convey

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instructs the presiding officer to	convey	to the disability benefits consortium
instructs the presiding officer to	convey	to the disability benefits consortium
instructs the presiding officer to	convey	to the disability benefits consortium
meaning and tone phonology writers	convey	meaning by using aspects of
sees and also helps to	convey	an emphatic tone talking about
language being sufficiently accurate to	convey	meaning clearly and consistently and
informative and imaginative and to	convey	meaning in language appropriate to
to the extent that they	convey	the same essential meaning thus
also a difficult message to	convey	as the focus of the
urges the scottish executive to	convey	this message in the strongest
course it was impossible to	convey	the stench of her flesh
modal verbs ar yaised tae	convey	certain acts or functions an
we appreciate a need to	convey	an adequate context for their
the title msp seems to	convey	an acceptance of our parliament
a very happy new year	convey	these wishes to anyone who
to circumstances and hurried moves	convey	very little information there are
thi culture o scotland be	convey	t bi standard english nae
on its own does not	convey	the full impact on the
he entrusted sister phebe to	convey	the letter and when it
do not that must often	convey	an impression of arrogance and
must the language used to	convey	it and i mean the
over the past month to	convey	the committee s support for
seats o the trailer tae	convey	them tae a life o
upon the first minister to	convey	the parliament s concern to