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What if I make free supplies of land and buildings?

If there is a free supply of wood chips around, these, too, can be used.

The state government offered a free supply of natural gas to factories that were built there.

If you make free supplies of land you should read paragraph 7.6.

It is a generous free supply well worth using.

No, she did not want a free supply.

Let your favorite retailers know that you support their efforts to maintain a slavery free supply chain.

I mean, if there was a free supply of smack, I wouldn't have a problem in the world.

"Then how do you explain his Vietnamese advisers and the free supplies from China?"

Fortunately, Lynne's mother owned a factory which used felt and thus she had a free supply of that material.

There will be places and free supplies for you to enjoy the deep satisfactions known only to you.

Whenever you care for a free supply of Wonder Diet, please remember us!"

They were salvaged by local inhabitants who welcomed the free supply at a time when food was rationed.

Conservative economists contended that regular increases distorted the free supply and demand for workers.

It makes no mention of free supply of luxuries.

Equipment rather limited, imagination in free supply.

The provision of free supplies of the leading drug in its field can boost the image of the company, critics say.

But this has seriously damaged a unique environment as amateur and professional plant hunters "grub out" free supplies.

If patients were willing to set a quitting date within 30 days, they were offered free supplies of nicotine patches and more counseling.

Such taxes can create an immediate obstacle to the free movement of goods and the free supply of services within the internal market.

And to demonstrate how much faith they have in powdered milk, they offer these women a free supply for the first month after their baby's born.

As the trees start within the insulation, they have no free supply of air which will enable continuous support of partial discharges.

This is a resource store where teachers from Hillsborough schools with the greatest need may obtain free supplies for their students and classrooms.

Free supplies make a difference to Mr. Fraysse.

Debbie is a cigarette smoker and a heavy drinker, and won a year's free supply of gin in a poetry competition.