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• Besides that, in Hungary the big-endian year-month-day order, has been traditionally used.
• His D-day orders to his troops will be engraved on a wall.
• The next day the trucks would deliver the previous days order.
• These institutions in turn gave rise to the modern-day orders of merit of states.
• Earlier this month, Judge Franklin Burgess imposed a 10-day order temporarily halting the hunt.
• An example of such a modern-day order is the Order of the British Empire.
• Part of the fort is now occupied by the modern-day Order of St . John.
• But Mizrahi's three-day order was a success story.
• McFarlane also dismissed Bush's 60-day order as meaningless.
• "BYTE " estimated that 90 % of the 40, 000 first-day orders were from software developers.
• During the late Middle Ages days in the month came to be numbered in consecutive day order.
• But as of May 4, 1, 964 state inmates were in county jails past the 30-day order.
• At Hirth's request, Wilk issued a 30-day order of protection requiring Green to stay away from Tyson.
• The new strains bore titles like " Very Funny " and " Mothers Day Order Confirmation ."
• Thorlabs puts a strong emphasis on customer service, aiming to ship products the same day order are received.
• But the police, macoutes and attaches remain in charge of day-to-day order, and are a law unto themselves.
• Some of those first-day orders may have been duplications as unsuccessful readers tried repeatedly to put in their orders.
• The 10-day order applies to sections that would prohibit undocumented immigrants from receiving educational, social and non-emergency medical services.
• Shipping costs $ 4.95 regardless of how many books are ordered; the cost goes up for second-day and next-day orders.
• The people he has selected are clearly qualified to lead large government departments without day-to-day orders from the White House.