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You know, that season whereby the sun comes up late and goes down early.

A plan whereby he could come out with most of the profits himself.

The process whereby this came about is a lengthy one.

"Reform should take place whereby costs rest on the capital of the industry."

"Tom came up with a way whereby maybe you can.

Would you not agree to any deal whereby he got political asylum?

However, it is not the means whereby a person becomes a reader.

National security is a method whereby the government can assert control over foreign policy.

Gradually, however, Paul's position becomes the only one whereby sense can be made of the situation.

In 1904, a trust was set up whereby a committee administered the building.

She represents the knowledge whereby each thing must in time become its opposite.

A plan developed whereby those among them who had special training or ability would be taken over into the fleet.

There are ways whereby I can acquire the needed details.

Or is a change needed whereby that particular labour market model would also be included?

Asking questions referring, do you get that situation whereby you're told something two or three times and yet they keep coming back?

Processes are therefore means, whereby the task itself is an end.

The proposition was to find a way whereby this place could be revealed.

I cannot define a system whereby we can do both."

Some societies have arrangements whereby children are brought up in other families.

But now, as it turned to charge again, the man had no guide whereby to direct his point.

In 1935 a new general plan was outlined, whereby the city should expand to the south.

A framework is created whereby plans and decisions are made.

There is no concept whereby every country should get back what it pays.

The theory is described whereby, "no one should be liable to anyone for anything."

They were testing ways whereby people didn't have to live in Chicago.