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Thinking anything, without concurrent action, is not a crime in this country.

This was a necessary concurrent to the power he had developed.

All six are elected at large to concurrent four year terms.

Some of these had two concurrent rulers in the past.

The state sentence will run concurrent with the federal term.

SH-95 turns west to run concurrent with the other three routes.

Two new cases, concurrent and difficult, were keeping him busy today.

The 12 week program has three concurrent training sections for the entire course.

For a time, three separate teams worked on concurrent stories.

This started out with the concurrent release of six models in 1970.

"It's when we could do it in terms of getting out a catalog concurrent with the show."

The east half of the highway is concurrent with Route 39.

Concurrent with his practice, he served as a professor of religion.

Two video games were developed and released concurrent with the film.

Average concurrent users was reported in August 2006 to be around 400,000.

The elected members serve 4 year terms, concurrent with the Governor.

They serve four year terms that run concurrent with the term of the Governor.

All were held in concurrent jurisdiction with local law enforcement.

The two highways run concurrent from this point east to Colorado.

The university boasts a strong team of professional and concurrent researchers.

A video game based on the film was planned for concurrent release.

The two routes run concurrent for about 6 miles and then split.

Concurrent with growth, a high rate of inflation has emerged.

The same goes for the concurrent Soviet shot, of course."

The network had approximately 2.4 million concurrent users in 2003.