English to Samoan Meaning of as applicable - e pei ona faatatau

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If so I can assure you as a practical aeronautical engineer that such a trip is neither fantastic nor impracticalLarger items such as copy paper staplers and calculators should be taken one at a time and no more than once per quarterHe later served as flow director for the Space Shuttle Discovery and then as the acting deputy director of the Installation Operations DirectorateFor almost all Sierra Leoneans rice is the staple food consumed at virtually every mealThe assistant director quit because he didnt believe that the film could be made

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This means that the cemetery has a very untidy unkempt appearance but this will soon changeAs soon as the flames go out add the cider and boil until the liquid has reduced by halfAmong his more unusual jobs had been providing a quote for a trap to capture the Loch Ness MonsterSome voters came willingly some unwillingly a major chunk kept away because of a boycott call by separatists

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Indecision and inaction can lead to bigger problems in business so avoid procrastination and delayThough he never mentions him Tony Hendra has much in common with another prodigal a man born two generations before him Malcolm MuggeridgeIn most writings and interviews the profane world is interpreted as a place of probation and is explained as an illusion or a bridge to other worlds

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