Military action is but a single prong of a much larger and broader effort to halt the threat of terrorism. |
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The second prong would be to identify and hire individuals retiring or separating from the military with critical skills. |
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She then bent the prong of a fork and used it to pick the lock on a kitchen window, enabling her to escape to freedom. |
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The second prong of the MSN Explorer attack applies only to MSN email users. |
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To satisfy the second prong, it could have pointed to McGinnis' failure to complain in a timely manner. |
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The second prong of the attack is to dramatically cut the price on the showroom floor. |
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The third prong is there because the appliance must be grounded to avoid electric shock. |
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The third prong would consist of a drive by the 14th British Army into central Burma behind the Chindits. |
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The card slots into the host computer's full-size USB 2.0 port beneath the prong that usually fits inside a USB connector's metal sheath. |
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The second prong of his strategy is to achieve further reforms of the labour market. |
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Accordingly the third prong of the extraordinary challenge test has not been met. |
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The social development aspect is one prong in the CACP's work to modernize policing in Canada. |
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The second prong of the enforcement effort was the development of the DCTF in the two agencies. |
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First, when considering the first prong of the test he deals with the differing conduct of the various appellants as if it were all essentially the same conduct. |
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If the swathe panel is positioned to the side of the prong belt, the grass is gathered together and can be collected with a loading device. |
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Defendants' expert opinions are not uniform with respect to their analysis of the applicable-law prong. |
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Originally dating from the late 17th century this attractive trifid top pattern has three prong forks and a low relief based scroll and shell design, typical of the period. |
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There are four tapered baguette diamonds set in two prong heads. |
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What matters is that he has simply fabricated the first prong of the three-pronged argument he accuses the Conservatives of making. |
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She is in her kitchen, which occupies one prong of a star-shaped house with walls that are full of windows but free of art. |
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Without the Karpas prong, they say, Greek-Cypriot hotel-builders have little space for expansion. |
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Achieving sound public finances is an important prong in the strategy to tackle on time the looming budgetary implications of ageing. |
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But more telling than this is the second prong of the Eastern Lyme Offensive. |
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In the third prong of the action, Canadian Corn Producers have filed a domestic trade remedy complaint. |
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Consequently the second prong of this challenge test is also met. |
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The prong worked like a tiny metal hand, guiding floss between the teeth. |
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Do not cut or remove the grounding prong from the plug. |
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The would-be Financial Fair Play implications incurred via the striker's wages and transfer fee probably put pay to any deal being talked seriously, but City may dip into the market for another attacking prong. |
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I can understand how many prisons in the United States would be hot spots because many of them are quite appalling, but we cannot solve a problem with one single prong. |
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A grounding type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. |
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The Dominican Commission on Global Issues has a long history of action in the arena of international migration which includes the dual prong crisis of immigration and human trafficking. |
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The third prong, a fresh Chasseur battalion, now came up in support. |
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Although some Reading Prong occurrences are localized in part in tension gashes, fissure veins are much more common. |
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Wolverhampton-born Raven joined Killing Joke in 1982, but also played and wrote with other groups, including Ministry, Godflesh, Prong, Pigface, Murder Inc, and Amen. |
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