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In what amounts to a new development, the regulations specifically set out the bureaucratic procedures for registration, calling into play local, provincial and national governments, and setting the time frame for the presentation of applications and the rendering of decisions, which must be within 30 clays of the application. Not only can technology customize the way children access information, but it can also allow them to engage in content in new ways by calling into play a range of modalities. What ``Forever'' attempts is an impression of the Buenos Aires tango ambience, calling into play its timeless emblems of dress, music and manner. |
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