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The foregoing story was by an English writer.

Don't take the foregoing discussion as an excuse not to think about failure conditions.

As I see it, there is only one solution to all the foregoing difficulties.

Proposals for discussion of the foregoing important issues shall all be made by the factory director.

This role, like the foregoing one, is assumed rather than assigned.

It is in view of the foregoing that an account bas been attempted here of the plan for a cottage scale bakery.

The formation and development of the foregoing ideas about security represent progress in human civilization and constitute the basis of the new security concept.

Because traditionally the holding of cash meant foregoing interest, economists assume people minimise their cash-holding and prefer to hold deposits which earn interest.

But in the foregoing illustration we have taken precisely the kind of machine that has been the special object of modern technophobia.

From the foregoing discussion, we can see that advertisements influence consumers both favorably and unfavorably and the degrees of this influence differ from person to person.

We take a rest, in the rest of the time, can easily review the foregoing socialist form of how the state by "public private" change into "half public to private ownership" half the course and reason.

In making the foregoing determinations, the court shall review the whole record or those parts of it cited by a party, and due account shall be taken of the rule of prejudicial error.