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In 1998, the two formally proclaimed themselves sister cities.
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He is formally recognised as the third yokozuna.
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Members then formally introduce the bill but do not speak to support it.
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Begun in 1996 as a network of independent kindreds, it was formally founded in 1997.
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Protection operates at local, regional, national and international levels, and may be backed by legislation and international treaty, or less formally by planning policy.
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Originally founded in 1857, the library struggled for many years before formally forming in 1877.
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Despite having formally retired, he continues to be an active researcher.
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The group was formally recognized until the death of its last member in 1947.
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The house sits among formally landscaped grounds undertaken in the 1940s.
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This investigation was due to be wound up after nearly two years and the persons involved formally indicted.
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