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Bota, a faculty member at the International Prevention Research Institute, Lyon, France.

BOTA concluded that the fair market value of the commercial portion of the subject property was $101.5 million.

Colibaba-Evulet D., and Bota, I., (1998) have strong arguments about the model of play as a dominant model, as a key necessity for a team's success.

Como em uma cartografia pela cidade, uma Bota (Figura 1), fetichista, de cano longo e salto agulha, grafitada em tinta spray preta, comecou a aparecer anonimamente circulando pela cidade de Sao Paulo, em 1978.

Before his passing, Indelicato served as chairman of the board for the company, which sells approximately 10 million cases per year, including popular brands such as Gnarly Head, Noble Vines, Bota Box, Z.

As a brand, the category leader Bota Box is growing seven times as fast as the total table wine category, reaching 5 million cases in annual sales in 2016, according to Nielsen.

Maria Bota, appointed to be creative producer of the event, said: "I'd like to say thank you to everyone who has been involved with supporting creative conversations around the commissioning process so far, and particularly those from across the North East and beyond who have been seeking partnerships with creative minds in the North West and Yorkshire.

Referring back to the initial call out for ideas, Maria Bota said it was one of the ways the creative team aimed to bring to life the three walking routes which Great Exhibition visitors will be urged to follow.

Muhammad Bota, 40, a mason in this hillside village, said that his son woke him up shouting, India has attacked!