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The blood must be used within 42 days or discarded.

During the following two days he discarded one idea after another.

All of his very early works were either discarded or lost.

Not bad for a guy who was going to be discarded by his former team.

We must at last face the question as to whether the time is right to discard the nation state.

Perhaps I should discard these two if they were going to be so difficult.

East discarded a heart, and West won with the 10.

But West discarded a heart and there was still work to do.

He had considered being left behind, discarded if the plan went wrong.

It's the one thing I can never bring myself to discard.

In recent years, she had discarded all his plans for her.

However, the plans were later put on hold and the idea seems to have been discarded.

If more than a third have red fire, discard the plant.

Issues that do not interest the news media are discarded.

I continued to use our not yet discarded old friend.

Players may always discard, even if they have a legal play available.

A player who cannot play in any other way must discard.

That does not mean we should discard what is clearly good.

Now I was something first to be stopped, then discarded.

Not under the same rock he found you, was my first, discarded answer.

Then I discarded the idea he was going to use it in the race today.

West therefore discarded a heart, but that was no better.

When East discarded a club, there was still work to be done.

East won with her king, giving South another problem: what to discard.

He then played a third club, and West had to discard.

East had to make four discards and was under pressure.

The top card of the discards is always available for play.

Faced discards may not be taken up during the play.

"In that case, what have they done with the discards?"

The discards average one ton and 6.7 years on the road.

We also need a policy that comes up with a real solution to the problem of discards.

There, on top of other office discards, were my papers.

May be different from the catch, which includes the discards.

However, I also believe that we must go much further, particularly in two fundamental areas, the first of which is discards.

There is no one simple solution to this problem of discards.

Special attention will be devoted to the issue of discards into the sea.

We need to somehow get into being a policy which ends the practice of discards.

She cannot buy them and must make do with defective discards.

"A lot of people in the beginning were ashamed that anyone should see their discards," she said.

This had to be done immediately before South could take discards on diamonds.

Surely discards are a bigger problem, perhaps the major impact?

The fish are alive and discards can be returned to the sea.

"And as our good Smith says, we can learn even from their discards.

These discards were all I had left of you.

She closed the can and set it in the box of discards beside her.

He had to make two discards and gave up one spade without pain.

In addition, I am pleased that she has referred to discards.

It says the Community system has made controls difficult and encouraged discards.

The discards may be great operators but I will dream about their sounds for years.

In early 2007 the Commission will present a communication on reducing discards.