(1) A letter writing campaign, bused -in retirees, focus groups, and other tricks were used to try to derail the ZEV mandate.

(2) The appeal of his work -in our opinion- derives mainly from the visual power of the composition, a boundless wealth of imagery and his spatial sensibility.

(3) Voice over Police have interviewed sixteen hundred people - some of them fellow walkers -in their search for the killers.

(4) The voters of Cheltenham turn out in large numbers for a General Election -in 1987 the figure was almost 80 percent.

(5) VB timer and API function programming methods can be used to get the result of dynamic zoom -in and zoom - out, fade-in and fade- out.

(6) If a contact is hidden it will not anymore appear in the phone built -in public Contacts list but it will remain visible in the Hidden Contacts application list.

(7) Methods to place orders are: Via Web Portal, Walk -In , Phone-In (sentencedict.com/-in.html), Mail -In and Fax -In .

(8) Part 1 of this series addressed some of the very basic flags, such as -in, that you typically use with netstat.

(9) Part 1 addressed some of the very basic flags, such as -in, that you typically use with netstat.

(10) But you must not forget one thing when you're at the check -in counter. Make sure you get a baggage check stub.

(11) What's important in My Fair Lady is to - repeat the repetitiousness of verse-- the rain in spain falls mainly on the plain -in terms of the tautology of the plot.

(12) It is a frustrating situation for the Red Devils as they are -in theory at least- tantalizingly close to completing the deal after having reached an agreement with Real Madrid.

(13) Probably one of the most common commands you type in is netstat -in (see Listing 5).