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The decree will come into effect tomorrow, Economy Minister Giulio Tremonti said.
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The Trade Me rule change will come into effect on 12 March.
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The actual termination would, however, only come into effect 10 years later.
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When the main bodies come into contact, the issue is decided quickly.
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The new law is expected to come into effect in January 2020.
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Good news stories, these days, are very, very hard to come by.
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Four of Illinois' conference losses have come by 10 points or less.
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Houses were easier to come by when young and rocketed in value.
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The fact that they'd come by cart gave him hope of others.
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He said quietly, 'As you said, miracles are hard to come by.'
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Teams arriving from New Zealand invariably find sleep impossible to come by.
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Even in a good year, force horses were hard to come by.
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But be aware, flu shots are hard to come by this year.
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I thought what a different bed she was certain to come by.
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Anything so easily come by could not possibly be good for us.
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VICTORIES Statistics on South Africa's transgender population are hard to come by.
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Surely Quinn had said he'd come by the room to get me?
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Any clarity from the G20 may be hard to come by, however.
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Marjorie promised to come by with the offering papers the following morning.
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Forgive the paper as it's hard for me to come by also.
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He said he'd come by and do it when he has time.
