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• The IMF will send a full delegation on Aug . 20.
• The IMF will send a full delegation Aug . 20.
• The full delegation contains 633 members, with 407 athletes _ 138 men and 269 women.
• He had a full delegation of authority from President Wilson and Secretary of War Baker.
• The full delegation finally left the Kosovo capital after heavy diplomatic pressure forced the Serbs to relent.
• Bosnian officials said no full delegation would meet with him while fighting continued in the Bihac region.
• He said there were " quite good chances " that the full delegations would meet again on Friday.
• Abdullah said at the start of talks with the full delegation, which followed a one-on-one meeting with Putin.
• In this year, it was made a full delegation, and the community of Landa was recognized as a town.
• These countries, and the seven countries listed above, were invited to send a full delegation to the EUSO 2005.
• Musharraf and Singh shook hands before going into an hourlong one-on-one meeting, followed by a session with their full delegations.
• Afterward, the full delegations _ nine Iraqis and eight U . N . officials _ met for another 90 minutes.
• U . N . diplomats said no official response was expected from them until Monday, when the full delegations resume talks.
• These states maintained full delegations in both the U . S . and C . S . congresses throughout the war.
• The pope met with Haider and an Austrian bishop for several minutes before he addressed the full delegation, the Vatican said.
• Seoul was expected to boycott the Friday-Sunday forum unless its full delegation _ businessmen, government officials and journalists _ is invited.
• Usually this act takes the form of a full delegation of debt, and therefore a full substitution of the delegatee for the delegator.
• Pershing exercised significant control over his command, with a full delegation of authority from Wilson and Secretary of War Newton D . Baker.
• Full delegations from Israel and the PLO will engage in the negotiations in an effort to meet a deadline only two weeks away.