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Among wrestling rules changes approved this week by the National Federation of State High School Associations is that starting next season, competitors must weigh in wearing "suitable" undergarments.
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Curious, I called the Associations department once again.
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The Home Depots Paul Raines to Chair The Latin American Associations 19th Annual Latin Fever Ball: Caribe Ritmo, Sabor y Sol - Atlanta
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John’s response: … How does your boss measure the ROI of attending Chamber mixers, participating in Associations, and dropping in on networking luncheons?
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It left neighboring ministers, that is, the Associations, if one among their number seemed to be too free in lending his pulpit to itinerant preachers, to curb his friendliness.
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He also gets what we have called Associations established between the acts and the pleasure or pain which they give, and so avoids the painful and repeats the pleasurable ones.
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"Associations" or how much "influence" one has over another is a difficult thing to prove.
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The Agricultural Bureau or Farmers 'Associations' meetings provide intercourse with other men on the land.
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His expectation that their labor would be highly prized, was fortified by the "Associations" at Port Phillip to obtain laborers from Van Diemen's Land, and the resolutions of the committee of the New South Wales Council, where a strong disposition was exhibited, on the part of employers, to renew transportation.
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* Brooks 'group is officially called the National Narcotic Officers' Associations 'Coalition (make sure to include both apostrophes!), but this is such a terrible name that, taking my cue from Stossel and other media outlets, I refuse to use it.
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