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91, But watch out, rates on offer from these kinds of players may be poor.
92, We were disappointed by the standard of hotels on offer.
93, The range of environmental services on offer is seemingly endless - from environmental auditing to public relations.
94, You put in a coin, a wand twirls, and a brief selection of perfunctory destinies is on offer.
95, Careers offices now hold a stock of 197 unfilled vacancies, compared with the 160 jobs on offer in February.
96, You're in a position of strength as a potential client who is checking out the service on offer.
97, Facials, body massage, ear piercing - it's all on offer.
98, But before you start filtering, scroll down and see what's on offer.
99, It offers both traders and customers a high level of certainty as to exactly what is on offer.
100, It is hard to think of any useful commodity that was not on offer in this thriving market town.
101, What's on offer will include information on Unix hardware and software products, service providers,[www.Sentencedict.com] systems integrators and consulting organisations.
102, These repugnant practices are undoubtedly on offer in various parts of the world.
103, We simply feel that your body might like to experience something different and these are some of the options on offer.
104, For the fact is that the plan on offer is a stinker — and inexcusably so.
105, Using pictures of scantily clad women to attract customers, the retailer hinted that men would especially like the channels that were on offer.
106, Having picked up nine of the 14 gold medals on offer in one of the Games' crown jewel sports, any whiff of a scandal would be damaging for the Olympic hosts during the Games.
107, Packing specification:25 KG/bag, the price of article be different according to product formula, can according to provide of the sample carry on offer or at trade carry on negotiation.
108, We can't force them to go, but for many years we have had significant investment incentives on offer to attract FDI into second and third tier cities.
109, Traditional food such as sausage, schnitzel and over 1,500 different kinds of locally brewed beer are on offer in biergartens.
110, Technology based on adaptive-filter, transform domain, code-aid and so on offer reliable and effective tool to the narrow-band interference suppression.
111, Even among the social workers who work in hard-hit communities there is surprisingly little frustration at the meagreness of the handouts on offer or at the lengthy application process.
112, She places a small Perspex box next to an opening in the cage and Anna jumps in immediately to grab the marshmallow on offer.
113, Josh Gibson, principal of a Vidal Sassoon hairdressing academy in London, says his barbering course is the fastest growing of those on offer.
114, It was on offer at her secondary school in Gloucestershire, and she was able to start learning at the age of 12.
115, A number of fabulous gifts are on offer, including 30th anniversary commemorative leather phone cord, pen, memo pad and many more.
116, Unable to resist the magnetic pull of products on discount, ice-cream, potato chips and that pair of sandals on offer get "drawn" into their shopping cart.
117, It is on offer every time the teams meet in a Six Nations contest.
118, Only when the disarming is done will far more generous aid be on offer.
119, In its last sale, only a couple of days before the crash, the 20 billion yuan worth of one-year bonds it had on offer weren't fully subscribed to.
120, The Burgundy wines on offer are part of the collection of Donald Stott, a wine lover who ran the Wall Street firm Wagner Stott Mercator before it was sold in 2001.
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