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Перевод: sets

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1. The Administration of justice Act 1982 also sets out the form of an international will recognized as formally valid in all countries subscribing to the Convention on International Wills.
2. Tasks agreed for the IGBP-DIS include making available a "directory of data directories" modelled on NASA's Master Directory, providing data sets for education and training and undertaking a land cover pilot study.
3. No doubt they see themselves as devoted middlewomen, bringing the truly important work of the time to the avid masses, but all they are really doing, wrote Harsnet (typed Goldberg) is fucking up the lives of both sets of people.
4. We change the sets often, so you learn how to do things at different venues as you go along.
5. At the same time the policy sets certain limits on house-building in rural areas allowing the erection of houses for agricultural workers, for family members working on a full-time basis on a family farm, and on a one-to-one replacement rule.
6. When the first contestant to go for the top prize, Marine Captain Richard MacCutchin who, oddly, specialized in haute cuisine , pulled it off by describing the ingredients of a royal banquet given by George VI to the president of France, three-quarters of American television sets were tuned in to watch him wrestle for the answers.
7. These sets, too, are limited in size; they have yet to master the intricacies of triple deflection focusing on a large scale.
8. It was selected to produce three train sets, each of nine coaches, that were to run in a train known as the "Coronation Scot".
9. Television sets up an obsessive acting-out of desire, which the spectator tries to assuage by consuming the television text itself in its unique promise.
10. When it comes to television sets, Latin Americans are not so well endowed.
11. So the government risks a revolt by those rural stalwarts who do much of the legwork during general elections, as well as years of ill-mannered squabbles as the two sets of councillors argue their worth to the commission.
12. There are altogether thirty instances of this in the two sets of interviews, resulting from three different situations which occurred almost equally commonly: need for housing space, death, or desertion.
13. The hypnotic induction sets up a peculiar state of "dissociated consciousness"