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• I will yield neither to Guise nor anyone else.
• It should apply neither to individual pension arrangements with no employer participation nor to invalidity or survivors pensions.
• A ghost need neither to eat nor to pay rent.
• This photography, old of 100 years, does not allow to understand the type of stone, neither to see the parts worked.
• Anarchism aspires neither to political power nor to dictatorship.
• Non-hazardous or what is termed 'green list waste for recovery' would remain subject neither to notification nor consent.
• It belongs neither to us nor the health insurance providers.
• Your brother was not able to go neither to Gunnai nor to Tenmoku.
• That dress itself does not remember anything neither to me nor to Elisa, but both remind of something far away.
• As a consequence, they were entitled neither to special leave nor to travelling time.
• I like the finale that leads to think: don't let you go to hate neither to violence.
• We talk to them and we find out why they did not go neither to army, nor in guerrillas.
• Lucius consented neither to this proposition nor to another compromise suggested by Frederick I the next year, nor did a personal discussion between the two potentates at Verona in October 1184 lead to any definite result.
• As in the compound 6/8 (3/8 + 3/8) the tempo words here, too, refer neither to half measures nor to eighth notes.
• So I refer neither to "burning pits" nor to an area of the "White Bunker!" (a) Imprecise translation.
• Sit upright, leaning neither to the left nor right, neither forward nor backward.
• Nothing new was revealed about the secrets, neither to Mirjana nor to the other visionaries.
• This timeframe does not correspond to the institutional rhythm of the Union, neither to Parliament's request to the Convention for a five year period.
• (a) the consumer is entitled neither to repair nor replacement;
• The Authority of system - it has found - not servants neither to Salerno neither to Naples.

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• I'm not meant to be here forever. I'm just here for a relatively very short time. I'll be going to my eternal home soon. Is that today? Maybe. Is it next year? Perhaps.
• I worked with Mayank for a relatively very short period of time however I immediately felt very comfortable working with him. He has a very sporting attitude and is ...
• Mar 17, 2015 ... a relatively very tiny region of the vast universe to live in for a relatively very short span of time, but with sufficiently many ways of going about ...
• Digital circuits that used these neon tubes have only been popular for a relatively very short time, say between 1950 and 1970. On one hand digital circuits only ...