Margaret plans to match-make all of Catherine's ladies, much to their disproval.
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And it notes being shown documents "which evidence [Uber's] disproval of drivers soliciting tips".
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Trump's jacket, voice their disproval and take this as an opportunity to give back.
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Rose was keen on the fact that the two were most definitely an item, and expressed her disproval of the relationship multiple times.
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After the 2014 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony in Glasgow, when athletes paraded with a Scottish terrier donning their country's name, local politicians aired their disproval, calling the stunt "disrespectful".
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Trump and the Republican-led Congress have managed to fast-track these rollbacks with something called the Congressional Review Act, which requires a simple majority in both the House and Senate to pass a joint resolution of disproval.
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In May 2019, Emreli changed his name from Mahir Madatov to Mahir Emreli, due to his disproval at his father's new marriage.
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In March 1846 La Trobe informed the Colonial Secretary that all charges against Taylor had "ended in satisfactory disproval". For the next 13 years Taylor continued to hold licences for land in Gippsland along the Mitchell and Tambo rivers, around Lake Victoria and Lake King, and at Swan Reach, where he continued with a campaign of dispossession of the Gunai people.
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The Reasons For Living Inventory (RFL) is theoretically based, and measures the probability of suicide based on the theory that some factors may mitigate suicidal thoughts. It was developed in 1983 by Linehan et al. and contains 48 items answered on a Likert scale from 1 to 6. The measure is divided into six subscales: survival and coping beliefs, responsibility to family, child concerns, fear of suicide, fear of social disproval, and moral objections.
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Put another way, any new, and even more complex, theory can still possibly be true. For example, if an individual makes supernatural claims that leprechauns were responsible for breaking a vase, the simpler explanation would be that he is mistaken, but ongoing ad hoc justifications (e.g. "... and that's not me on the film; they tampered with that, too") successfully prevent outright disproval. This endless supply of elaborate competing explanations, called saving hypotheses, cannot be ruled out – except by using Occam's razor.
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During the 1950s and 1960s he politically supported the United States, France and Israel in conflicts as the Suez Crisis, Six-Day War and Vietnam War. In 1966 he was an opponent of a law which would grant a marriage between Crown Princess Beatrix of the Netherlands and German national Claus von Amsberg. He was one of five Labour Party members to vote against it. In May 1970 Goedhart left the Labour Party after being discontent with the party disproval of the American actions in the Vietnam War.
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124Studer, American and British Claims Arbitration: William Webster: Appendix to the Memorial of the United States, Vol. III, p. 312 Shortly before his death, Sultan Ali willed the Kesang territory to Tengku Mahmood, his 11-year-old son with Cik' Sembuk. His decision was met with considerable disproval among the some Malays in Singapore, who felt that Tengku Alam should be the heir to the Kesang territory as he was the oldest son with Daeng Siti, who was the daughter of a Bugis nobleman, while Cik' Sembuk was a commoner.
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Around the world, there are two main concerns with bots: clarity and face-to-face support. The cultural background of human beings affect the way they communicate with social bots. Many people believe that bots are vastly less intelligent than humans and so they are not worthy of our respect. Min-Sun Kim proposed five concerns or issues that may arise when communicating with a social robot, and they are avoiding the damage of peoples' feelings, minimizing impositions, disproval from others, clarity issues and how effective their messages may come across.
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Since his early youth, Baudin already expressed an interest for art and literature, despite of his father's disproval. He consumed book after book, did research about the various typefaces and learned how they were printed. He sent his first drawing to the Verviers daily Le Jour: the sketch of a prominent citizen. In 1936 the family moved from Ghent to Brussels, where they agreed that Fernand could follow night classes at the Academy for fine Arts in Elsene and by day would work as an apprentice with the printing house Tilbury.
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She also spent her time promoting education within the villages. During her marriage, her desire to pursue science was limited because of her husband's disproval of women being engaged in scientific pursuits. Her eldest son Frank, said the following about his mother for her contribution to Buckland's work: Later Life ''' In 1842 Mary's husband fell ill and his mental health began to decline and was sent to John Bush's Mental Asylum at Chapham in LondonTorrens, H. S. "Buckland [née Morland], Mary (1797–1857), geological artist and curator." Oxford Dictionary of National Biography.
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On the work of Miroljub Todorović and Signalism movement that he had founded, three doctoral dissertations have been defended:"Three dissertations about Signalism" (Biserka Rajčić: 'Kornhauser's study'; Dragoljub P. Đurić: 'Dissertation on Signalism'; Radovan Vučković: 'Radical disproval of tradition), Signalism @ Project Rastko Dr. Julian Kornhauser, Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland, 1980; Dr. Živan Živković, Faculty of Philology in Belgrade, 1991 and Dr. Milivoje Pavlović, University of Kosovska Mitrovica, 2002. Twenty monographs have also been published on the same subject. In the holdings of the Library of the Serbian Academy of Arts and Sciences there is a "Special Miroljub Todorović library", and in the Historical Archives of Belgrade there is a Legacy “Miroljub Todorović”.
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From 1973 until 1995 magazine could not be published, mainly for financial reasons. From 1995 to 2004 another 21 issues of "Signal" appeared. The new release of "Signal" revitalized the Signalist movement and brought an army of young artists into the movement in 21st century. On the work of Miroljub Todorović and Signalism movement that he had founded, three doctoral dissertations have been defended:"Three dissertations about Signalism" (Biserka Rajčić: 'Kornhauser's study'; Dragoljub P. Đurić: 'Dissertation on Signalism'; Radovan Vučković: 'Radical disproval of tradition), Signalism @ Project Rastko Dr. Julian Kornhauser, Jagiellonian University in Kraków, Poland, 1980; Dr. Živan Živković, Faculty of Philology in Belgrade, 1991 and Dr. Milivoje Pavlović, University of Kosovska Mitrovica, 2002.
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As example, he places his refutation of the opposition's arguments (refutatio) far earlier in the speech than is usual, and he pounces on the opportunity for a fast disproval of the plethora of evidence collected over the first four days of the trial. His arguments are interwoven with one another and coalesce during the conclusion (peroratio). There is heavy use of pathos throughout the speech, starting with his assertion of fear for the guards posted around the courts by Pompey in the special inquisition (the very first sentence of the speech contains the word vereor – "I fear"). However, Cicero ends his speech fearless, becomes more emotive with each argument and finishes by the beseeching of his audience with tears to acquit Milo.
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