which was far more predictable - her over-the-top display of friendly affection with co-star Gerard Butler.
581	co-worker	A co-worker of his found out about his prison record and began to put the bite on him.
582	co-worker	Is he a co-worker?
583	co-worker	Overall, concern about co-worker dating appears to be very low.
584	co-worker	Alexopoulos and his co-worker Panayotis Varotsos developed their work on point defects in crystals in this cause.
585	co-worker	He even lassoed friend and co-worker Arturo Baez, a skilled front-end loader driver, to come help.
586	co-worker	The manual explains what to do if a co-worker is injured and in need of medical attention.
587	co-worker	Recently, a co-worker wrote an application for his Blackberry that would automatically ignore calls to his phone from a particular mail-order steak company.
588	co-worker	Sentencedict.com is a online sentence dictionary, on which you can find good sentences for a large number of words.
589	co-worker	Be Creative: I once had a co-worker who used a conference room every day for her own aerobics session (with the boss's okay, of course).
590	co-worker	But I can imagine that a grumpy co-worker would have an outsize impact on my mood.
591	co-worker	That says the co-worker or business contact you're with is potentially less interesting than anything at all that you receive on your device.
592	co-worker	Her friend and co-worker Li Jingling, 27, nodded in agreement, adding that their company sponsored sports activities and allowed employees to dress in street clothes on Saturdays.
593	co-worker	Instead of assuming your co-worker is intentionally being rude or inconsiderate, assume he is unaware of how his actions are affecting you.
594	co-worker	My co-worker Maggie Ruggiero also understands the pine-berries' haunting coax: She braised beef short ribs in juniper-laden red wine to surprisingly sophisticated effect.
595	co-worker	Of those who dated a co-worker in the last year, a third said it was someone with a more senior position in the company. Of those, 42 percent have dated their boss.
596	co-worker	Consider the case where a co-worker or supervisor comes to check on progress while you are reading your email messages.
597	co-worker	According to Shakman Akbulatov, Estemirova's co-worker in Memorial's Grozny office, the cancellation saw a spike in human rights abuses over the last two-and-a-half months.
598	co-worker	With each other, between our closest co-worker or friend this calls for a boundless openess.
599	co-worker	If you have a co-worker who you suspect may be showing signs of Alzheimer's, sitting down with the person and expressing your concern in a nonjudgmental fashion can be helpful.
600	co-worker	Or coming back to your motel room to find your co-worker has hooked up with the local bartender.
601	co-worker	The evidence is of both positive and negative reactions to the older worker as employee and co-worker.
602	co-worker	Joseph Oncale charges that his male supervisors and a male co-worker harassed him while he was working at a Louisiana oil rig.
603	co-worker	If you heard about the job opening from a friend, relative or co-worker, mention that in the opening.
604	co-worker	Before you leave the office for the last time, you should have the contact information of every co-worker you plan to stay in touch with.
605	co-worker	BOD meeting, church ministries planning and coordination, church calendar, membership meeting, new deacon nomination, co-worker retreat, outside church contact.
606	co-worker	The harasser can be anyone, such as a client, a co-worker, a teacher or professor, a student, a friend, or a stranger.
607	co-worker	Under the new state rule, pharmacists with personal objections to a drug can opt out by getting a co-worker to fill an order.
608	co-worker	If you read a news story that relates back to a discussion from work, email the link directly to your co-worker so that the next time you see him you can carry on the discussion.
609	co-worker	Employment - it is unlawful to sexually harass an employee, a co-worker, a potential employee or employer, commission agent or contract worker.
610	co-worker	Famale Dragons are quite busy both physically and mentally. In the summertime, tact and tolerance are needed to avoid friction with a co-worker or someone close to you.
611	co-worker	For instance, if you're about to shout at your co-worker, imagine how you would look.
612	eco-	A compromise will be reached but the implications are clear; international eco politics are with us.
613	eco-	Finally, it is pointed out that when the parameter scvies of products is chosen, it is not always efficacious to apply geometric series first, and the possibility to increase the eco-...
614	eco-	The systematic negative investment in rural finance is one of the most important factors which restrict eco- nomic development of rural areas.
615	eco-	From the first overall plan of the city comprehensive economic strength, we can see the recent changes and the rapid city eco- nomic development but the development speed lowers year by year.
616	eco-	This paper discusses on the price effect and environmental effect of eco- labeling.
617	franco-prussian war	Who won the Franco-Prussian War?
618	franco-prussian war	The key is the final eventthe franco-prussian war.
619	franco-prussian war	Germany took Alsace after the Franco-Prussian War in 1870.
620	franco-prussian war	The story is set in the Franco-Prussian War and follows ten French residents of Rouen, recently occupied by the Prussians. The travelers decide to flee to Le Havre in a horse-drawn carriage.
621	franco-prussian war	Early in the Franco-Prussian War, Bismarck had indicated that one of diplomatic targets of Germany is make an alliance with Britain.
622	franco-prussian war	However, a humiliating loss in the Franco-Prussian war of 1870, when Napoleon was capturedhttp://Sentencedict.com, shattered confidence in the regime; a Third Republic was declared in a bloodless revolution in 1870.
623	franco-prussian war	Shortly after the 1870 Franco-Prussian war, began the use of the chromolithography (lithographic printing) introduced in France by Engelmann, with the purpose of doing advertising.
624	franco-prussian war	After the French defeat in the Franco-Prussian War, the German Empire was proclaimed in Versailles on 18 January 1871.
625	franco-prussian war	Southern Vietnam and Cambodia followed, then, after the Franco-Prussian war of 1870-71, the rest of French Indochina, Tunisia and Morocco, and almost all of western and central Africa.
626	franco-prussian war	The Franco-Prussian War: Lost. Germany first plays the role of drunk Frat boy to France's ugly girl home alone on a Saturday night.
627	franco-prussian war	The French army was defeated in the franco-prussian war and forced to cede Alsace to Prussia.
628	franco-prussian war	Britain was totally unprepared for the cataclysm of the Franco-Prussian War late in 1870 and still less for its outcome.
629	franco-prussian war	He took it up again on leaving Paris the following July and maintained it all through the Franco-Prussian War summer of 1870.
630	franco-prussian war	In August 1870 Nietzsche's work was brought to a temporary halt by the Franco-Prussian war, which had begun in July.
631	franco-prussian war	Boulanger:French military and political leader who after serving in the franco-prussian war (1870-1871) envisioned himself dictator and was accused of treason. He committed suicide in exile.
632	franco-prussian war	In 1870, the young Nietzsche served as a medical orderly in the Franco-Prussian War, where he contracted dysentery, diphtheria, and perhaps syphilis.
633	franco-prussian war	Siegfried was not finished until February 5, 1871, at the end of the Franco-Prussian warthat is fourteen years later, after several interruptions.
634	franco-prussian war	He was only seven years old when France was overrun by the Germans during the Franco-Prussian War of 1870.
635	franco-prussian war	The other outcome, after the defeat of Emperor Bonaparte in the Franco-Prussian War, was the 1871 establishment of the short-lived French government known by historians as the "Paris Commune."
636	franco-prussian war	Testimony to that effect is the time in which it arose (in spite of which it arose), that disturbing era of the Franco-Prussian war of 1870-71.
637	franco-prussian war	He is held as one of the fathers of unified Italy and was also a general in the French army during the Franco-Prussian war.
638	franco-prussian war	This picture is one of number of similar views of the harbour at Brussels painted by Boudin in the winter of 1870-1, after he had moved there to escape the Franco-Prussian war.
639	franco-prussian war	In the end, it has been calculated, Germany paid less in real terms than France did after the Franco-Prussian war of 1870 to '71 (and France paid off those obligations in just a few years).
640	greco-roman	The Greco-Roman ruins, a short drive away, were thronged, but this amplified, rather than diminished, our visit.
641	greco-roman	Then it starts sounding like a Greco-Roman novel.
642	greco-roman	Later, in the Hellenistic and Greco-Roman periods, this is reversed.
643	greco-roman	They resurrected Greco-Roman wrestling, a style they believed to be an exact carryover from the Greek and Roman wrestlers of old.
644	greco-roman	Only football, volleyball, Greco-Roman wrestling and freestyle wrestling remained for sale on Sunday.
645	greco-roman	Virtue includes the usual list of Greco-Roman excellences: wisdom, justice, courage, and moderation.
646	greco-roman	Examines history, greco-roman, script, India culture, classical Egyptian, featuring almost inevitable space forms.
647	greco-roman	Literary works based on greco-roman mythology have not only added meaning and connotation to the profound British literature, but also enriched the repository of English literary works.
648	greco-roman	In greco-roman architecture it is a horizontal Band, often decorated with relief sculpture , Between the architrave and cornice of a Building.
649	greco-roman	First,you have to know a bit about the Greco-Roman novel.
650	greco-roman	He asked that it be repeated, was told it came from Greco-Roman mythology, and proceeded to spell it with confidence.
651	greco-roman	This argument is best understood against the backdrop of attitudes in the Greco-Roman world.
652	greco-roman	Nobody even gave him much chance of surviving the match for the gold in Greco-Roman wrestling's super heavyweight division.
653	greco-roman	This balance was what set apart the New Testament view from its Greco-Roman surroundings.
654	greco-roman	And that means we need to understand at least a little bit about the Greco-Roman world.
655	greco-roman	The Russian Aleksandr Karelin was the first wrestler to win the same weight division, super heavyweight of greco-roman wrestling, three times in the 1988, 1992 and 1996 Olympic Games.
656	greco-roman	The golds came from the wrestling event, one from Arur Taymazo in the men's freestyle wrestling (120 kg cat) and the other from Alexandr Dokturishivili in the men's Greco-Roman wrestling (74 kg cat).
657	greco-roman	Of course, it's not good when people hurt each other, but today, this is the best possible way to express the spirit of heroism and vitality, " says Father Saba, a former Greco-Roman wrestler.
658	greco-roman	Because of the rise of gymnasiums and athletic clubs, Greco-Roman wrestling and modern freestyle wrestling were soon regulated in formal competitions.
659	greco-roman	Fraser still draws on his communication and leadership skills, serving as the U. S. Olympic men's coach in Greco-Roman wrestling. It's a job he's held the past 15 years.
660	greco-roman	The use of dogs in warfare dates back to the late antiquity of the Greco-Roman world.
661	greco-roman	Before modernity, such places were concentrated in the Mediterranean basin, at Delos in greco-roman times, and in Venice, Genoa and Marseilles during the Middle Ages. Sentencedict.com
662	greco-roman	And I just have to do this today on the Greco-Roman world, tell you everything you need to know about the Greco-Roman world, at least for this semester.
663	greco-roman	Greco-Roman myths have had a tremendous impact upon literature, sculpture and painting in the world, and the enormous influence of Greco-Roman mythology on British Literature is beyond doubt.
664	greco-roman	Ivar Johansson, a Swedish policeman, won gold medals in both freestyle and greco-roman wrestling.
665	greco-roman	Archaeologists have found papyruses inscribed with parts of lost plays by Sophocles and Euripides in a Greco-Roman rubbish tip in Egypt.
666	greco-roman	An exquisitely verdant region in a country where grass and trees are rare, it borders the spectacular ruins of ancient Cyrene, a Greco-Roman temple city.
667	greco-roman	In their survey, the anthropologists analyzed the results of four combat sports at the summer games: boxing, tae kwon do, Greco-Roman wrestling and freestyle wrestling.
668	medico-legal	The answer is complicated by medicolegal implications.
669	medico-legal	We usually instruct doctors who specialise in producing medico-legal reports and who have proven themselves in giving evidence in the past.
670	medico-legal	The Independent Medico-Legal Unity warns that the tactics may not be effective in promoting security.
671	medico-legal	Conclusion Abstract in English is a international bridge of information exchange, it is important to master the writing skill of abstract to medico-legal experts.
672	medico-legal	We report an unusual case of condyloma acuminata that highlights several important clinical, ethical and medico-legal considerations in the treatment and follow-up of such lesions.
673	medico-legal	Objective To explore the writing skill of abstract, especially abstract in English in medico-legal paper.
674	medico-legal	Objective To Study the characteristics of electrical visual field and investigate the Correlation between visual field and LED-VEP about optic nerve injury due to trauma in medico-legal appraisals.
675	medico-legal	After a month in a glass tank at the Medico-Legal Centre in Sheffield, which houses the city's mortuary, his body was taken out, placed in a drying chamber and wrapped in linen.
676	medico-legal	The plankton test is still considered as one of the useful methods for medico-legal investigation of death by drowning although controversies concerning the reliability of the test exist.
677	medico-legal	It would be helpful for the diagnosis of optic nerve injury with electric visual field test and LED-VEP examination considered comprehensively in the medico-legal appraisals.
678	medico-legal	To accurately analysis the reasons post-trauma vision disorder so that provider correctly medico-legal expertise, the typical expertise cases were introduced in this paper.
679	medico-legal	Recognizing that the surgeon does not work in isolation, the book also integrates recent progress in imaging techniques for the anal canal and rectum, and highlights medico-legal considerations.
680	medico-legal	Results There are two types of abstract, structural and narrative abstract in medical and medico-legal papers.
681	medico-legal	When she told them her story, they gave her a beating and then took her to the Medico-Legal Institute.
682	medico-legal	'The Oxford Handbook of Genitourinary Medicine HIV and AIDS' provides evidence-based, practical information on the specialty, covering medico-legal, ethical, and procedural issues.
683	politico-economic	In addition to the influence of external international politico-economic environments, the constant improvements of institutions and operational skills account for why the EU was succeeded.
684	politico-economic	It is not difficult to guess which countries will benefit from this supranational politico-economic Lego.
685	politico-economic	China and India present an interesting contrast and case study of theories of politico-economic development.
686	politico-economic	For theoretical and empirical studies on the relationship between politics and macroeconomics, and specifically for research on politico-economic cycles.
687	politico-economic	In-depth investigations of the inner workings of the plutocracy in crisis, presented by some of our best politico-economic analysts.
688	politico-economic	A town's own militia stood ready to defend it against threats to its politico-economic autonomy.
689	politico-economic	This sociological study advocates the need to incorporate the Japanese experience of the law with the present politico-economic situation as reference, to make the best decision in the future.