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Attachment 3.10.5: Monthly Quality Meeting’s Minutes of Meeting Minutes of Meeting Minutes of Meeting No. : MQM/2013-08 Monthly Divisional Quality Meeting Purpose of Meeting : Date : 24thAug 2013 Time : 10300Hrs ~ 11300Hrs Location : MBUVIP Conference Meeting Room ATTENDED BY Present Invitation Ahmad Zaki B. Abd Malik ... | Attachment 3.10.5: Monthly Quality Meeting’s Minutes of Meeting Minutes of Meeting Minutes of Meeting No. : MQM/2013-08 Purpose of Meeting : Monthly Divisional Quality Meeting Date : 24thAug 2013 Time : 10300Hrs ~ 11300Hrs Location : MBUVIP Conference Meeting Room ATTENDED BY Present Ahmad Zaki B. Abd Malik – SGM MBU (... | 0.620719 | [
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Eric: (bitterly) You haven't made it any easier for me, have you, mother? Mrs Birling: But I didn't know it was you I never dreamt. Besides, you're not the type – – you don't get drunk- Sheila: Of course he does. I told you he did. Eric: You told her. Why, you little sneak! Sheila: No, that's not fair, eric. I could ha... | Eric: (bitterly) You haven't made it any easier for me, have you, mother? Mrs Birling: But I didn't know it was you – I never dreamt. Besides, you're not the type – you don't get drunk- Sheila: Of course he does. I told you he did. Eric: You told her. Why, you little sneak! Sheila: No, that's not fair, eric. I could ha... | 0.893951 | [
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(iv) require the forfeiture of gifts, receipts, or profits, or the value of each, obtained in violation of Chapter 13, Title 8 or Chapter 17, Title 2; (v) recommend expulsion of the member; (vi) provide a copy of the complaint and accompanying materials to the Attorney General if the committee finds that there is proba... | (iv) require the forfeiture of gifts, receipts, or profits, or the value of each, obtained in violation of Chapter 13, Title 8 or Chapter 17, Title 2; (v) recommend expulsion of the member; (vi) provide a copy of the complaint and accompanying materials to the Attorney General if the committee finds that there is proba... | 0.968039 | [
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Pde planning Countess St Kelvin Grove Rd to Brisbane City, Kelvin Grove, Corridor preservation Arterial road Long term strategic Upper Roma St Petrie Terrace planning Cracknell Rd Ipswich Rd to Toohey Annerley, Tarragindi Corridor preservation District road Long term strategic Rd planning Crag Road Stanley Tce to Tarin... | Pde planning Countess St Kelvin Grove Rd to Upper Roma St Brisbane City, Kelvin Grove, Petrie Terrace Corridor preservation Arterial road Long term strategic planning Cracknell Rd Ipswich Rd to Toohey Rd Annerley, Tarragindi Corridor preservation District road Long term strategic planning Crag Road Stanley Tce to Tarin... | 0.74095 | [
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