And that so on definitely includes dealing with all of the fiddly details of certificates.
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The answer is a fiddly, technical rule change secured by MEPs during the constitutional convention.
Closing international organisations down is more difficult, involving fiddly decisions on pensions and redundancies.
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Importing meat such as grouse can get around America's fiddly laws on game farming.
First, the signatories to Kyoto agreed on fiddly details essential for the implementation of the pact.
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Lots of fiddly changes to Russian laws and rules are needed notably in areas such as intellectual property.
You'll appreciate quick, easy hook-ups with monitors, projectors and more without the need to pack fiddly dongles or adaptors.
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This system would be fiddly and imperfect, requiring constant monitoring and hard-to-measure trade-offs.
Instead, it is better to focus on two more fiddly things that could produce fairly radical results: regulation and capital.
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Not exactly news many equity analysts would be cheerful about today, particularly with serious cost overruns afflicting fiddly LNG developments globally.
From a frustrating and fiddly experience, you're suddenly given a reasonably powerful word-processing machine with which you can happily create documents.
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With speech likely to replace fiddly keypads as the main user interface, phones may increasingly stay hidden in pockets and briefcases.
This will be especially valuable with mobile devices, because it overcomes the limitations of a fiddly keypad and a screen-tapping stylus.
He recognised that becoming too closely involved in fiddly negotiations can prove enormously time-consuming and, all too often, ultimately lead nowhere.
For one thing, banking-secrecy and data-protection laws will make it fiddly for Credit Suisse and Winterthur to pool information about customers.
This business is fiddly, but enjoys high margins and is growing fast.
Rather than messing around with fiddly (and privacy-invading) one-to-one marketing, she says, many firms are instead sticking with the old geographical approach, but taking it online.
Judged on service, some of the new services have their drawbacks: fiddly boxes that must be fitted to telephones, slow connections, fuzzy sound quality.
There are a lot of fiddly ways to limit who can see what on your Wall and who can respond and blah, blah, blah.
And certain tasks, such as assembling components, remain too fiddly for robots to do well, which is why assembly is often subcontracted to low-wage countries.
In an effort to cut down on travel and boost productivity, Mr Katzenberg looked into videoconferencing in 2001 and found it clunky, unreliable and fiddly.
Migrating from Windows to Linux is a much more fiddly process.
There are some areas where I can see its appeal - tapping phones together to share photos is fun and less fiddly than sending via bluetooth.
Cash machines were a particular problem for some who found the buttons fiddly, found the screens hard to read, and were unable to remember a Pin code.
You can also control permissions on other AirPlay devices like the Sony STR-DN1030, but there's a limit of 20 devices, and it's a little bit fiddly.
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They took orders from their customers, did the fiddly bits to actually make the trades happen and then took a small fee on every trade to pay themselves.
No more messing around with fiddly mobile keyboards or bookmarks.
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At the same time, the connections of the spiral to the rest of the movement are far more accurate, also enhancing performance, and eliminating the need for fiddly adjustments.
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