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It may be acceptable to have all full repositories unavailable if there are few or no definitional changes occurring during an outage.

Organisations on the ground are able to decide how best the funds may be used if they are donated with few or no strings attached.

A piece of land with few or no buildings within or adjoining a town, maintained for recreational and ornamental purposes.

New trends, springing out of trading ranges, are notoriously fast, with few or no pull backs .

Birds and animals which hunt at night have eyes which contain few or no cones at all, so they cannot see colours.

Reservoir induced seismicity is induced by the reservoir, even some places experience few or no earthquakes before.

France, Spain and four others plead for more spending in the south and boosting the Union for the Mediterranean, with few or no conditions.

The novice teachers refer to trainee teachers with few or no teaching experience or teachers with only one-year service.

Singaporean Muslims have long been tolerant and moderate. So, terrorism or extremism will find few or no supporters.

The vaginal mucosa is thin with diffuse erythema, occasional petechiae or ecchymoses, and few or no vaginal folds.

That is not to say, as some lazy pundits do, that Mr Cameron's Tories have few or no policies.

Frustration among evacuated residents, many of whom left with few or no personal possessions, has grown as the crisis drags on.

With few or no natural predators, and thanks to the advent of hunting bans in developed areas, they thrived.

Severe pain may occur, or the infection may linger with few or no symptoms, gradually damaging the tubes and rendering the woman sterile.

Vegetation appears red, water appears blue, and land with few or no growing plants appears in earth tones.

They equip UN workers on the ground to implement most strategic, when given with few or no strings attached.

Compared to grassland, cropland provides few or no resources for breeding birds.

Not readily reactive with other elements; forming few or no chemical compounds.

90-day releases, also called quarterly maintenance releases, contained few or no new features.

at the majority of nonacademic institutions, few or no autopsies are ever performed.

There's nothing sadder than a social network account with few or no friends.

If you eat few or no animal foods, consider a blood test for iron deficiency.

Generally they run small shops and employ few or no assistants.

And the armed forces are starting to train for warfare with few or no data links.

in fresh waters , few or no stocks remain unexploited.

There are few or no symptoms early in the disease and no effective screening tests.

Such agencies also have few or no procedural issues.

Chronic leukemias have few or no blast cells.

It offers hope to certain patients who had few or no options before.

In most other cases, GRUB 2 offers few or no advantages over GRUB Legacy.

few---- I had few or no opportunities.

It ticks the other boxes too because it is disease resistant, so requires few or no fungicides.

2 (1) Leaves mostly opposite or subopposite, with few or no rust-colored hairs.

Secondly, high-level languages are portable , meaning that they can run on different kinds of computers with few or no modifications.

Affording transportation to a destination with few or no stops and no transfers:

Circumstances giving rise to the inquiry are unique with few or no precedents

Inflorescences racemelike, usually with few or no branches, 1 flower per axil;

Inflorescences racemelike, with few or no branches, 1 flower per axil;