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reclamare
(redirected from reclama)

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Reclama da fadiga intelectual; o cansaco fisico que nao acompanha a efervescencia das ideias: A mao e que se recusa a escrever.
Entre o sonho e vigilia: o tema da amizade na escrita modernista by Pimenta Velloso, Monica / Tempo - Revista do Departamento de Historia da UFF
The research would not dispute the validity of incentives nor serve as a reclama to the GAO report; the research would look for both deterministic and probabilistic incentive attributes: and finally, the research would begin with a few key assumptions: * Improved contractor performance has not always been achieved through the use of award fee/incentive fee contracts.
Incentive contracts: the attributes that matter most in driving ... by Tremaine, Robert L. / Defense A R Journal
The exact date when the deactivating unit should be off the red-cycle tasking line-of-sight must be specified so that deactivating units do not constantly have to submit reclamas for taskings to their higher headquarters.
Unit deactivation logistics in review by Nwafor, Vincent C. / Army Logistician
 
 
 
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