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to other sites and co	ordinate	scotland s capability for high
tae ither sites an co	ordinate	scotland s capability for tap
have worked closely to co	ordinate	and formulate joint policies in
a fair amount of co	ordinate	clauses but he also uses
on speech rhythms and co	ordinate	clauses [click] [inhale] er c
along by reasonably simple co	ordinate	clauses with a little subordination
information and communications technology co	ordinate	action and help to create
for gaelic and to co	ordinate	activities in support of gaelic
the trust seeks to co	ordinate	activities necessary for the protection
she can to encourage co	ordinate	and facilitate voluntary working she
to design and colour co	ordinate	every single item in his
to advise regulate and co	ordinate	funding of voluntary organisations ensure
continues to be to co	ordinate	implementation of the strategy the
how the executive will co	ordinate	its activities with them a
is well placed to co	ordinate	its activities with those of
force to support and co	ordinate	medical treatment and care for
range of issues and co	ordinate	our actions not that long
that is they employ co	ordinate	sentences structures keeping pretty much
the kind of colloquial co	ordinate	structure [click] [inhale] periodic sentences
and other attempts to co	ordinate	the european monetary system and
enterprise development officers to co	ordinate	the expansion of enterprise in
have been asked to co	ordinate	the multi agency bids for
research in england will co	ordinate	the programme and act as
we will try to co	ordinate	the situation in that way
member state governments now co	ordinate	their employment policies in line
and for them to co	ordinate	things i suggest that in

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