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1.This was replaced by another arrangement, when the RTGS system was introduced for interbank transactions in Hong Kong towards the end of 1996.
2.In the end, though, they finally had a chance to talk about the original proposal to cap ATM transactions at NT$10,000 per day per account, except in cases where a previous arrangement was made with the bank.
3.In a shop arrangement which a customer have with the shop to buy goods and pay for them at a later date (usually the end of the month).
4.Flexible contracts are contractual institution arrangement of network organizations. In the end we specificly study on the monopoly structure problem through an allied network organization guided by a huge substantial enterprise (take the IBM for example).
5.But the structural feature and the arrangement of vascular bundles at the abaxial end of the mature leaf petiole of the same species are similar to those of the leaf blade base, which are relatively stable.
6.Out of context, other pragmatic principles (Processibility Principle, Clarity Principle, Economy Principle, Manner Maxim, and Quantity-Quality Maxim) tend to affect the arrangement of information units, but these pragmatic principles mainly work for the rules of either end focus or preposed focus.
7.Or should it have a receiving order made against or make or enter into any arrangement or composition with its creditors or suspend payment (or being a company should enter into liquidation either compulsory or voluntarily) the buyer shall have power to declare the contract as at an end at the risk and cost of the seller to the extent as provided for in Clause 14 hereinafter i.
8.Mirroring this arrangement is the Inner Court at the northern end of the Forbidden City, with the Palace of Heavenly Purity, the Hall of Union and the Palace of Earthly Tranquillity straddling the central axis, surrounded by the Six Palaces of the East and West and the Imperial Garden to the north. Other major buildings include the halls for Worshipping Ancestors and of Imperial Splendour on the east, and the Hall of Mental Cultivation, the Pavilion of the Rain of Flowers and the Palace of Benevolent Tranquillity on the west. These contain not only the residences of the emperor and his empress, consorts and concubines but also the venues for religious rites and administrative activities.
