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track

the type of procedures which will apply to a case under the Civil Procedure Rules.

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The training forces dancers to keep track of these rhythmic phrases, as opposed to keeping track of the downbeat.

What it really boils down to is that keeping track of applications can save money, both from avoiding duplicative buying and from averting fines.

Are you on top of your software licensing? Recognition of the issue, and use of license tracking software, can go a long way toward cutting costs and warding off fines from vendors able to show licensing violations

Even when you buy gas at the gas station, there's a disk somewhere that's moving around and keeping track of everything that's going on.

The most important invention of the 20th century? To one who was there, it was disk

The label even has boxes for keeping track of washings.

Ok, here's your JSLIST PM list for taking care of me

Keeping track of who is coming to America will make the country safer, he says.

Immigration reform

For the rest of us, who have trouble keeping track of which branch of hominids we are ultimately descended from, this reinvention of our transformation from a bunch of warring apes into the bunch of warring apes we are today is fascinating.

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Turning un the faucet will necessitate keeping track of your soil's moisture level by sticking your hand under the mulch in a few places and feeling the dirt, watching leaves for signs of wilting, and keeping track of interruptions in plant growth.

Just add water: Frank Tenarelli explores the art of gardening in a midsummer Southern drought

THE much-feared Labour chief whip in the Euro Parliament, Bill Miller, is extremely good at keeping track of MEPs.