Marwah's work is an intimate piece and the title, Mood Diary, reflects that well.
Despite a complex voting system, party strength in the Senead usually reflects that in the Dail.
This reflects that these August children can be almost a year younger than their September-born classmates.
Until one reflects that mutating architecture would likely be worse than the ills it seeks to cure.
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It is important that the curriculum reflects that, and it's correct these are recorded separately, to ensure transparency.
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It also reflects that the jobs market is changing - with more demand for graduates and skilled workers.
The acquisition reflects that security is now a fundamental component of online computing.
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But, apart from seasonal factors, experts say it reflects that the rate of inflation is edging up in Brazil.
Cromwell reflects that he has heard those words before, about a different woman.
The record reflects that Ms. Currie's testimony on this issue was clear five times, every time she was asked.
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Rush Limbaugh, one of the most opinionated men in media, reflects that change.
Fields reflects that healing in the wake of a terror attack like Oklahoma City or Boston takes a lot of time.
Mr Mullin reflects that ministerial team meetings with Mr Prescott must be rather like being at the court of Boris Yeltsin.
The stock market reflects that local traders are more gamblers than fiduciaries.
And I think that reflects that it relates specifically to this incident.
And the record number of women seeking office reflects that this year.
While exempt organizations officials knew of the situation earlier, the timeline reflects that IRS senior leadership did not have this level of detail.
So it was a snapshot into the fact -- into the world that reflects that we have a lot more work to do.
Apple is an emotive company and its stock price reflects that.
For you see, and here is the cell phone record, it reflects that at 3:32 p.m. on December 28th from Arlington, Virginia to Washington, D.
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The plan Ms Gillard has announced largely reflects that committee's consensus.
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They are very aware of their bodies, aware of people looking at them and they have started to dress in a way that reflects that situation.
The chart also reflects that the homebuilders were up almost 20% at the start of last week and gave up some of their gains as the week progressed.
The report also reflects that the majority of young people currently get most of their history in primary schools and urges better training in the subject for primary teachers.
"While Exempt Organizations officials knew of the situation earlier, the timeline reflects that IRS senior leadership did not have this level of detail, " the statement from the IRS read.
If a company is offering a promotional price for a family mobile phone plan, it wants to make sure the bill reflects that, or customers will get annoyed and leave.
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Private plans' use of a bond-based discount rate reflects that higher equity returns are not a free lunch--the firm will be required to cough up extra cash if the assets underperform.
"Microsoft's political giving philosophy is that we give to incumbent candidates who work on issues important to the hi-tech industry, and our political giving reflects that, " says Microsoft spokeswoman Ginny Terzano.
The insurer's contract language, she says, reflects that, "like most homeowner insurers, Allstate provides coverage against losses that occur only on a chance basis, " or where the insured cannot control the loss.
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