Part of the Administration section is really Governance, the rest is about settlements in the civil parish or geography so I think it's somewhat muddled.
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The main armory building has a two-story, brick administration section in the Art Deco style, with an attached drill hall, taking a " T "-shaped plan.
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:: The Smithsonian Institution # Administration section suggests that the institution isn't part of the executive branch, but is a special trust, self-administered and overseen by representatives from all three branches of the US Government.
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After a short struggle with the finance ministry in Paris, an allocation of 4, 300 million Specialized Administration Sections ( S . A . S ) to be manned by a new corps of Algerian Affairs officer.
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Nine years after the new hospital opened its doors to patients it experienced a large scale fire which completely gutted the interior of the administration section, all of the female wards, and part of the male wards.
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By 1960 the publishing and administration section of the company also relocated from Townhead to join the printing section in Kirkintilloch Road, Bishopbriggs, and in 1971, new premises were occupied in Wester Cleddens Road, eventually becoming the headquarters of the company.
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We are seeing a pattern developing showing that any woman who objects to the use of profanity and sexual terminology in the enforcement and administration sections of this site will be asked to leave, just as I was, both online and in real life.
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During her long career in the party, Mariliza Xenogiannakopoulou has been member of the PASOK Central Committee ( 1994-2005 ) and the National Council ( 2005-2012 ), member of the International Relations Committee ( 1985-1999 ), and alternate Secretary of the Local Administration Section ( 1999-2005 ).
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At this time the school comprised only what is now the administration section, but it grew rapidly-the Mary Jagger Hall ( named after Jagger's wife ) was added in 1926 and in 1930 extensions to the Hall-with the famous open sleeping balconies which were popular at the time, though not with the unfortunate girls who endured them until 1971.
