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1. Sold to the museum by the New York conservator Mario Modestini, its early history is completely unknown.

2. Objectors say the Conservators must be brought to heel and made more responsive to public opinion.

3. Curators, art dealers, conservators, art donors and prospective donors seek his attention.

4. It's a honor that I can serve as conservator here and as one of those who engaged in distributing culture of jade.

5. Amateur or professional conservator of the site, in charge of the discussion of one or many subjects.

6. The conservator will remark that the RH variation is still extreme, compared with the variation allowed by museum standards.

7. Header between oil conservator and transformer oil tank should be smooth.

8. The improved structure of support in transformer oil conservator is presented. The mechanical strength of improved support is verified.

9. Conservator Claire Dekle and the Capitol building are reflected in the glass encasement for the map that first used the name "America" at the Library of Congress in Washington December 3, 2007 .

10. Specialist ceramic conservator Penny Bendall has worked hard to restore the vases, and one is now completed.

11. Veerbhan Singh Tanwar, a state forest conservator who heads the CDM project, told SciDev.Net that the trees are expected to absorb 12,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide over the next 20 years.

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12. Anything written with biro on cheap paper will quickly rot away creating yet more work for the conservators.

13. Illustrated lectures, gallery discussions and practical demonstrations will be held by Helen Glanville, conservator.

14. Old-fashioned amateurs used to admire colours with a golden glow, which conservators have demonstrated were the effect of discoloured varnish.

15. The fundamental principle of the paid use of water quality capital is "owned by the nation, used by all the people, the user pays toward the nation, and the nation transfers toward the conservator".

16. The newfound hilt may have been left behind because it was unwanted, or it may have been inaccessible, according to Moore's colleague Wendy Welsh, a conservator on the project.

17. This site was badly vandalized, but several years ago the Bureau of Land Management hired a conservator to remove the graffiti and preserve the images.

18. If an arc forms, gas accumulation is rapid and oil flows rapidly into the conservator.

19. “I felt strongly that people would get very close to it, ” said Lucy Belloli, a conservator at the Met, “and it needed some protection.”

20. Byzantine, as a strong empire of middle ages, which cross the Asia, Europe and Africa, depending the special and complicated position and situation, become a conservator of ancient civilization.

21. National sovereignty although to world environment of depravation negative have a responsibility, the sovereign state also is a global environment emollient conservator in the meantime.

22. It requires intensive work in chemistry, languages, art history and studio art, as well as training in the senior year under the supervision of the chief conservator at the Denver Art Museum.

23. Not all of the news is bad, however. There has been some movement toward the conservator society.

24. Please register the laboratory in advance. In this way, the conservator can prepare for experimental equipment beforehand.

25. After a strict application and assessing process, I finally got the opportunity here to serve as a conservator.