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Examples
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Seta's R74 million discretionary allowance for the 2002/03 financial year, said the Seta executive committee in a statement.
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Witbooi said domestic workers wanted Mdladlana to institute a levy for employers to help pay for the initiative and its sustainability, similar to other Seta's.
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The Seta's chief executive officer Ivor Blumenthal told reporters that the body had never asked the government to bail it out.
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The newspaper said the "debt crisis" prompted the department to initiate an investigation into the Seta's activities.
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In the next decade we need to continue to enhance school education as well as focus on the transition between school and work or self-employment - in particular the FET colleges, and ensure the efficient functioning of skill bodies such as Seta's.
1. INTRODUCTION 2004
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It is unclear which Seta's had underspent on their budgets.
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"I still await final audited figures ... but preliminary figures at my disposal show that about R1,7-billion or 87 percent of funds disbursed to Seta's have either been paid in grants or have been paid to projects identified as sector priorities."
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It was all she could do not to make Seta's terrors come true then and there.
The Great Hunt Jordan, Robert 1990
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The collar on Egwene's neck provided anger enough, and if it had not, Seta's fear, the knowledge of how deserved it truly was, and her own knowledge of what she wanted to do to the woman, would have done it.
The Great Hunt Jordan, Robert 1990
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She could feel the sweat soaking Seta's skin, the cold tremors that shook her limbs: The yellow-haired Seanchan was terrified.
The Great Hunt Jordan, Robert 1990
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