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group sentence examples

  • Groups of 20 people or more.
  • One 46-year-old mason who joined the group eight years ago said he was tired of cuban authorities " imposing ideas " on society.
  • Less well known was the part played in this campaign by ethnic minority groups.
  • Group discussions, church or fellowship bible studies, or one-on-one discipleship training.
  • Next year, 16 qualifiers from each age group will be invited to take part in the final.
  • Group of friends who hold her in such high regard.
  • Groups currently under-represented in education and training.
  • Most of them arrived in italy by crossing the adriatic sea in small groups.
  • Group leaders: you may be asking: are people coming?
  • The service is reviewed through the use of user questionnaires and focus groups.
  • The development has been monitored on an ongoing basis by a multi-agency steering group combining representation from camhs, amhs, connections and yes.
  • They have a directory of affiliated local voluntary groups.
  • The premises were also being used by local community groups.
  • What led a group of young catholic men to risk their lives for their faith?
  • The premises were also being used by local community groups.
  • A high level steering group is to be set up to take the recommendations forward over the coming sessions.
  • None of the newcomers had seen any larger group of civilians on their trek to the border, he added.
  • Less well known was the part played in this campaign by ethnic minority groups.
  • There are around 40 different groups using the website to compete for fun or to raise funds this season.
  • Thanks to per, marcus and michael from the discussion group.

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