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1. In the western provinces they have been distributing leaflets, many carrying the warning: Pros tvoeu chi, neari tvoeu pouch - "We will make the men into fertiliser, and keep the women for reproduction" - to deter collaboration with the government.
2. HM Customs Excise are to review the arrangements for producing and distributing VAT notices and leaflets.
3. He was accused of distributing leaflets for an outlawed Palestinian organization, the PLFP, which he denies.
4. The scheme could help to curb traffic on Hong Kong's crowded roads as well as distributing the cost of paying for the roads more fairly.
5. The lists of men imprisoned for reading or distributing his New Testament show most of them to have been of quite humble origins - apprentices, tailors, weavers, servants, husbandmen.
6. That this necessity of distributing social labour in definite proportions cannot be done away with by the particular form of social production, but can only change the form it assumes, is self-evident.
7. Afterwards, Mr Booth showed his delight by distributing chocolate bars to auction room patrons.
8. The issue is not that she might faint or be incapable of carrying through her role of blessing bread and wine and distributing it, then wiping out the sacred vessels, for these are not exactly arduous tasks!
9. In the middle ages, apart from the help provided by family and friends, parish churches and monasteries extended charity, usually by distributing food, to those in need.
10. In response to appeals by AI members last year, the Israeli authorities replied in April 1991 saying that "Abd al-Ra'uf Ghabin had been arrested due to his activities relating to his alleged involvement in the PFLP - printing and distributing PFLP leaflets.
11. At the same time NORP ceased its training of health staff and relinquished the responsibility of distributing the ORS packets to the Upazila Health Complexes.
12. Non-essential traffic would be diverted to "district" and "primary distributors" (Figure 3.1) The "environmental area" concept was seen as applicable throughout the city, producing an interlacing framework of distributing roads embracing cells of quieter activity.
13. In 1969 the BBC used digital sound for distributing its television soundtracks from London to the regions within the synchronization pulses of the television picture.