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disponibilitat The state of having been made ready or prepared for use or action (especially military action)
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This is the key to good preparation, good work, and good management.
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It's the result of days of meticulous research and preparation, not years.
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Established methods used for DNA preparation do not work in that case.
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Specific preparation is key; as little as possible is left to chance.
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Home food preparation may be critical to weight control for impulsive individuals.
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Doubts, however, persists over Mali's readiness to hold elections in three months.
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The maximum score in the standard army physical readiness test was 300.
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Let your résumé reflect your progress and readiness to pursue new opportunities.
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Since the economic crisis, everything is focused on applicable skills and job-readiness.
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Very early in the morning of the 11th all was in readiness.
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Climate change preparedness strategies need to be incorporated into public health programs.
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Ireland follows pandemic preparedness advice given by the WHO's Global Influenza Programme.
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Once the attack was underway, the ill-preparedness of the police became clear.
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Ms Kaye said the meetings will include a roundtable on disaster preparedness.
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Emergency preparedness efforts should be undertaken to ensure vital response to EVD.
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They have been touted as a world leading example of pandemic preparedness.
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The CDC would manage the national medical stockpile and run preparedness drills.
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Excitement gave way to preparedness after the former had become the norm.
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Foundation measures of satisfaction, including preparedness, had no subsequent influence on outcomes.
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Infrastructure rebuilding and programmes to improve the islanders emergency preparedness have followed.
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Think of such personal preparedness as part of a high-stakes chess match.
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This had to be the craziest disaster preparedness setup he'd ever seen.
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Our feet are shod with the preparedness of the gospel of peace.
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Leaving the period of preparedness, we consider the period of open warfare.
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The tragedy of preparedness has scarcely been handled, save by the Greeks.
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With him the teaching of preparedness was almost as sacred as religion.
