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• Is the approach justified in terms of its risks and advantages?
• They want to know in terms of interest from my area,
• And how far has he gotten in terms of private decisions?
• The bottom hand is the most important in terms of power,
• I think winning is a bit overrated in terms of recruiting,
• The worst in terms of people dying and catastrophe was Rwanda.
• It is acoustically unreliable in terms of how the instrument speaks.
• It was a role reversal of sorts in terms of style.
• But Microsoft is still far ahead in terms of dollar sales.
• It shows countries where they are in terms of human development.
• I would say he is pretty typical in terms of results.
• We have to work some kinks out in terms of salaries.
• We wanted to give Chuck more headroom in terms of stature,
• Will there be additions in terms of relations with Muslim countries?
• But at what cost in terms of the broader national agenda?
• You give up a lot in terms of your personal life.
• In terms of public perception this has done us tremendous harm,
• We have not met our own goals in terms of aid,
• Anything less than a year is questionable in terms of effectiveness.
• Write also has Word beat in terms of stability and efficiency.