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1. Each time this plate is positive, current flows via diode D2, and charges capacitor C7.
2. Oxidation proceeds via four-electron transfers, followed by chemical reactions with the solutions which render these reactions irreversible.
3. we let ourselves be led via tea and
4. Similar items are available from Land Rover Parts via your Land Rover dealer or contact Quest 80s on 0507 81401 or any of the many other advertisers in LRO.
5. The firm is talking to Orion Satellite Corporation, in Washington DC, about linking up to the US via two satellites which the American firm plans to station above the Atlantic in 1986 and 1987.
6. We had travelled over 12,000 miles to see him - from Greece to New York via Edinburgh, thence to Los Angeles via Nashville and back to New York via Salt Lake City and Chicago.
7. "All VIA employees have to be able to speak French.
8. The two related factors that have worked against an integration of education and training have been traditional recruitment into the professions via Oxbridge, and the view that the summum bonum of English education is A levels.
9. Selection between factory and user presets is via the User/Preset button which illuminates the attendant LED.
10. In years to come the commercialisation of BR via sectorisation could well be seen by historians as important as grouping and nationalisation.
11. The law has been used to impose a structure in which traditional values are reasserted - for example via a provision which says that sex education should emphasise "the value of family life" - and in which the dominant religious tradition, Christianity, is emphasised - via the provisions concerning RE and collective worship contained in the Education Reform Act 1988.
12. We will make it easier for patients to find out what services are available from the NHS via a new national NHS information service.
13. In the field, the tanker runs alongside the injector and feeds it via a short length of hose.