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were de", "definition": "The phrase 'were de' is not a commonly used English phrase and does not have a specific definition.
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Procurement participants were de facto without any control.
Instead of tackling abuse the messengers were de tained.
Cell phones were de rigueur.
Records were reviewed individually and irrelevan t reco rds were de leted.
These subs were de signed for decompression within the diverlockout compartment.
Sunglasses and the shortest shorts were de rigeur.
No salmonella were de tected at any of the sites where this test was carried out.
Skirts and dresses were de rigueur.
They were de facto viceroys and by their privileges were very close to the king.
Of patients were de novo.
Relive a time when enormous bath tubs and dressing for dinner were de rigeur.
France and Navarre were de facto independent kingdoms.
These parameters were de.
Each one of them were de facto monarchs over smaller parts of the Kingdom.
We all thought you were De ad.
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Many states were de facto independent long before the Tang Empire dissolved.
And it is what the Chinese students massacred on Tiananmen Square were de manding.
The procedures for negotiations were de cided by the Luxembourg European Council.
It is ex actly what Members ofthe European Parliament were de manding.
The attackers were de Havilland Mosquitos of the Polish squadron of the RAF.
Steels are concerned, recent advances were de.
The majority of aeroplanes used were De Havilland Tiger Moth single engined biplanes.
In response to the Soviet invasion, diplomatic missions were de facto removed.
A number of legal instruments were de - vised to provide financial assistance.
Towards the end of the Seljuk empire, the Atabegs were de facto rulers.
Additionally, midsize firms were de facto restricted from advertising simply because of limited budgets.
On the subject of the amendments, it is true that two were de clared inadmissible.
Because they were de facto governments, there was a legal controversy about the validity of decree-laws.
Accordingly, the authors conclude that judicial remedies were de facto unavailable in this case.
The outcomes assessed were de novo stroke, AMI, or death from cardiovascular causes.
Instead of waltzes, Sirtaki and Greek dances were de rigueur on this evening.
Moreover, nearly 0.5 million were de voted to supporting observation by local civil society organisations.
Second, the Commission erred in finding that they were de facto directors.
In the countryside, Catholics were de facto exempt from performing corvée labour.
Those two territories, which subsequently became officially independent, were de facto reannexed by Russia.
Both sets of principalities were de facto independent, but paid nominal allegiance to Byzantium.
As regards the physico-chemical parameters, surface-active substances were de tected in some areas.
They weren't broadcast and were de facto forbidden, but they were widely known.
For the transcriptome profile analysis, the sequences were de novo assembled by trinity program.
They were de facto silver printed notes, claims against a definite amount of gold . [ 2 ].
Packed stadiums were not a novelty anymore, neither were de diverse ways of disagreement among fans.
His vehicles were De Dietrich 9.5 horsepower wagons with gasoline engines, built at Lunéville, France.
In consequence, whereas unemployment compensation systems were de signed to provide income support for.
Retentionist countries that were de facto abolitionist at the beginning of 1999.
Although not called Presidents, they were de facto heads of state.
We all thought you were De ad. Where the hell are you, ma?
Some 117 remaining crew members survived, among them were de Mafra, and Guido de Lavezaris.
According to legend, what were de Quesada and his men forced to eat?
The world 's present IPR mechanisms were de a specific rightholder.
In most States, all persons were de jure equal before the law.
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