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After that, teachers who do not have exemptions would need to return if student demand for in-person learning exceeds the number of teachers who volunteered to come back.

The one passed after 9/11 specifically talks about the perpetrators of the 9/11 attacks and ISIS has exceeded that definition.

But, his stay in Bhutan has exceeded a decade now, making him more of a local than a foreigner.

The plea for funds gained traction and far exceeded his modest goal of $10—to the tune of $43,057 and rapidly growing.

When I actually met her, she exceeded even my highest expectations.

They have exceeded their numbers: 236 diverse candidates and more than 400 women.

Except the chief clerk, whose salary was about £160, I do not believe there was another whose pay exceeded £100 a year.

But even such prices have been exceeded by that of the celebrated King Joseph Guarnerius mentioned elsewhere, which realised £700.

He pointed out however that the average height of the Yugo-Slavs exceeded that of the Welsh.

The Motor Union has recommended that eighteen miles per hour be not exceeded on this road.

It is a popular resort, and on the day of our visit the number of people passing through the gate exceeded five hundred.