Size but the root According to require and change through counter, full-automatic to draw cutting, it is stable to operate, Easy to operate.

本机适用裤耳、橡根、接链、魔术贴包边条等之切除，长短可根据要求通过计数器调整，全自动拉切，运转平稳，操作方便。

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If you go through your white flour in less than a year, you can safely keep it on the counter in an airtight jar or canister.

如果您可以在不到一年的时间里用完您的白面粉，那您就可以放心的把它放在柜台上的密闭瓶或罐中。

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There are the "counter-dependents", those who usually disagree with everything that is said, particularly if it comes from the chairman or through consensus from the group.

“反依赖者”，他们通常对所有言论都不同意，尤其是当言论来自主席或通过集团达成一致意见时。

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"We need a more comprehensive approach and we need therefore a new concordant spanning economic development, strengthening institutions, improved security through deeper cooperation on both counter-terrorism and other issues,"

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Through the dynamics of the counter-plot, the similes reassure us of what Hartman calls the "graceful coexistence of free will and divine providence."

从这个反计的整个催动力来看，这些比喻向我们再次确认了被哈特曼称为,“自由意志和神圣天意华丽的共存“的结合“

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Generally these are called over-the-counter contracts because they're not arranged through exchanges.

通常来说 它们被称为场外交易合同,因为这种交易是在交易所之外进行的

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More importantly, these policies are not the consequence of Palestinian lobbying efforts, and so Israel cannot hope to change them through counter-lobbying efforts.

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There are parallels to how you can use information, share it through counter-arties, and how information can be made to the patient or advisors to help with their care.

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"It's all about how fast they can get customers through the checkout counter, " says Madeline Aufseeser, a payments-industry analyst at Aite Group LLC, a financial-services research firm, who is skeptical many large merchants would try surcharging for fear of angering consumers.

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