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61. In preparation for the site visit, we request facility management to assemble the following documents.

62. Drucker explained that consultant, Susan Johns, reviewed the organization's bookkeeping procedures and found them to be satisfactory, in preparation for the upcoming yearly financial audit.

63. Marshalling of kits in preparation for issue in line with production schedule.

64. They have no skeleton, instead relying on an internal mantle that supports and shapes the head, while a specialized radula deep in the throat shreds food in preparation for digestion.

65. He will attend classes in preparation for The General Certificate of Education at Advanced Level.

66. Loose sand or ore used to line the hearth of a reverberatory furnace in preparation for pouring molten metal.

67. The vehicle is equipped with two hydraulically operated stabilisers are lowered in preparation for the firing.

68. At that time, live chickens were purchased from an outside market in preparation for a religious feast and were integrated into local flocks.

69. In preparation for the switchover, I have temporarily overridden the maximum queue size for users to 500 tasks.

70. Yemenis shop at a market in Sanaa on November 3 2011 in preparation for the Eid al-Adha feast or Feast of Sacrifice which marks the end of the annual hajj pilgrimage for Muslims worldwide.

71. The Navy's first trimaran LCS, Independence (LCS 2), is in the final stages of construction and testing in preparation for its upcoming sea trials.

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72. In preparation for the June 3 launch, Tycho Brahe is hoisted atop the HEAT-1X rocket engine in an undated picture.

73. I will be doing a good job working, and keep on to study mechanical knowledge and 2D mechanical draft, to reserve sufficient knowledge in preparation for the opportunity.

74. Learning to synthesize and syncopate with the dream of the great central sun is necessary to move into harmony in preparation for entry.

75. A new couple in the wedding banquet hall in preparation for a fruit sangria bar (wine mainly for orange juice and soda), let a guest himself.

76. In preparation for the Summit, each participating entity named a "Sherpa" to prepare their leadership for full participation.

77. Fettle:To line the hearth of (a reverberatory furnace) with loose sand or ore in preparation FOR pouring molten metal.

78. In order to save and make full use of our time, as far as possible ahead and quality and quantity to finish this project after signing of contract[sentencedict.com], in preparation for construction is.

79. And, Israel continues to amass ground troops around Gaza in preparation for a possible ground offensive.

80. First, the bottom side of the hole in the wall, skirting board in preparation for the installation of the floor.

81. In preparation for licensure, they study everything from nail growth and skin anatomy to equipment maintenance and business practices.

82. Between album promotion, and preparing for the release of my new music book, I also have begun visiting the gym regularly in preparation for my world tour!

83. Become the Being you imagine you will be in preparation for Ascension, and relate to others on that higher level.

84. I will read Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass in preparation for next spring's field trip.

85. The more that you do to prepare energetically for our arrival, the more that we can be in preparation for you.

86. On a grounded steel table, place the setup in preparation for welding. Clean all visible area of each sub-assembly using a stainless steel brush.

87. Many Mon observers say the buildup of government forces appears to be in preparation for an offensive in the area, although it is still not clear who its intended target is.

88. The cleaning might be in preparation for inspection painting or coating of the work piece.

89. It was part of the economy drive in preparation for Hate Week.

90. The 40 weekdays from Ash Wednesday until Easter observed by Christians as a season of fasting and penitence in preparation for Easter.