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Chelsea has, in the past, used long contracts as an accounting mechanism to amortize huge transfer fees over seven or eight years in the interest of keeping squad costs low.

“While Australia and China have different values and political systems, a stable and constructive relationship is in the interest of both nations,” the new defense strategy said.

Brian Todd, a spokesman for the publicly traded company that owns and operates the facility, said “In the interest of safety, a temporary lockdown was initiated after individuals made the choice to refuse to follow directions.”

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But this year, the Riverside County district attorney’s office dropped its charge against Perez of accessory to murder “in the interest of justice,” according to a spokesperson for the office.

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Lord Vallance added: "We must end up with a deal of some sort... because it's in the interest of the economy, it's in the interest of patients."

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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