One common criticism of the Channel Islands is not addressed in any detail by the report.

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Meanwhile, aliens including fathead minnows, channel catfish and common carp, which would have been hard put to survive in the savage waters of the undammed canyon, have moved in.

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This kind of channel stuffing is especially common before a new drug is launched.

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Each weekday, the flabby culprits gather in the common rooms to watch a market report on a cable channel.

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The new system will help identify those with no right to enter the so-called common travel area - comprising the UK, Ireland, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man - before they arrive at the border.

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The effect is that users do not have to wait for a channel to clear if another person is talking, as is common with many high traffic systems today.

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Mr Besson said he planned to work with the British government on a common strategy "to reinforce controls and make the passage by the (Channel) Tunnel or port as difficult as possible for illegal immigrants".

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Their dispute is a common one in the modern media age: the distributor, seeing a limited market, wants the channel on a premium tier.

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It reminded me that the people I interact with professionally and personally are individuals that behave in a certain manner for reasons that I cannot fathom but must channel, funnel, or mold into a productive member of my team so that we can achieve a common goal.

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