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Definitions for formations
for·ma·tions
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of formations in Chaldean Numerology is: 6
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of formations in Pythagorean Numerology is: 4
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This work may support a renewed interest in sampling ancient iron deposits on Earth (e.g., Precambrian iron formations) to search for evidence of microbial life, regardless of their low organic carbon content, and may support analysis of organics in iron deposits on Mars, such as Hematite Ridge in Gale Crater.
These youngsters are likely self-radicalized over the Internet and do not have necessary linkages to established terrorist formations for recruitment, and therefore seek to give positive proof of their commitment.
We continue to believe that the housing market will be one of the bright spots for the domestic economy in 2016 ... reflecting stronger job growth, increased household formations and the current paucity of supply, particularly in the new home market, expectations that interest rates are likely to remain lower for longer should also support demand.
We were trying out different formations but we are going to switch back to the way we played over the last year coming to this World Cup. If we do exactly what we know we can do, to control the game and be aggressive, we can do well, our players have a lot to prove and this is a very good stage for them but it's also important to keep their emotions in check.
We're going to be playing a very robust opponent, even if we have all the chances to win, they have a lot of strength, they are versatile, most of their players can play in different positions and in different systems. They have three possible formations.
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