Early selections " Same Old Song and Dance " and " Dream On " found Aerosmith in fine form.
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The system's institutional structure and the presence of programmes allowing early selection show similarities with Central European and ex-socialist countries.
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This early selection, he said, means suppliers are enlisted to solve problems long before design and hardware changes are needed.
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"It's not so much a talent search as a civil right, " he said of the early selection of future musicians.
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Hightower resigned his commission in June 1970, after early selection to attend the United States Army Command and General Staff College.
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An early selection would please the lucky few but irritate hordes of other hopefuls who are angling for one of the spots.
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But Chung said South Korea would not mind an early selection, because its campaign for the 2002 World Cup is well under way.
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The draft is an imprecise science, and it is possible the Redskins could make a bad pick with one of those early selections.
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Filter theory reflects an early selection theory because certain information is selected and attended to at a very early stage of information processing.
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Because of the wide range of works being offered, the drawing & mdash; and in particular, an early selection & mdash; was important.
