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• A total of 1800 respondents were surveyed (150 respondents from each country or group of countries).
• Four return flights a week and a total of 200 seats a week in each direction - spread evenly across the various legs of the route - throughout the winter.
• In Slovakia appreciation pressures on the koruna were the main motivation for a reduction in the key interest rate by a total of 200 basis points to 4 %.
• In the EU Zoo Inquiry 2011, published by the Born Free Foundation and European coalition ENDCAP, a total of 200 zoos in 20 EU countries were visited and assessed.
• steps - by a total of 200 basis points - to 8.0%, mainly because of a deteriorating inflation outlook.
• However, in October 2007 and January and February 2008, the policy rate was increased by a total of 200 basis points to 9.0% on the back of the deteriorating inflation outlook owing to both supply and demand shocks.
• These applications concerned a total of 14294,6 tonnes.
• I will make 10 boxes today, then there will be a total of 200, Do you think it will be enough?
• An initial single dose of 0.7 mg/ kg body weight is given followed by weekly injections of 1.0 mg/ kg body weight (maximum single dose should not exceed a total of 200 mg).
• The contract was assigned to COGEA, which proposed a total of 455 working days and a total cost of EUR 310250.
• A total of 36 patients were treated for a total of 61 attacks of HAE affecting the larynx.
• A second option (light intensity of 200 mW/ cm) has also been included where necessary to accommodate lasers with a total capacity that does not exceed 2.5 W.
• In Europe approximately 180000 companies operate in the fashion and clothing sector with a total turnover of 200 billion euros per year.
• I see a total of 16 wounds.
• With a total of 11 nominations between them.
• Vincent Jauvert estimates that there is a total of 30 satellite antennae.
• That makes a total of € 375 million.
• The European Commission has funded a total of 9 awareness projects.
• This period cannot, however, exceed a total of 13 years.
• On 24 October 2002 Parliament adopted at first reading a total of 40 amendments.

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• A total of 1800 respondents were surveyed (150 respondents from each country or group of countries).
• German S-mines were chosen for their manufacturing.
• Four return flights a week and a total of 200 seats a week in each direction - spread evenly across the various legs of the route - throughout the winter.
• In Slovakia appreciation pressures on the koruna were the main motivation for a reduction in the key interest rate by a total of 200 basis points to 4 %.
• In the EU Zoo Inquiry 2011, published by the Born Free Foundation and European coalition ENDCAP, a total of 200 zoos in 20 EU countries were visited and assessed.
• The innocents that were chosen for serum experiments before were specifically targeted.
• You were chosen for one simple but important task.
• You were chosen for this moment.
• You were chosen for this moment.
• Most recruits are legacies, but some of us were chosen for our extraordinary talents.
• You and Khaled were chosen for this mission.
• It was the job we were chosen for.
• They were chosen for their toughness and are from a crop sprayer.
• You said we were chosen for a reason.
• More specifically, the Commission should present details on the bodies which were chosen for the implementation and also give reasons as to why they were chosen.
• steps - by a total of 200 basis points - to 8.0%, mainly because of a deteriorating inflation outlook.
• However, in October 2007 and January and February 2008, the policy rate was increased by a total of 200 basis points to 9.0% on the back of the deteriorating inflation outlook owing to both supply and demand shocks.
• Of 18 applicants, 11 were chosen for ETP1; 10 out of 19 were chosen for ETP2.
• Average citizens often were chosen for citizen juries to decide on critical matters of the day.
• Their mates were chosen for them.