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91. Lesseps and Ismail , however , turned down the idea on the grounds of cost.
92. Last night, the drug lord's lawyer said his client is expected to fight the order on the grounds of his 'human rights'.
93. Indicate epidemiology investigation , confirm on the grounds of international sampling investigation, major part in the cancerogenic patient who has a smoke is a passive smoker.
94. Bennett said: "On the petition for divorce presented by Miss Heather Mills, I pronounce the decree nisi of divorce on the grounds of two years' separation.
95. Further study is made to distinguish collapsed pole from fault, fold and graben on the grounds of previous research about delayed diffracted wave from collapsed pole.
96. In this paper, an effective solution to calculating the electrostatic and magnetostatic field force—solution of virtual displacement—is given on the grounds of theory and examples.
97. The translative principles which are on the grounds of the translative viewpoint of semiotics and the purpose of brand naming include adaptation, relation and concision.
98. BAODING, China — One night in late October, a college student named Chen Xiaofeng was in-line skating with a friend on the grounds of Hebei University in central China.
99. Making use of time series model and other econometric approach, this article partitions the trend of China's GDP data, and repartitions China's economic cycle on the grounds of the empirical results.
100. The government confirmed the hiring of Yana Lapikova to join the pool of Putin's official photographers as an intern but insisted she had been chosen on the grounds of her personal qualities alone.
101. Borland was cleared of murder but found guilty of manslaughter on the grounds of diminished responsibility.
102. Since the opening of the Family Court of Australia in late 1975 applications for "principal relief" have been solely on the grounds of separation for a year or more.
103. The decision was taken on the grounds of new intelligence, cost and technical feasibility, he said.
104. British government spokesman said the authorities intended to deport them on the grounds of national security.
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