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"Can someone tell me the three different branches of government?"

But in the early years, we had all our branches.

At least one branch of the American government is still doing its job.

Here, he is not taking on another branch of government.

Our system does not leave everything to one branch of government, he said.

John lost him at the next branch in the road.

I looked up into a face which came between me and the branch.

The new hours will leave 27 branches open four days or less.

The branches are not what they were when I was young.

I should have some experience in all branches of the field.

From 1950 to 1971, he was the director of the state branch.

Why not help to set up a local branch in your town?

A good reason not to have one party control all branches of government.

She was president of the women's branch from 1970 to 1976.

I want to look back and see you in the branches.

In 1948, he was called as the local branch president for the church.

The head of each branch is also a company director.

The first few branches started very far above her head.

"Do you really think either branch of your family will ever get back in power?"

She had tried not to take too many branches away from any one place.

I was able to get up into the high branches without being seen.

Of the system's 58 branches, 46 are now open only two or three days a week.

They used a saw to cut away some branches and four people were then able to leave the house.

So we talk about each branch and how it works with the others.

The branch is expected to open by the year 2000.

But his work is popular and sometimes we branch out.

For I take it that our work will branch out pretty soon.

"I think people are just now starting to branch out."

"I felt I'd get experience and be able to branch out."

He said it just gives - they have to branch out.

After the discovery, they began to branch their business into other areas.

Most people are afraid to branch out in a different direction.

The program has since branched off into several other areas.

"Throughout the years I felt a need to branch out into different musical areas."

In about an hour they came to a place where another road branched off.

But it would be nice if we could make an attempt to branch out.

Then, as before, she branched out and worked with others.

Hopefully I will branch into film work and stay there.

Some graduates have decided to branch out of the city.

And Google is also working to branch out to other media.

By the end of 1986, however, Consolidated had began to branch out.

They can branch off and take you down a special road."

He has also branched out into performance art and radio.

"Who just happens to be looking to branch out to this station."

We had the state well covered and were branching out into others.

It branched again, and this time he took them left.

The lines can be traced back to where they branch off.

This opened up the door for artists to branch out international.

Its a great way to explore and find new stuff, to branch out, you know?

The show later branched out to focus more on their five children.