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notice
Arts a theatrical or literary review


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The sentence imposed today should serve notice that the United States will use all available tools to pursue those who would plot attacks against our men and women serving in Iraq.
Iraqi-born insurgent jailed for 25 years in US by AFP / AFP American Edition
This may have been the period of time that the contract was expected to last but in calculating compensation that is due the court will take into account the fact that you could lawfully serve notice on the employee as at the first day they start their employment and bring the contract to an end.
kerstie's LAW by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
Calthorpe Estates undertook considerable efforts to negotiate with the customer and provided numerous opportunities to resolve the situation before the decision was taken to serve notice over three weeks ago.
Bowlers evicted at party; Club ground locked up in lease row by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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