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91. Nor did it provide an opportunity for judicial review to those who might be adversely affected.
92. Applicable only if the members' accrued rights or vested benefits under the sub-scheme will be adversely affected.
93. Applicable only if the members' accrued rights or vested benefits under the sub-scheme will not be adversely affected.
94. Sixty-one per cent of respondents overall said their work was adversely affected by lack of sleep, with each losing an estimated 6.2 days a year as a result.
95. Income distribution will move adversely and the social contract will erode further.
96. How could they offer a warrantee if simply changing climates would adversely affect them?
97. Repeated episodes of apnea and hypopnea may result in desaturation and arousals , which could adversely affect left ventricular function.
98. The Vendor shall do nothing during or after the termination of this contract which would adversely affect the validity or enforceability of the Trade Marks.
99. But scented tea still suggests you are drunk less had better, the how many meeting in tea contains coffeine, the infantile cerebra development in this pair of lactation says adversely.
100. Toxins adversely influence cells and tissues in the body, revising their functions.
101. Once inside our bodies, they start to affect our health adversely.
102. In addition, interruption line operators will also adversely affect the business reputation.
103. Fu Xiaoqiang : First, India Tourism, the economy will adversely affected.
104. A tiny drop of wetting agent, alcohol, or dishwashing liquid maybe added to the water to decrease surface tension of water which can adversely affect the results.
105. Such carryover should not result in the carryover of degradants or microbial contamination that may adversely alter the established API impurity profile.
106. We commented adversely upon the imbecility of that message of telegraphic style.
107. This may or may not adversely affect customer realized and unrealized gains and losses.
108. Upper-limb immobilisation appears to have little effect on the ability to drive a car unchallenged, but to adversely affect responses to routine hazards.
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