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Poachers would lodge an application for a quota with the Quota
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In exchange, Acacia pays an annual and horrific sort of a tax, called a Quota, which is paid in human lives.
ACACIA - Final Review Tia Nevitt 2007
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In exchange, Acacia pays an annual and horrific sort of a tax, called a Quota, which is paid in human lives.
Archive 2007-07-01 Tia Nevitt 2007
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SharePoint has a cool and great facility called Quota templates.
MSDN Blogs 2008
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SharePoint has a cool and great facility called Quota templates.
MSDN Blogs 2008
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SharePoint has a cool and great facility called Quota templates.
MSDN Blogs 2008
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In an article on "The Road to a University 'Quota' System" (Freedom at Issue, March-April, 1972) I referred to the failure of the HEW Regional Board to understand the academic procedures by which promotions are made at Brooklyn College of CUNY:
University Women: An Exchange Hook, Sidney 1975
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"Quota" means the number of votes sufficient to elect a candidate:
Proportional Representation A Study in Methods of Election John H. Humphreys
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"'Quota' means the mandating of a finite number of ... citations issued that a law enforcement officer must meet in a specified time period," the law states (view law).
TheNewspaper 2009
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"'Quota' means the mandating of a finite number of ... citations issued that a law enforcement officer must meet in a specified time period," the law states (view law).
TheNewspaper 2008
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