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So far we have visited over 100 schools and talked to more than 50,000 pupils. |
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The largest threat to totalizing control of schools in Ireland has so far come from the integrated schooling movement. |
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So far 39 people have suffered from Salmonellosis. |
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Diplomatic efforts so far have failed. |
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The only government support so far has been a recommendation by the Rural Development Commission. |
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Businessmen say that the only impact so far has been a shift of orders from China to Macao. |
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| up till (until) now |
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Nobody up till now has said that British Rail is perfect; everyone acknowledges that there are big improvements to be made. |
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The HIV virus doesn't lie dormant as had been thought up till now, but rather copies itself or mutates. |
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Up till now it is assumed that the oldest graphisms on the Balkan peninsula, according to some scientists, are dated between 10.650 to 10.100 B.C. |
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Up till now the only pressure politicians felt was from the right. |
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Our collection mainly consists of production machines from the late sixties up till now. |
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Up until now US and British troops have met with determined resistance. |
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An astute reader might point out that up until now the reporting has been that IEDs (Improvised Explosive Devices) were the weapon of choice for the Sunni insurgents and not Shia militias. |
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| up to now |
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Up to now no appropriate hydrofoil sailing boat has been developed for open sea and real weather conditions. |
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Up to now, many of the important discoveries about nuclear weapon effects have been made not through deliberate scientific inquiry but by accident. |
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Up to now, much of the focus of the impact of global warming has been on polar regions. |
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