Allegro ... Lento ... Moderato ... Tempo I indicates a return to the Allegro).

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Finally, when Winata testified, he perjured himself by denying that Tempo had interviewed him.

A judge who had previously ruled against Tempo in Winata's civil suit filled her vacancy.

Looser US monetary policy has thus set the tempo for inflation in a significant chunk perhaps as much as 60 of the global economy.

You see there are different lines you choose in your own tempo in your own way to follow the line, but you must respect it, more or less.

The EUFOR pattern and tempo of operations will continue, in close cooperation and coordination with other European Union actors, the wider international community and the Bosnia and Herzegovina authorities.

We have seen similar patterns in the past, when the parties increased the tempo of their offensive operations on the eve of a new round of political negotiations with a view to gaining a tactical advantage that can be leveraged at the negotiating table.

Over time, and in a process accentuated by the recent economic crisis, size and economic might meant that Germany began to set the tempo of European affairs. Today, Germany has clearly become the point of reference for shaping policy on the most important issues facing the EU.

It is a privilege for India to be a partner in the path that Afghanistan has chosen, so I come back with a great sense of satisfaction that our two countries are working hand in hand to accelerate the tempo of social and economic development and to strengthen the democratic foundations of the polity of Afghanistan.