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histories <a history; histories> SUST.

histories
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history <a history; histories> SUST.

history

history SUST. INFORM.

absence history ECON.

alert history SUST. INFORM.

approval history SUST. INFORM.

audit history SUST. INFORM.

browsing history SUST. INFORM.

case history

change history INFORM.

change history SUST. INFORM.

clear history ECON.

clinical history MED.

Communication History SUST. INFORM.

Conversation History SUST. INFORM.

employee history ECON.

File History SUST. INFORM.

health history SUST. INFORM.

history date ECON.

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Equipment instalment plans allow customers with good credit histories to pay for their devices through monthly instalments with no initial down payment.
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Imaginary personalities and histories are sometimes invented to enhance the verisimilitude of fictional universes, and the immersion of role-playing games.
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Until the 1970s, the pogrom of 1190 was often underplayed by official histories of the castle; early official guides to the castle made no reference to it.
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Most were hunter-gatherers with rich oral histories and advanced land-management practices developed over thousands of years since the ecological destruction of the initial colonisation phase.
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However, with my approach inevitably came sacrifices, most notably, a limited ability to describe these young womens histories and lives beyond life in the gang.
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These podcasts are created by staff, undergraduate and graduate students, and community volunteers with the intention of making oral histories shareable in an easy-to-access format.
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His county histories are characterised by fullness of details, clearness of statement, and orderly arrangement.
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He conflates the histories of the first and fourth crusades.
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Yet there are deeper societal problems at play as well, including long histories of poverty, joblessness, segregation and neglect in these crime-ridden neighborhoods.
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Unscrupulous businesses or business people often change names and locations to hide complaint histories.
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