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1. A friend ignores me → Spread negative → Clue: See Chapter 10

2. See Chapter 20 for more information about the ministry of relief.

3. See Chapter 7 below for further comments on the textile industry.

4. ◦ the roles of various parties involved in determining accommodations (see Chapter III);

5. We may enjoy the gifts of the Spirit (see chapter 22 in this book).

6. Code 81 – Placement or employment agency workers gross earnings See Chapter 5, Special situations.

7. For more information, see chapter 14 of the book What Does the Bible Really Teach?

8. For more information, see chapter 3 of the book What Does the Bible Really Teach?

9. For more information, see chapter 6 of the book What Does the Bible Really Teach?

10. For more information, see chapter 15 of the book What Does the Bible Really Teach?

11. For more information, see chapter 5 of the book What Does the Bible Really Teach?

12. For more information, see chapter 7 of the book What Does the Bible Really Teach?

13. For more information, see chapter 18 of this book, What Does the Bible Really Teach?

14. For more information, see chapter 17 of the book What Does the Bible Really Teach?

15. 15 For a further discussion of what is meant by weightlessness in orbit, see chapter

16. For more information, see Chapter 4 and Interpretation Bulletin IT-128, Capital Cost Allowance – Depreciable Property.

17. For a definition of the scope of tourist accommodation establishments, see Chapter 2 of this Green Paper.

18. Barchan dunes are crescentic dunes with a slipface and two horns that point downwind (see Chapter 11.11)

19. For further information, see chapter 3 of the book The Secret of Family Happiness, published by Jehovah’s Witnesses.

20. Must secure it prior to the Collectionor conduct a monitored collection (see Chapter 7, Sections C and E)

21. Research has found that Bibliotherapy is effective in some cases (for a review of the literature, see Chapter 2).

22. For instructions, see chapter 7 of the Using Cloud Services and Object Storage with Bacula Enterprise Edition Bacula white paper.

23. They direct the efforts of quorum and group members to advance the work of salvation in the ward (see chapter 5).

24. Cermets may be thick-film pastes (see Chapter 4) or evaporated thin films and are useful in forming resistors having high resistance values.

25. Alignments must be discussed fully in the Surveyor’s Report, see Chapter 4.2 Alignment / Right Of Way Survey for additional information

26. It was also removed by Nazi “arms” for a period of time unspecified in the Scriptures.—Daniel 11:31; see Chapter 15 of this book.

27. The Clitoral glans is partially covered by the Clitoral prepuce, which is homologous to a similar structure covering the glans of the penis (see Chapter 4)

28. Asylees must show proof of their identity, their asylum status, "eligibility" date (see Chapter 2 and below), and nationality when they apply for assistance or services

29. Prior to this, Biogas may be processed to remove moisture, H2S, and CO2, the main contaminants in dairy Biogas, in which case the Biogas becomes biomethane (see Chapter 3)

30. Anthraquinone derivatives with a laxative effect can be found in a number of plants: Senna leaves or fruits, rhubarb root, alder tree bark, cascara bark and aloe (see Chapter 2.19)

31. And even with advances in science and medicine, every year hunger still claims the lives of some five million children. —See chapter 9 of the book What Does the Bible Really Teach?

32. In fact, their presence is so common in autoimmunity that autoinflammatory disease, which does not involve specific immune recognition, is principally defined by the absence of Autoantibodies (Ombrello and Kastner, 2011) (see Chapter 4: Innate and Adaptive Systems of Immunity).

33. Abdominal Bruits are murmurs heard during auscultation of the abdomen. Like any murmur generated outside the four heart chambers, abdominal Bruits may extend beyond the confines of the first and second heart sounds from systole into diastole (i.e., they may be “continuous”; see Chapter 39).

34. The cost of flux-Cored wires may be four times that of a solid wire, but this must be considered in the light of potential improvements in productivity and the fact that the cost of consumable represents a relatively small part of the total fabrication cost (see Chapter 2).In fact, the use of a flux-Cored wire can often reduce the total cost; for example, in trials on a vertical V butt joint

35. Other operational features The operational features of foreign exchange swaps can be summarised as follows: — they can take the form of liquidity-providing or liquidity-absorbing operations; — their frequency is not standardised; — their maturity is not standardised; — they are executed through quick tenders or bilateral procedures (see Chapter 5); — they are normally executed in a decentralised manner by the national central banks (the Governing Council of the ECB can decide whether, under exceptional circumstances, bilateral foreign exchange swaps may be executed by the ECB); and — the Eurosystem may select, according to the criteria specified in Section 2.2 and Annex 3, a limited number of counterparties to participate in foreign exchange swaps.