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At one time it was biannual, but is now held every four years.

After 1997, the survey has been biannual, data being collected every two years.

Again this competition is biannual, with a winter or summer games every two years.

Plans are currently in the works to make this conference a biannual event.

Between 1748-1890 it was the greatest annual or biannual art event in the Western world.

At first a biannual event, the Festival became yearly in 1997.

Since then, he has participated in every annual and biannual art exhibition.

In addition, the university has a biannual literary magazine called Eclipse.

From 1993 it was a biannual event until 2000.

The sales proved extremely popular and became a biannual event.

Examinations were conducted at this point on a biannual basis.

Kill biannual; the word causes more confusion than it's worth.

And, it prompted the magazine to make the survey a biannual event.

Soon the Commission is going to publish the biannual report on the implementation of social rules.

I think the reason for the defeat was mainly due to the, the biannual conference issue.

It is published both in print and online on a biannual basis.

At the biannual solitary review, White is denied the chance to return into the general population.

From then on, this congress has been organized every few years, currently at a biannual rhythm.

The big step which we think should be made is coverage of the annual or biannual physical."

As a result of your positive test for skin cancer, you will need to have routine biannual medical examination.

Even a biannual release cycle would be advantageous at this point.

Over the years, the concept has grown to become a six-day biannual campaign.

The pier is a good place from which to view whales during their biannual migration.

At minimum, testing is generally conducted on a biannual or Year schedule.

Subsequently, the race was held on a biannual schedule, to allow more time for development between races.