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• GPD is a measure of all goods and services produced in a country.
• There are ~ 225, 000 molecules of GPC and GPD per erythrocyte.
• In the first quarter, Japan's GPD rose 2.9 percent.
• The youths involved mostly live in incorporated areas, and GPD generally responds to those calls.
• On February 23, 2016, the GPD started a GoFundMe page to donate for their cause.
• And in 2002 Gainesville residents saw a " Men in Uniform " calendar with pictures of GPD officers.
• Since the incident at Eastside, GPD's Officer Plourde believes, the problem has quieted down.
• GPD started accepting pre-orders in June 2016 through several online retailers, including the Indiegogo page.
• GPD started shipping the final product by October 2016, with pre-order backers receiving their devices first.
• It said the best Japan can expect in 2003 would be an anemic 0.7 percent increase in GPD.
• W / chart of GPD in the 1990s and through 1st quarter of 2001 . ( Walker, Atlanta Journal Constitution)
• The Greensboro, NC Police Department ( GPD ) purchased an LRAD 300X and demonstrated it for reporters in November 2015.
• Sometime prior to the film, Killer Croc ratted Bane out to the GPD causing the two to develop a rivalry.
• Provided that the statistical properties of the system are consistent over time ( GPD and a density for the DK regime.
• The GPD often produced work in as little as a week or a fortnight, when normal commercial practice was three months.
• In 2003 he was named deputy secretary-general of the People's Liberation Army General Political Department ( GPD ).
• The GPD Win was first envisioned in October 2015 ( concept, and market research ), with further planning in November.
• GPD has continued to support the GPD Win past release, taking user feedback into account, with driver and hardware updates.
• GPD has continued to support the GPD Win past release, taking user feedback into account, with driver and hardware updates.
• Few spots open up out of the 31 sergeant positions currently available at GPD, making the competition among test-takers fierce.