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In side withdrawal, the spool must rotate in order for the yarn to be removed.

Some of the branches must be cut off in order for the tree to grow.

They can feel at ease in order for us to learn, hoping every day.

Simply maneuver each stone pair or trio together in order for them to disintegrate.

All of the papers were in order for the meeting the next day.

Longfellow was granted leave of absence in order for him to visit Germany "for the benefit of his health".

It was a busy morning for Heidi, who put the hut in order for the expected visitor.

You don't have to wait for a major peers in order for a major idea, a master strategy, or approval from your peers in order for you to act on that little thought.

They temporarily lose their function, so sound has to be made louder in order for you to hear it.

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However, in order for this mixed environment to work, certain V6 performance enhancements are not turned on by default.

One caveat to node removal: the node must be running in order for this automatic removal process to proceed.

Insomniacs often have trouble regulating their body temperatures, which must drop in order for sleep to occur.

He also issued a clear message to President Obama that he must attend the meeting in Copenhagen in person in order for an effective deal to be reached.

The same data is represented in many different ways by different applications in order for each one to achieve maximum efficiency in a specific area.

You have to have a big orange cup for them to refill in order for the wristband to be any use.

Every disputed issue has to be resolved in order for the deal to take place. And the business lawyers bear the primary responsibility for getting it done.

There exists an old wound and it is necessary for it to close in order for it to heal, "said Rowhani."

You must change the sequence of the two steps in the process in order for the payroll service to work properly.

The application server should track the user's sign-in on the device being used in order for data to be presented correctly.