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A non-unionized employee who senses or is aware of an impending termination may make a last minute application for membership in a union.
Termination of employment and union representation by Melko, Annija / The Baltic Times (Riga, Latvia)
And the statistics from qualification body Edexel are set to mirror the national outlook and rise further still as students make last minute applications to electronically receive tomorrow's A-Level results and their GCSE results the following week.
Hundreds of students opt to get exam results online; Web used to ... by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
A dab of the rear brake at the start of the braking process would steady the bike, but there is simply too much going on too fast for the human brain to cope with minute applications of rear pedal at the exact right time - unless your name is Valentino Rossi, although even he's been known to get out of shape under braking.
Honda put brakes on Fireblade; on two wheels by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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