1. The pregnancy went to full term .

2. They end up simply serving out the full term of their sentence, unless affected by the various amnesties.

3. IFAs say that if you are within five years of maturity, you should probably hang on until full term.

4. But ￡3 million-plus rated Keane is unlikely to see out the full term of his new deal because of contract stipulations.

5. Trent Lott, R-Miss., who was elected to his first full term as majority leader last month.

6. Only one president served a full term before turning over the office to another military dictator.

7. So, the selected conception was implanted, and the pregnancy went to full term.

8. From the seventh month onwards, with adequate care, a child born before full term has a good chance of survival.

9. Franklin Roosevelt served three full terms as President.

10. How many full terms can a President serve?

11. Full terms of the settlement were not disclosed, but representatives of the New Jersey company may have been surprised when they finally met their nemesis.

12. It full terms of RLV system's rationality, reusability, expansibility and convenience for substitution . "

13. Since then, he has been reelected to seven full terms and has represented Massachusetts in the United States Senate for 46 years.

14. Results (1) The incidence of SGA was 6.61% in 2005, in which the incidence of SGA in preterms (13.10 %) is higher than full terms (6.05 %).

15. And he has seemingly invited members of the Council to send him legislation that would allow them, the mayor, the comptroller and the public advocate to run for three full terms rather than two.

16. An amendment to the United States Constitution limits the President to two full terms in office.

17. Senators will be appointed to serve a term ofsix years with a limit of two full terms.

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19. The young Kennedy, only 30 when he joined the Senate, was re-elected to eight full terms and was the second-longest-serving senator in Congress at the time of his death.