Before this we have achieved our targets every single year,'' he said.
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But EU rules require border checks with countries outside its single market.
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However, high-resolution cryo-EM reconstruction often requires hundreds of thousands of single-particle images.
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It was the single most democratic system of church government in Europe.
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Personal good health is the single most important concern of most people.
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This is partly caused by the greater economic problems among the unmarried.
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Government family planning programmes have policies against supplying condoms to unmarried people.
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An unidentified official told the newspaper both men were unmarried American citizens.
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They were, of course, in due time married off, or remained unmarried.
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He died unmarried, in the year 1797, at the age of eighty.
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He walked miles before seeing a singleperson in the deserted fields.
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It's incredible how every singleperson at Omega Point has a job.
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We couldn't find a singleperson who had a problem with him.
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And every singleperson in this room is part of that change.
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Resurrection of a singleperson was and remains impossible for the Core.
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Gladys was now twenty-four and was even more anxious to marry than is the average unmarriedperson.
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It has sometimes been said, and with much truth, that 'no unmarriedperson was ever thoroughly and completely educated.'
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After a few years of trying to successfully navigate this territory myself, as an unmarriedperson in a long-term relationship, I sympathise with this woman.
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The proportion of unmarriedpersons in the Association was large, and young men predominated.
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Simple fornication between unmarriedpersons is neither considered as a crime nor a disgrace.
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There are plenty of singlepeople in New York looking for spouses.
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Analysts say singlepeople and high wage earners will benefit the most.
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A singlepeople refused to join in the common intercourse of mankind.
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Another resettlement camp, Anibare, is home to singlepeople and childless couples.
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There is little or no public housing for singlepeople, it says.
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For one group of singlepersons the change has been only beneficial.
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They were married and singlepersons of both sexes and of all ages.
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Formerly used also of singlepersons or things: this one .
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Fearing; not singlepersons, but dozens, arise on the memory.
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But all enthusiasm was individual property, the reaction of singlepersons with excess adrenalin.
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Government family planning programmes have policies against supplying condoms to unmarriedpeople.
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On these occasions the unmarriedpeople meet together and dance and sing in company.
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He had spoken of immorality between married and unmarriedpeople.
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Moslem sensibilities would never tolerate two unmarriedpeople living together.
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The laws being considered by Indonesia's parliament would see unmarriedpeople who have sex jailed.
Uso de unmarried persons em inglês
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The proportion of unmarriedpersons in the Association was large, and young men predominated.
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Simple fornication between unmarriedpersons is neither considered as a crime nor a disgrace.
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A guide for married and unmarriedpersons of both sexes.
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But in the unions of unmarriedpersons there generally lurks some half-hidden sense of shame.
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It is not easy to explain one's desire to marry off all the unmarriedpersons in one's vicinity.
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Men should always be introduced to women, the younger to an elder person, and unmarriedpersons to the married.
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This is best shown perhaps by the fact that the great proportion of criminals in our prisons are unmarriedpersons.
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The reader is aware of the rigor with which these laws punished rape and adultery; intercourse between unmarriedpersons was likewise severely repressed.
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It is a long established fact that married persons are healthier than unmarriedpersons; thus it proves that health and happiness belong to the home.
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They are usually young unmarriedpersons, some being women; and when they marry they sink to the class of metayers, or, more seldom, become renters.
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"I did think of bringing in a bill for providing heirs for unmarriedpersons, without the trouble and responsibility of making wills."
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"All the world," says Grimm, "admired that white pall, the symbol of chastity, that all unmarriedpersons are entitled to in their funeral ceremony."