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Meanings of posting in inglés
Synonyms
Examples for "bill"
Examples for "bill"
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The House of Representatives passed an extensive financial reform bill last year.
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This bill creates a new body called the Criminal Cases Review Commission.
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The bill will also require health and local authorities to work together.
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Many Republicans say the climate bill should help encourage nuclear power growth.
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The government continue to seek a reduction of the public wage bill.
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Meat inspectors may qualify for 30 days' notice, said an industry source.
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But notice the subtle change in the form the second question takes.
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He said his police security detail had recently been withdrawn without notice.
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He said he planned to challenge the fixed penalty notice in court.
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She received a ban notice, saying she was a serious security threat.
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The only problem: No bank would give him a serious credit card.
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Ten years ago, a business card was incomplete without a fax number.
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However, his Bank of Ireland card refused to let him buy credit.
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AL wild-card update The American League playoff situation is far more complex.
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It's possible even that Burnham received a card, given his new prominence.
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The previous poster was right; TV sets are the real winner today.
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Ireland has been seen as the poster child of austerity in Europe.
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A spokesman said they were merely testing their new poster material corrieboard.
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It'll come out next week, she said, then pointed at a poster.
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Other than her dementia, she was a poster child for good health.
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The scrawl on the placard read: 'Jame Munley -travel from Dubai'.
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One placard gently teased: Do you too have problems with your leader.
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Ncube also carried with her a powerful message, written onto a placard.
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In front of him he found a large placard in a frame:
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The writing on that placard in those letters red as fire is:
Usage of posting in inglés
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But Nikotemo Iona said problems arise when people start posting non-official information.
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It was not immediately clear who was responsible for posting the data.
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USA: After posting moderate losses in early trading, markets began to rally.
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The end result is that you probably saw people posting about Plandemic.
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We're posting growth again and based on our potential that's good news.
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The Georgia Republican has said, however, he does not want the posting.
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A secret service source in Paris said the posting was considered risky.
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It provides for new crimes such as stalking, voyeurism and posting pornography.
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There are also rules over posting on social media on election day.
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The artist wrote on his website: 'I'm not posting any pictures today.
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Older products, launched in the late 1990s, were posting single digit growth.
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It edged higher for a second session since posting consensus-beating first-quarter profit.
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I had a friend ask me if I would consider posting videos.
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It called for greater transparency from IHEC in calculating and posting results.
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James tried to answer by posting up Westbrook on the right block.
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Hauff was arraigned Friday afternoon and released after posting bond, police said.
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Posting across language varieties
Australia
Common
South Africa
Less common
New Zealand
Less common
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