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To be flexible with the market trend is not their style...
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But women's willingness to be flexible with traditional gender roles is now allowing them to pull ahead.
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Instead, the one-piece forward section was designed to be flexible.
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The commissioners were also instructed to refuse loans, but to be flexible in the arrangement of payment terms for financial matters.
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Workers can be flexible because they enjoy security of employment and earnings.
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As such egoistical relationships have to be flexible enough so that it can be ended up at the will of the participant.
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A workflow management system needs be flexible enough that changes can be made on the fly.
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Costs were structured differently, and it made sense that prices would be flexible, but employment would tend to be inflexible.
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Its goal is to be flexible and light-footed, so that it can be customized and embedded into third party applications.
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They are thin enough to be flexible when worn, and for the incised decoration to appear as relief on their underside.
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