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GED
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1. general equivalency diploma
2. general educational development
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Not all cross-border injunctions requested in patent cases after Interlas were granted, (94) but they were issued in a number of cases and together with the speedy kort geding proceedings (95) the availability of cross-border injunctions made the Netherlands the European jurisdiction of choice for patent holders fighting infringement of multiple parallel patents.
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When Travelers sought payment from Geding Global Reinsurance Corp.
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By 2002, Geding says, Natural Ovens is expected to open a second line and employ 150.
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