The office will work with Pyongyang's government-run Korea Foreign Transportation Corp . to deliver commercial documents and other parcels to foreign joint ventures and other customers, they said.
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Today the north end of the tunnel is sealed by a concrete and rubble installation, while the former mine / CAD is used for secure commercial document storage.
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While research in the 1960s concentrated on limited language pairs and input, demand in the 1970s was for low-cost systems that could translate a range of technical and commercial documents.
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Most of the script in Tocharian was a derivative of the Manichaean religious texts, there were also monastery correspondence and accounts, commercial documents, caravan permits, medical and magical texts, and one love poem.
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The alphabet the Tocharians were using is derived from the Manichaean religious texts, there were also monastery correspondence and accounts, commercial documents, caravan permits, and medical and magical texts, and one love poem.
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The African Union draft convention would also allow courts or other authorities to confiscate or seize banking, financial or commercial documents to fight what it describes as " the rampant corruption " in the continent.
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The legal usage of languages other than Spanish was forbidden : all government, notarial, legal and commercial documents were to be drawn up exclusively in Spanish, and any written in other languages were deemed null and void.
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American Banknote, which prints travelers checks, food stamps, and other commercial documents, together with the other Brazilian companies has contracted with Shanxi to install at least 25 thousand telephones that will accept the new cards by the end of 1998.
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MacLean on cross-examination tried to paint Brownlee as a man of tremendous persuasive powers, recalling his time as a lawyer in Calgary, only to have Brownlee retort that he had only ever tried two cases, spending most of his time drafting commercial documents.
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Documentation ( including correspondence, commercial documents, photographs and paintings ) associated with the place and physical evidence ( including built structures, materials, furniture, fittings and objects ) on and beneath the ground have potential to contribute to a greater understanding of the place and the settlement of Queensland.
