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But there is now a semipublic second family of four sons and a daughter.

The current public and semipublic programs for student mobility are certainly useful.

He had worked for the subway system, a semipublic agency, and would now lose his job.

Surely the author of the n6te would have lifted that out before making it semipublic.

Ironically, having spent years writing about the complications of being a public or semipublic wife, I couldn't figure out how to be one myself.

By the time he died in 1898, this section of 57th Street had passed through a residential to a semipublic phase.

He is too sensitive for both politics and lewd semipublic behavior.

In 1972, it became a semipublic institution, largely funded by grants from different government levels.

The commercial construction volume was generated largely by semipublic and public works contracts.

The result is a series of thoughtful transitions from private to semiprivate to semipublic.

But semipublic cubbyholes were all that we, and very likely Cezanne, got to see.

When I nursed at dinner parties or in semipublic places, there were opinions about that, too.

The houses serviced three categories: the public, semipublic, and private sectors.

Their semipublic buildings - taverns, for instance - were little better furnished.

The statements by both sides are part of an elaborate semipublic negotiation over how and whether to settle the case.

This goes up to 59% if we include semipublic organisations such as Chambers of Commerce.

"One of the major concerns the board has is that once it's a semipublic facility, what happens if the Leibers leave?"

In theory this could mean big changes: around 100 “public corporations” are attached to ministries and another 6,500 semipublic associations exist.

The process was semipublic, with wine writers and others invited to taste trial blendings.

Because of their semipublic nature, cemeteries are the subject of intense argument at the state level.

This was the context for what happened early on Sept. 13, a rare semipublic glimpse of naked friction between the two.

These semipublic negotiations often find their way into the defense press, facilitating coordination among the "bidders."

In the morning, after some problems with food and natural functions in this semipublic locale, they set it up.

His reaction was an instinct bred by a semipublic professional life: be careful, the press is the enemy of the public official.

All of them were from semipublic phones.