“So it shows an involvement in the prearrangement for that particular visit.”

“Markus Mörsch Head of Purchasing Basis for it is a rational prearrangement of production quantities.”

“He flew from his home in Michigan to Manchester where she met him by prearrangement and the pair flew first to Paris and then took a train to Frankfurt, Germany.”

“The survey also reveals that more than half of those who have made prearrangements have also prepaid for some portion of their funeral.”