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adotado
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He said he didn't expect similar legislation to be adopted in Europe.
Reuters
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New - Such devices allowed, unless local rule adopted to prohibit use.
Reuters
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When the Ukrainian crisis started, France adopted a hard line towards Russia.
The Irish Times
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The New South Wales government adopted new bail laws after the siege.
Reuters
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In response, he said, UNDOF has adopted a number of security measures.
The Guardian
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The army has suspended the constitution adopted under Mursi late last year.
Reuters
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The government formally adopted the sustainable development goals in Paris last year.
The Guardian
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Cabinet has adopted a new infrastructure implementation model to address these problems.
The South African
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The UCI adopted formal rules banning the use of motors last year.
Wired
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We adopted a new home church, located in the greater Birmingham area.
Ebony
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The latter method was easier to use and was, therefore, subsequently adopted.
Pubmed
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This idea should be adopted by all media as soon as possible.
The Irish Times
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Since 2009 the EU has adopted the sustainable use of pesticides directive.
The Guardian
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Japan and Switzerland have also adopted negative interest rates in recent months.
The Guardian
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What is new is the approach being adopted by more serious players.
The Irish Times
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Amultidisciplinary management approach was adopted in this case that yielded predictable outcome.
Pubmed
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