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1. Ann followed suit in 1815, and Sarah in 1816, though all three sisters had actually attended the chapel for some years before becoming full members: a seating list for April 1807 shows us that Mary was in Mr. Porter's "Dark Gallery", with Ann and Sarah sharing Mr. Coomb's "Light Gallery".
2. Supplements per person per week: In a studio for 3, 2 sharing 15.00 (19.00).
3. Supplements per person per week: In an apartment for 4, 3 sharing 11.00(12.00), 2 sharing 32.00(37.00).
4. However, so much that needs to be done requires professional lobbying and political change, and I question whether a well-meaning group of amateurs can do much beyond counselling and sharing information.
5. Another form of attractive homework involving children and their parents has been developed by the IMPACT (Inventing Maths for Parents Children and Teachers) Project reported by Ruth Merttens and Jeff Vass in Sharing Maths Cultures .
6. These silicate groups come together by sharing oxygen atoms to produce a variety of structures.
7. The major precepts of his philosophy Sir Peter declared to be: "Openness, access, power sharing and the sharing of responsibility."
8. Sharing security; working for peace
9. He imagined the sheathed swords, formal and crusty, sharing reminiscences of life in India with the cricket balls; the photographic enlarger telling tall stories of the amazing sights it had seen; the willow pattern plates tut-tutting about scandals at the vicarage.
10. CCTV have recognised that the present arrangements for sharing costs between customers are "less than ideal" and are looking to improve them.
11. By the time the children have grown up, the marital relationship can be very empty, often extending little further than sharing the same house.
12. I'm missing you all very much and looking forward to a time of sharing and renewal with you in April.
13. The sharing of part of its freight line corridor at Sheffield is a sign of things to come, since the running of light rapid transit vehicles along existing British Rail track, interspersed with its own services, is under investigation.