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Please reimport your rubbish so we can move on," added Ochie Tolentino, coordinator of Cavite Green Coalition.

They have turned over hundreds of thousands of euros for the new concessions that have just been awarded and now have to reimport them.

This interaction preventing nuclear reimport by concealing nuclear localization signals and promotes the FOXO3ap degradation by the proteasome [7, 16].

One example of Finch's translations that reimport the stakes of Stuart allegiance is her "Part of the Fifth Scene in the Second Act of Athalia" from Jean-Baptiste Racine's important play Athalie: Tragedie Tiree de l'Ecriture Sainte (Paris, 1691).

He disappointed us when he vaguely stated that a Canadian solution is being developed and made no firm declaration to reimport his country's garbage.

Russia has no customs border with Kazakhstan or Belarus, both of which are in a position to reimport banned goods to Russia in circumvention of the ban.

From now on, only museums and a few other entities like the government will be eligible to reimport military-grade firearms.

Finally, she notes, "performance is valued for its potential to reimport a desired immediacy, albeit one often accompanied by caveats acknowledging the ubiquity of mediation." (2)

Yet we have to export it to neighbouring countries (for processing) and then reimport it at high prices," Rezayee says.

In addition, if one wants to change the score process the user must reimport and score the data again.

In his paper, Jeffrey Frankel suggested that advanced economies need to 'reimport' economic lessons they originally exported to other countries.