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151 Finally, be prepared to pay a little bit more to get the service that you want rather than that which seems most convenient.
152 When you receive the inspection voucher simply telephone the most convenient centre arrange an appointment at any time between 9.00a.m. -6.00p.m.
153 This method of culture is the most convenient if repeated access is required for observation or manipulation.
154 Contemporary packaging trends are in the direction of convenient packages as exemplified by the tea bag.
155 Technical developments made possible both a greater variety and quality of signals and also more convenient ways of listening.
156 Internet Explorer saves each address individually as a shortcut, which makes them less convenient to transfer.
157 This takes place at a time prearranged to be mutually convenient.
158 The area is best explored from Nidri, a busy new village with three convenient beaches and comfortable accommodation.
159 Whether neighbour, camp follower or convenient snack, the wolves changed little as their owners were transformed.
160 For central government the region became a convenient administrative unit.
161 The most convenient method of keeping a note of important individuals and terminology is a card file or index.
162 Taxi ranks are situated at convenient locations in the town centre.
163 While death certificates are a convenient source of epidemiological data, their validity for the study of the dementing diseases is questionable.
164 It can be more convenient to have information delivered to you.
165 Unit Trusts Like PEPs, unit trusts are a convenient means of investing.
166 They are more convenient and often less expensive.-Buy in bulk.
167 Then they watch it later, at a more convenient time.
168 The 1832 crisis in South Carolina offers another convenient vantage point from which to consider the uneven application of federal military power.
169 Currently, many contracts stipulate the opposite -- making the proceedings much more convenient for the franchiser.
170 Brugg Brugg is a convenient place from which to explore an interesting and unspoiled area around.
171 Its small size and durable design allows you to use it in many convenient locations.
172 In organic chemistry it is thus more convenient to describe carbon in terms of its valency than its oxidation numbers.
173 They are often most convenient at right angles in plan,[www.] but could be devised on a semi-radial principle.
174 This traditional classification nevertheless remains a convenient way of approaching the task of describing the United Kingdom constitution.
175 As soon as she could find a convenient place to do so, she turned the car and headed back towards Hallborough.
176 A broken one can be replaced at a more convenient time.
177 The market for labour may be a convenient way to separate the schools of thought.
178 To appoint a receiver is more convenient for the mortgagee than taking possession.
179 Other friends swore by Jenny Craig because it was so convenient.
180 Walking is an easy and convenient way for most people to begin.
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