We could write ammonia as a base.

So let's say that we define this as some basis.

As a general rule, meetings of subsidiary bodies shall be held in private.

So I like to just rewrite this as the product rule.

At the same time, gender perspectives, as a rule, are not taken into account.

It is DC. You could view it as the base of the entire parallelogram.

The Austrian courts, generally speaking, act in conformity with the legal standpoint of the government.

As a general rule, meetings of subsidiary bodies shall be held in private.

2. As a general rule, meetings of other organs of the Conference shall be held in private.

Democracies, as a rule, also tend to honour human rights.

Legal advisers should as a general rule be attached to major military units.

2. As a general rule, decision making in the organs of the Authority should be by consensus.

These are the power agencies that serve as the political base for the conservatives inside Iran.

All Covenant rights were protected by the Italian Constitution, and served as a basis for Italy's domestic and foreign policies.

The Executive Committee of the High Commissioner's Programme shall, as a rule, hold one session annually, in the autumn.

Many of them totally get the notion of a special zone that people can opt into as a rule.

As a rule, they were vegetarians, rather amiable and easy to get along with.

Taking of hostages

Taking hostages

The taking of hostages.

Take the child.

Take lessons.

He took his chances.

Taking a siesta?

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As a rule, said Holmes, the more bizarre a thing is the less mysterious it proves to be.

And in it, he uses Markov models as the basis for how we can think about communication.

The boy began to cry.

He took a picture of the koala.

He took his sister along.

The boy started crying.

May I take a photo?

You need to take a break.

Sami took Layla.

Who took my keys?

Sami took the money.

Sami took classes.

Sami took my money.

Stop taking pictures

Syria has taken note of the offer.

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(b) The taking of hostages

(v) The taking of hostages

B. Taking refugees hostage . 53 64 14

It's decreasing.