Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• is to take shorter strides.
• 2. If a shipping company wishes to operate seasonally a regular service for a shorter time period not exceeding six months a year, it shall notify the competent authority of the host State or States not later than three months before such operation takes place.
• If the weather is bad, we must take shorter trips.
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• After 1 hour take an aliquot and centrifuge (6.12) at 3000 g for 10 min (higher g can be used at correspondingly shorter time).
• If a shipping company wishes to operate seasonally a regular scheduled service for a shorter time period not exceeding six months a year, it shall notify the competent authority of the host State or States not later than three months before such operation takes place.
• For example, sale of a portfolio or of individual assets may be possible, and should therefore take place, in a significantly shorter time than sale of a business as a going concern, particularly when that business must first be carved out from a wider entity.
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• that, on average, it'll take less time to see head
• We'd have a better chance of setting the record if we made this a blanket fort, you know, take less time.
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• Of course, it could take less time to Japan.
• We cannot sit back, however, as someone suggested, but must make sure that these rules are adopted quickly by the Member States, which have 24 months at most to do so, although we hope some of them may take less time.
• It would take less time to make a list of the things that don't.
• I remind you that a regulation is directly applicable and will take less time than overall revision of the directive.
• We'd have a better chance of setting the record if we made this a blanket fort, you know, take less time.