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• A devout Catholic, Andreotti was on close terms with six successive pontiffs.
• Closer terms to information economy would include knowledge economy and post-industrial economy.
• A similar idea that works for open and closed terms is convertibility.
• The closer terms are to each other, the more relevant a page is.
• The closest term I've found is the generic Algebraic structure.
• The last two attributes are metadata in the closest terms, which means data about data.
• The two men were soon on the closest terms.
• In World War II, I guess collaborator or quisling would have been the closest terms.
• She was also on close terms with various priests and the Genoa archbishop Salvatore Magnasco.
• I am on very close terms with Poe.
• The NBE operation on closed terms is then:
• Willis was on close terms with Wren's sister Susan Holder, skilled in the healing of wounds.
• Laughton was on close terms with Richard Bentley.
• Yaohan was not on close terms with its bankers, and it relied on debt issues for financing.
• Mantle was separated from his wife during those years, but they never divorced and remained on close terms.
• A candid, sober-minded churchman, he was well-regarded by more moderate dissenters, with whom he was on close terms.
• St . Aubyn was on close terms with William Borlase, and was a friend and correspondent of Alexander Pope.
• A closer term would be the word " sifrina ", because it is directly related to rich, spoiled girls.
• He remained on close terms with Ormond, who frequently visited him for consultations at his home in Castle Street.