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At the meantime, we don't know exactly if they were applying for asylum. The Indonesian Embassy has been coordinating efforts with the Australian authorities to gather information.

There's a limited pot of money, and applying late puts you at risk of missing out on financial aid you might be eligible for.

That was all that was needed, as we just keep applying pressure and forcing mistakes.

We don't like deadlines and we don't set them. We would be doing this if King George was still on his throne. We want our documents to be reliable and we are applying the best technology we can get.

(We have to) decide what we're going to do in terms of applying the franchise tag, if such is the case, how much money we're going to have to spend. And all of that is really in suspended animation because of the lack of a collective bargaining agreement.

If you apply it literally, it prohibits detention as such because it is absolutely degrading to be sitting, instead of running around and applying your trade of killing Americans, it is degrading to be sitting in a cell.

If you're applying for a loan, and there are mistakes on your credit report you didn't know about, it's going to take time to get that information removed.

If you notice anything questionable, such as accounts you don't recognize, or payment disputes, deal with those issues before applying for a home equity loan. It can also be helpful to have your credit score which will tell you specifically the factors in your credit history that could be considered risky by lenders.

Fujitsu is applying advanced process technologies to a set of complex designs that move the networking and communications industries forward dramatically. We are leading the industry in the migration of these processes, first to 90 nanometers and now to 65 nanometers, which generate the high-speed, low-power, high-performance semiconductor devices required by our customers.

And to make sure when they're applying online, they're not providing their PIN, which is the number they're given when they apply online, to other individuals and to also shred all personal information that's provided to them in the mail.