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A pre-qualifying tournament for Europe's weakest sides would not only give those involved competitive action in matches where they might actually get a meaningful result but also streamline the qualification for the rest, making the international breaks that little bit more engaging.
Five things we learned from the international fixtures this weekend | Evan Fanning 2011
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A pre-qualifying tournament for Europe's weakest sides would not only give those involved competitive action in matches where they might actually get a meaningful result but also streamline the qualification for the rest, making the international breaks that little bit more engaging.
Five things we learned from the international fixtures this weekend | Evan Fanning 2011
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Since golf and NASCAR both have pre-qualifying, not everybody makes the cut to the final day of competition, and these group matchups require all individuals to qualify in order to be eligible for action.
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Then have regional pre-qualifying to get down to 60 teams for the final stage of qualifying.
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There is no pre-qualifying explanation about the medically-prescribed path that brought them there on registration day.
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There is no pre-qualifying explanation about the medically-prescribed path that brought them there on registration day.
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In most parts of the planet, a pre-qualifying round is standard practice: Outside of South America, which has only 10 FIFA members, every other football federation has some form of pre-qualifying process before major international tournaments.
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As soon as you sit down with the lender to start to pre-qualifying, getting the loan, find out if this is an option.
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Unlike in previous years, there will be no pre-qualifying contests in local bars the week before Halloween.
West Hollywood Halloween Carnaval…wild ‘n kinky party of the year! « Julian Ayrs & Pop Culture 2008
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Insurance companies like to use words like pre-qualifying of insurance applicants, all this means is they are picking and choosing who will get insurance and who won't.
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