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Other countries, therefore, need a contingency plan -to cushion the impact.
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The contingency plan, which involves the use of outside personnel, will continue.
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With no endgame in sight, of course the EU has contingency plans.
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That desire meant NZR were working on a number of contingency plans.
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I wanted to know that the commission is doing some contingency work.
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A second EU diplomat said the EU was ready for any eventuality.
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Here in Opinion Land, we can fashion a trend for any eventuality.
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Investors are certainly braced for this eventuality - and many welcome it.
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Now, there is a rule that's supposed to deal with this eventuality.
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Varadkar told parliament Ireland had to take steps now for that eventuality.
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All the same, liberty supposes a certain contingence.
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Consequently, death was a part of God's primal plan, and not a contingence accidentally caused by sin.
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Certain contingences, however, will make it worth about double that sum.
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It is also prudent to have an extra 10 per cent of the total cost to cover unforeseen expenses, contingences, cost overruns and furnishings.