It had a weight of 29.44 g and a fineness of 873.0.

Grind this coffee very fine.

We grind our coffee by hand.

We grind the plastic down to about the size of your small fingernail.

And they've just pushed through it they grind, they're great kids.

When the Tsar saw the linen he was struck with astonishment at its fineness and beauty.

He who buries his head in the sand today will grind his teeth tomorrow.

I grind my coffee by hand with a coffee grinder with a crank handle.

On the international market, the price of a hat, depending on its quality and fineness, can vary from 100 to 30,000, reports BBC World.

You act compassionately as though you have compassion grind your teeth, take all the support system.

In this new legal environment, national efforts to dismantle business restrictions could grind to a halt.

As a result, refinancing of mortgages will grind to a halt, leaving no money to draw out of housing to sustain Americans consumption binge.

1750 This year saw yet another reduction in weight in the areas controlled by Prussia, Hesse, and Brunswick Wolfenbüttel down to just 22.2g and a fineness of 750.0.

While the palace drama kept foreign observers of Uzbek politics entertained, life for most of the country's 30 million plus citizens is still an unrelenting grind.

Everyone knows that a much larger EU must be more integrated politically if it is not to grind to a halt through sheer weight of numbers.

Because the grind of government can obscure enduring principle, people inspired by the best motives now find themselves on the same side as their criminal adversaries.

It is not a structure that is conducive to political coups de theâtre , and most of the Commission s work is the relentless grind of EU regulation and re regulation.

Conflict grew ever bloodier in Syria, continued to grind on in Afghanistan, and flared up periodically in West, Central, and East Africa.

Even China s supersonic growth is beginning to slow some economists, including Larry Summers, are predicting that it could grind suddenly to a halt.

This is a grind for these guys the next three days, Bruins coach Jim Mora said not long before Monday turned into Tuesday.

He used to dry the orange peel, roast the carom seeds, coconut husk and orange peel and grind them together with the rock salt.

If, in future, every country continues to send at least one commissioner to Brussels, the process will grind to a crawl, if not a halt.

The pro government crowd usually point the finger at the opposition for blocking roads and disrupting their life, particularly during protests and the burning of tires on roads. Today, they have another axe to grind.

Brussels is nowadays a government town akin to Washington, D.C, even if it is also a place where complex negotiations among the Union s 27 members grind forward only slowly.

Greece will now need to grind away at austerity, hoping that in some distant future internal devaluation that is, wage and price deflation will help to spark a recovery.

Because of the system of collegiality, the sheer number of commissioners even now strains the Commission's decisionmaking capacity. If, in future, every country continues to send at least one commissioner to Brussels, the process will grind to a crawl, if not a halt.

A Bill of Social Rights will require the Court to balance this liberalizing mission with attention to the new protections. In this new legal environment, national efforts to dismantle business restrictions could grind to a halt.

As for Al Jazeera's journalistic performance, it is past time that the station be judged by respected professional journalists, not by US or other officials with a policy axe to grind.

The Commission s own internal culture of cautiousness and red tape is a constraint that nobody in Brussels much likes to talk about. It is not a structure that is conducive to political coups de theâtre , and most of the Commission s work is the relentless grind of EU regulation and re regulation.

During our visit, we got a chance to visit the original coffee shop, where we saw a traditional pestle and mortar that Clarke used to grind his coffee, as well as the students' original equipment that they had saved for and bought with their own funds.

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Proof of time of contract of assignment

Criminalization of the laundering of proceeds of crime

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Prevention and detection of transfers of proceeds of crime

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Criminalization of obstruction of justice

Laundering of proceeds of crime

Consequences of acts of corruption

Harmonization of conditions of service

In 1173 he married Stephanie of Milly, daughter of Philip of Milly and widow of Humphrey III of Toron.