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The first installment appeared in 1994 to considerable critical acclaim, notably for its 13-page coverage of the/-word.
One claims the money was paid as rent while the other insists that it was an installment to repay the loan.
The result of this was the installment of a system of equal representation of religious groups in the universities.
The commercialization of science is therefore the latest installment of the neoliberal agenda.
Morphological errors abound, as in "the installment of durable institutions" (191), "this kind of statements" (188).
The forms of sexuality represented from installment to installment, and the ways in which they are represented evolve over the course of the novel's serialization.
Thus, the total minimum funding contribution would be the $11 million normal cost plus the $500,000 installment on the deficit for a total of $11.5 million.
Stock of newly formed corporations was sold by subscription, with actual payments made in installments.
To make membership accessible, members can pay in installments; low-income households can receive subsidized shares; and can exchange their labor for membership (worker-shares).
A large part of the dowry is usually paid in installments after the marriage.
Private amortization companies were also established in several cities to facilitate installment plans for insolvent wage earners.
This would not reflect a global language system as much as the latest installment of the longstanding game of power politics being played out in the linguistic arena.
In many plans, however, any reduction in benefits for early retirement is insufficient to offset fully the additional pension installments and the diminished effects of discounting.
These contributions consist of the ' normal cost ' payment to cover the costs of benefits accrued during a given year, and an installment payment to pay off the firm's unfunded liability.
