Granting that petition would go a long way towards improving the incentives for private conservation.
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The judge says she's granting that motion, but there are several other issues on the table.
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These thin-film electronics can then be trimmed and pasted onto any surface, granting that object electronic features.
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Justice Kennedy joined the liberal justices in granting that request, with the four other conservative justices in dissent.
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Asking for remarks and information to be off the record — and journalists granting that — is common practice in journalism.
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While granting that Ms. Kunin was "not corrupt," he questioned if she had the same "courage" that he had.
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Blizzard Entertainment is granting that wish in 2017 with the "Rise of the Necromancer" pack for Diablo 3: Reaper of Souls.
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VICE: Congrats on Netflix granting that season two, how does it feel to still be on a show that's so relevant?
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If a product is submitted for FDA approval, and it is approved, then there would be a label granting that status.
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He is cautiously optimistic about altered peanuts, granting that they could perhaps one day be used for this sort of retraining.
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" Here's what that means: "When you connect a third-party application to your Twitter account, you are granting that application access to use your account.
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More importantly, even granting that "economic inequality per se" is not necessarily bad, technology's acceleration of economic inequality will exacerbate our existing, deeply unfair, inequities.
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As Motherboard reported, SpaceX, OneWeb, Iridium, and other companies are lobbying against the FCC granting that decision with written and in-person complaints to officials.
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But even granting that we are early in the history of the coronavirus outbreak, there are important differences between our current predicament and the Spanish flu.
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Even granting that the coronavirus recession is likely to be deeper than the 2008-'09 downturn, the huge increase in scale is an incredibly promising development.
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Before granting that approval, the agency can demand sensitive security data about the product, including source code - instructions that control the basic operations of computer equipment.
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Granting that request will be at the discretion of the base commanders, as will the nature of the additional job, depending on the needs of the force.
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And even granting that it's hard to write personality into preverbal babies, it doesn't help that Bock repeatedly likens Alice and Oliver's daughter, Doe, to a doll.
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And, yes, pre-election years have a more pronounced upside tilt (even granting that there just have not been enough presidential elections to make such analyses statistically rigorous).
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But instead of granting that motion, as many expected, the judge took it "under submission" and allowed more time for all parties to present more facts, Fell said.
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But Trump made no mention of the DACA program in his remarks on Thursday, and the current proposal does not contain any nods toward granting that group legal status.
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If social permission is needed to enable administrators to enact ideologically rich policies on their own campuses, then each of us can play a role in granting that permission.
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But instead of granting that Willie Wilson, George Brett and Darrell Porter had produced a perfect relay, George Steinbrenner saw fit only to second-guess his third-base coach.
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While granting that demographic shifts are part of the equation, BlackRock's chief investment officer of global fixed income, Rick Rieder, argues that technological innovation tamps down profoundly on widespread price increases.
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The company is granting that request starting today on iOS (in both Chrome and the Google app) in the form of a small link icon at the top of each AMP article.
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Speaking of security, Apple will also warn you when an app is using your location or Bluetooth, how often it's doing so, and if you want to continue granting that app access.
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Granting that this is an exceptionally complex issue, here are a few areas of federal policy that call out for reform: First, many Federal water policies do not take into account local and regional differences.
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That's probably true — even granting that every TV show had already been announced with a press release and the others were so heavily rumored that they were open secrets — but it's not a great reason to hold an event for consumers.
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Generously granting that it's "great" and "fine" for Mr Curiel to have Mexican roots, but implying precisely the opposite, Mr Trump neglected to note that the federal judge is in fact an American citizen who was born in Indiana in 1953.
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Concerns about not being able to leave work or make the time to vote are the No. 1 reason Americans give for not voting, and if enough big-name companies start explicitly granting that time, it could become the new norm.
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Granting that Washington may have gone too far in its attempts to control China's economic policies, Beijing still could have – and should have – preempted all that by reducing its sales to the U.S. while stepping up purchases of American goods and services.
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But the wider solar industry, via the Solar Energy Industries Association, and other critics say granting that petition would wreak havoc on the economics of U.S. solar projects by basically doubling the cost of key components, greatly slowing the addition of new installations.
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So even more than most Zé and granting that the Brazilian CD I've acquired has a lyric sheet, I must note that most Americans would enjoy this album more if it came with clear verbal guidelines—an inserted or online trot, em ingles por favor.
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Less than a month after granting that initial trademark to Trump after a 10-year effort, China gave preliminary approval to 38 new Trump trademarks, which "cover everything from hotels and golf clubs to bodyguard and concierge services," The Associated Press reported on March 8, 2017.
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"He was raising issues of solitary confinement as cruel and unusual punishment long before anyone was even granting that prisoners have a constitutional right to anything," Garrett Felber, a historian at the University of Mississippi who is editing a collection of Sostre's writing, said in a telephone interview.
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Matt Yglesias: Granting that Daenerys's ability to repeatedly sucker her enemies into situations where she is well-positioned to burn them alive is impressive, the big question I have about this plot line is why, exactly, is her presumably forthcoming conquest of Westeros something we're supposed to root for?
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But granting that Smith, himself, apparently thinks it's very important, and thinks it's worth tapping his own fortune to pay for, a fair question is whether or not he thinks a plan like Warren's that would ask even more of him and help even more students would be a good idea.
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Prosecutors argued in Friday's filings that there was still reason to question Butina's sexual history, writing that "[e]ven granting that the government's understanding of this particular text conversation was mistaken," other communications call into doubt her commitment to her boyfriend and therefore merit her designation as a flight risk.
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"Even granting that the government's understanding of this particular text conversation was mistaken, other communications and materials in the government's possession (and produced to the defense) call into doubt the defendant's claim that her relationship with U.S. Person 1 is a sufficiently strong tie to ensure her appearance in court to face the charges against her if she is released," according to the government's filing.
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While granting that the vast majority of the crime lords and obscenely wealthy hedonists clogging up hip-hop radio play characters so shallow and so callous their music sinks under the weight of its own glorified brutality, I insist that there exists a plethora of exceptions whose music works in subtler, more fascinating cultural ways than haters have imagination to discern, and that most of these exceptions have gone so far pop, attracting a large enough and diverse enough audience, that the relevant concerns are now totally different.
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In this reform in May it empowered the Congress to legislate on the protection of personal data held by individuals, through the addition of the XXIX-O moiety. The justification for granting that power to the Federal Legislature was that personal data are used in various commercial transactions and trade is regulated at the federal level.
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He is revered in Ethiopia for having appointed the first Ethiopian-born metropolitan archbishop for the Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahido Church, and granting that church full autocephaly. His deposition by the Coptic Synod was not accepted by the Ethiopian Church, and the name of Pope Joseph II was still raised in church services in Ethiopia as patriarch long after he was removed from office.
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Granting that the stipulation is applicable and valid, it does not require documents in a particular form. It is addressed to a practical exigency and it is to be construed in a practical way. The stipulation required that the claim should be made in writing, but a telegram which, in itself, or taken with other telegrams, contained an adequate statement, must be deemed to satisfy this requirement. See Ryan v.
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Martin Niemöller, the Protestant clergyman who spent seven years in concentration camps for resistance, said Faulhaber's sermons demonstrated that he was a "great and courageous man".Rychlak,World fascism: a historical encyclopedia, Volume 1, p. 231, ABC-CLIO, 2006. Some historians, while granting that Faulhaber objected to Nazi racism, assert that he insufficiently objected to antisemitism, asserting that he merely defended Judaism and the Old Testament, not sufficiently Jews themselves.
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Charles sent Berengar against Guy III. Berengar was initially successful until an epidemic of disease, which ravaged all Italy, affecting the emperor and his entourage as well as Berengar's army, forced him to retreat. In 883, Charles signed a treaty with Giovanni II Participazio, Doge of Venice, granting that any assassin of a doge who fled to the territory of the Empire would be fined 100 lbs of gold and banished.
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In 1927, the California legislature passed a statute authorizing the California Attorney General to bring claims on behalf of the tribes in the Court of Claims.1927 Cal. Stat. 1092. The next year, Congress passed a statute granting that court jurisdiction for such claims.Act of May 18, 1928, 45 Stat. 602 (codified at 25 U.S.C. § 651 et seq.). California Attorney General Earl Warren (future Chief Justice) finally argued the case in 1941.
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On March 23, President Duterte signed Administrative Order No. 26, granting that front line government officials and employees receive a daily hazard pay of ($9.87). On April 6, President Duterte signed Administrative Order No. 28, granting the payment of a special risk allowance to public health workers in addition to their hazard pay. According to the order, public health workers attending to COVID-19 patients, PUMs, and PUIs will receive at most a quarter of their basic pay.
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The appeal court vacated the judgment, granting that lesser sanctions might compel the Watchtower Society to comply with the court's requirements. Court of Appeal Opinion (PDF). While the document discovery dispute was still in progress the case was settled out of court in January 2018. In a separate case involving another victim of Gonzalo Campos, the Watchtower Society produced redacted copies of documents related to child sexual abuse in the United States from 1997 until 2001.
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Therefore the plaintiffs were additionally assigned the status of being 'offshore entry persons' by the act; as a consequences of them having entered Australia at Christmas Island whilst being unlawful non-citizens. This enabled an immigration official to exercise a discretion to detain the plaintiffs under s189(3) of the act. As people assigned 'offshore entry person' status, neither plaintiff was allowed to apply for a visa except at the discretion of the Minister. He didn't consider granting that permission.
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Alanus' descriptions of the visions and sermons of Dominic, supposed to have been revealed to him in 1460, are, according to Bishop John T. McNicholas O.P., not to be regarded as historical. Some of Alanus' more colorful accounts have been attributed to oratorical imaginings designed to enliven sermons. While granting that Alanus de Rupe was a pious and learned person, Herbert Thurston held that his visions were those of an individual "deluded" and "a victim of the most astounding hallucinations".Thurston, Herbert.
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Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is a dangerous bacteria strain because it is resistant to beta-lactam antibiotics. Recent strains of the bacteria, EMRSA-15 and EMRSA-16, are highly transmissible and durable. This is of extreme importance to those concerned with reducing the incidence of hospital-acquired MRSA infections. In 2008, after evaluating a wide body of research mandated specifically by the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), registration approvals were granted by EPA in 2008 granting that copper alloys kill more than 99.9% of MRSA within two hours.
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One of the beliefs most influential in popularizing the brown scapular devotion was a purported promise known as the Sabbatine privilege. It was associated with a Papal Bull allegedly written in 1322 by Pope John XXII. It states that Pope John XXII had a vision of Our Lady granting that through her special intercession, Mary will come down to personally deliver the souls of Carmelites and Confraternity members out of Purgatory on the first Saturday after their death ("Sabbatine" means Saturday), as long as they fulfill certain conditions including wearing the brown scapular.Hilgers, Joseph.
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12 August 2018 During Felix's pontificate, an imperial edict was passed granting that cases against clergy should be dealt with by the pope or a designated ecclesiastical court. Violation of this ruling would result in a fine, which proceeds were designated for the poor. Felix also defined church teaching on grace and free will in response to a request of Faustus of Riez, in Gaul, on opposing Semi-Pelagianism. Felix attempted to designate his own successor: Pope Boniface II. The reaction of the Senate was to forbid the discussion of a pope's successor during his lifetime or to accept such a nomination.
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On appeal, the Supreme Court of the United States affirmed in the Socialist Labor Case, but modified the District Court's judgment in the American Independent Party Case, granting that party the right to have its name printed on the ballot. Black wrote for a 5-4 court. The Court held that defendants had failed to show any "compelling interest" that would justify imposing heavy burdens on the right to vote and to associate. The totality of the Ohio restrictive laws imposed a burden on voting and associational rights, which the court held was invidious discrimination in violation of the Equal Protection Clause.
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The Marxist Workers Party was a communist party in the United States active in the late 1930s. The MWP was a splinter group of the Proletarian Party, which left in 1937 because they disapproved of the PP vacillating line concerning the USSR and the popular front. The founders of the Marxist Workers Party were more critical of the Communist Party of Soviet Union line and, while granting that the USSR was, in some sense, a workers state, they had no use for the Comintern or the Communist Party.Dale Reipe "Marxian Labor College Bulletin" in Joseph R. Conlin ed.
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After the government had amended the war crimes law to allow a sentence to be appealed based on leniency of punishment, prosecutors appealed to the Supreme Court of Bangladesh and asked for it to upgrade Molla's sentence from life in prison to death. On 17 September 2013, the Supreme Court accepted the appeal and sentenced Molla to death. He was not given a right to appeal, as the war crimes law under which he was prosecuted did not have a provision granting that right. Molla was one of five leaders of the largest Islamic Party, Jamaat-e-Islami condemned to death by Bangladesh's International Crimes Tribunal.
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Ferguson issued almost 4,000 pardons during her two nonconsecutive terms in office, many of them to free persons who had been convicted of violating prohibition laws. In 1930, between Ferguson's terms, the Secretary of State of Texas Jane Y. McCallum published a pamphlet criticizing the former governor's numerous pardons of prisoners. Though never proven, rumors persisted that pardons were available in exchange for cash payments to the governor's husband. In 1936, voters passed an amendment to the state constitution stripping the governor of the power to issue pardons and granting that power to a politically independent Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles (see Capital punishment in Texas).
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Solstice has received mixed reviews from its continued worldwide release. Don Sumner of Best Horror Movies felt the production values were comparable with large-budget films and that both the story and performances were believable and genuine, making the film interesting enough to keep the viewer's attention. However, he also felt that the expected scares and suspense might make for an argument that the film was not a horror and was actually a ghostly drama/thriller. Bloody Disgusting felt that the music score was the only highlight in an otherwise boring film, granting that as a remake of the Danish film Midsommer, where the story, overused locale, etc.
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The Panama Canal opened in 1914, fulfilling the long-term American goal of building a canal across Central America. The canal provided quick passage between the Pacific Ocean with the Atlantic Ocean, presenting new opportunities to the shippers and allowing the Navy to quickly transfer warships between the two oceans. In April 1921, Harding gained the ratification of the Thomson–Urrutia Treaty with Colombia, granting that nation $25,000,000 as settlement for the U.S.-provoked Panamanian revolution of 1903. The Latin American nations were not fully satisfied, as the U.S. refused to renounce interventionism, though Hughes pledged to limit it to nations near the Panama Canal and to make it clear what the U.S. aims were.
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At an impassioned student meeting, the final vote was 865–791 in favor of keeping the college open. In the summer of 1970, Professor Abe Blumberg made some criticisms of the FBI and the Director J. Edgar Hoover in a graduate course on the sociology of law. One of his students, an FBI agent named Jack Shaw, examined the agency's role in American society in his master's thesis, granting that some of Blumberg's criticisms may have been valid. His paper found its way to Hoover's hands, who ordered that Shaw resign and told President Riddle that as long as Blumberg (a tenured professor) remained on the faculty, no FBI agents would attend John Jay.
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The Tales of Offenbach . San Francisco Opera, 1996, accessed 31 July 2011 Friedrich Nietzsche called Offenbach both an "artistic genius" and a "clown", but wrote that "nearly every one" of Offenbach's works achieves half a dozen "moments of wanton perfection". Émile Zola commented on Offenbach and his work in a novel (Nana)Zola, Émile: Nana, translated with an introduction by George Holden, Penguin Classics, London 1972 and an essay, "La féerie et l'opérette IV/V".Zola, Émile: La féerie et l'opérette IV/V in Le naturalisme au théâtre , 1881 (e-book in French), accessed 31 July 2011 While granting that Offenbach's best operettas are full of grace, charm and wit, Zola blames Offenbach for what others have made out of the genre.
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If the articles were made perfect, their price in compensation of > them and by unfettered competition would adjust itself. To say otherwise > would be in defiance of the examples of the trading and industrial world. > Nor was a combination of manufacturers necessary to the perfection of > manufacture and to rivalry in its quality. . . . But, granting that there > was provision or security against the production of "seconds" in all of the > articles, it seems from what we have said above that all of the substantial > good which is asserted to have been the object of the agreements could have > been attained by a simple sale of the right to use the Arrott patent, > conceding to it the dominant effect which is attributed to it.
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Intervention in Latin America had been a minor campaign issue; Harding spoke against Wilson's decision to send U.S. troops to the Dominican Republic, and attacked the Democratic vice presidential candidate, Franklin D. Roosevelt, for his role in the Haitian intervention. Secretary of State Hughes worked to improve relations with Latin American countries who were wary of the American use of the Monroe Doctrine to justify intervention; at the time of Harding's inauguration, the U.S. also had troops in Cuba and Nicaragua. The troops stationed in Cuba to protect American interests were withdrawn in 1921, but U.S. forces remained in the other three nations through Harding's presidency. In April 1921, Harding gained the ratification of the Thomson–Urrutia Treaty with Colombia, granting that nation $25,000,000 as settlement for the U.S.-provoked Panamanian revolution of 1903.
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Cefnllys is connected in tradition with Elystan Glodrydd, a 10th-century prince of Buellt and founder of the regional dynasty. The court of a Welsh ruler is assumed to have been sited nearby, but the time period, duration and precise location of such a llys are unresolved. In a Clwyd-Powys Archaeological Trust report for Cadw, Robert Silvester observed that the motte-and-bailey north of Castle Bank is considered a probable site, granting that a llys in this setting is more likely to have superseded the castle than predated it, and no physical traces have been found. A silver thumb-ring recovered on Castle Bank may date from an early medieval period of Welsh occupation, and the circular graveyard ringed by yew trees could denote a pre- Norman origin of St Michael's Church.
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On Rotten Tomatoes, the film holds an approval rating of 77% based on , with a weighted average rating of 6.4/10. Frank S. Nugent, reviewing in The New York Times what was the last film to appear in the Rialto Theatre before the theatre was torn down and rebuilt in 1935, called the film a "charming bit of lycanthropy"; according to Nugent, the film was > Designed solely to amaze and horrify, the film goes about its task with > commendable thoroughness, sparing no grisly detail and springing from scene > to scene with even greater ease than that oft attributed to the daring young > aerialist. Granting that the central idea has been used before, the picture > still rates the attention of action-and-horror enthusiasts. It is a fitting > valedictory for the old Rialto, which has become melodrama's citadel among > Times Square's picture houses.
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Between films, it favored artistically-driven film shorts and the oddball comics Roger and Roger, whose music video program aired in the afternoon each day. In 1982, ONTV executives convinced George Lucas to sell the rights for the very first television broadcast of the first Star Wars film to the service. The rights to broadcast Star Wars were obtained by ONTV for a one-time pay-per-view showing in September of that year, available for a one-time fee of $7 to $8 (Lucas would do the same favor for the Los Angeles-based Z Channel by granting that service the rights to air The Empire Strikes Back in January 1985). The service also broadcast various concerts featuring rock and techno acts such as Todd Rundgren, Talking Heads, the Grateful Dead and Siouxsie and the Banshees.
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For a referral to proceed permission must be granted by two or more Lords Commissioners of Justiciary, or by the Supreme Court itself. The most frequent devolution issues raised related to Article 6 of the European Convention on Human Rights, which mandates the right to a fair trial, and the role of the Lord Advocate who is both the chief public prosecutor and a member of the Scottish Government. Under the Scotland Act 1998 the Lord Advocate could do nothing that was incompatible with the European Convention on Human Rights, and should his actions be deemed incomparable then they were null and void. This led to the case of Cadder v HM Advocate where the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom ruled that the police in Scotland could not question a suspect without granting that person access to a solicitor.
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Intervention in Latin America had been a minor campaign issue; Harding spoke against Wilson's decision to send U.S. troops to the Dominican Republic and Haiti, and attacked the Democratic vice presidential candidate, Franklin Roosevelt, for his role in the Haitian intervention. Once Harding was sworn in, Hughes worked to improve relations with Latin American countries who were wary of the American use of the Monroe Doctrine to justify intervention; at the time of Harding's inauguration, the U.S. also had troops in Cuba and Nicaragua. The troops stationed in Cuba to protect American interests were withdrawn in 1921; U.S. forces remained in the other three nations through Harding's presidency. In April 1921, Harding gained the ratification of the Thomson–Urrutia Treaty with Colombia, granting that nation $25 million (equivalent to $ million in ) as settlement for the U.S.-provoked Panamanian revolution of 1903.
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Though granting that Marcuse proposed a "powerful image of a transformed sexuality" that had a major influence on post-1960s sexual politics, he considered Marcuse's vision "utopian". The philosopher Jeffrey Abramson credited Marcuse with revealing the "bleakness of social life" to him and forcing him to wonder why progress does "so little to end human misery and destructiveness". He compared Eros and Civilization to Brown's Life Against Death, the cultural critic Philip Rieff's Freud: The Mind of the Moralist (1959), Ricœur's Freud and Philosophy, and Habermas's Knowledge and Human Interests, writing that these works jointly placed Freud at the center of moral and philosophical inquiry. However, he argued that while Marcuse recognized the difficulties of explaining how sublimation could be compatible with a new and non-repressive social order, he presented a confused account of a "sublimation without desexualization" that could make this possible.
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In the early 1990s, the scholar of English Melanie Rawls wrote that while some critics found Tolkien's poetry, in The Lord of the Rings and more generally, "well-crafted and beautiful", others thought it "excruciatingly bad." The Scottish poet Alan Bold, cited by Rawls, similarly did "not think much of Tolkien's poetry as poetry." Granting that since his Middle-earth books were not written "in the style of a modern novel", modern verse would have been totally inappropriate, Rawls attacked his verse with phrases such as "weighed down with cliches and self-consciously decorative words", concluding "He was a better writer of prose than of verse." On the other hand, Geoffrey Russom, a scholar of Old and Middle English verse, considered Tolkien's varied verse as constructing "good music", with a rich diversity of structure that avoids the standard iambic pentameter of much modern English poetry.
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Andy Gill of The Independent calls the album a mix of "intelligence and drive" and gave it four out of five stars, comparing the anthemic content to Arcade Fire and R.E.M. A mixed review came from Stephen M. Deusner of Pitchfork Media. Granting that the band's "heady concepts, genre nods, and oddball experiments... gel fairly well", he still found the onstage antics of the band "too precocious, too juvenile" and opines that a DVD of their performance would only enhance the silliness of their live performance. Pastes Doug Heselgrave called the album "respectable", noting that the musicians were talented, but the mix was too focused on percussion and the performances don't add much to the previously- released studio versions of these songs. Steven Hyden of The A.V. Club disagreed with the sentiment, calling the songs "different enough" and compares the engaging performances with a heavy metal band.
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The Unfair Contract Terms Act 1977 originally only allowed an occupier to exclude the common duty of care if the property is used for business purposes. Several organisations, including the National Farmers Union and the Country Land and Business Association, argued that this was forcing landowners to exclude people completely for fear of being sued, thus hindering educational and recreational purposes as well as business ones. In response to this, Section 2 of the Act amends the 1977 Act to say that "breach of an obligation or duty towards a person obtaining access to the premises for recreational or educational purposes ... is not a business liability of the occupier unless granting that person such access for the purposes concerned falls within the business purposes of the occupier". This permits landowners to allow educational and recreational bodies access to their land without the risk of liability.
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Perhaps the most glaring question was stated this way, by Hermon Wilson Craven: > The bill dropping the silver dollar from our list of coins had passed the > senate on January 10, 1871, by a vote of 36 to 14. It had passed the house > on May 27, 1872, by a vote of 110 to 13. In the name of common sense, what > need was there for English and German bankers to send Seyd here in the > winter of 1872-3, to bribe congress to favor a measure that had already > passed both houses of congress without a word of opposition from a single > member? Granting that bankers are as willing to resort to bribery as > Populists claim—and the word of those who forge government reports would, of > course, be accepted as conclusive on this point—they should be credited with > having sense enough not to use bribery when there is no necessity whatever > for it.
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The Province of Pennsylvania, also known as the Pennsylvania Colony, was an English proprietary colony from the time of its royal charter in 1681 until the American Revolution in 1776 when Pennsylvania adopted its first Constitution. In Pennsylvania, King’s Bench power refers to an English common law authority which the General Assembly recognized and explicitly bestowed in 1722 on the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, granting that court by charter constitutional authority over legal and supervisory aspects of the court system in the English colony. As presently-codified, Pennsylvania statutes state that, "Notwithstanding any other provision of law, the Supreme Court may, on its own motion or upon petition of any party, in any matter pending before any court ... involving an issue of immediate public importance, assume plenary jurisdiction of such matter at any stage thereof and enter a final order or otherwise cause right and justice to be done."Pennsylvania Statutes, Title 42, § 726.
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Fatally Yours offered in their review that [the film] "is straight-up one of the best Full Moon Entertainment movies out there for sure", praising the director and casting. They concluded by remarking that while the film might "seem like your typical freaky horror film it does have the memorable moments that make you happy to be able to be viewing it." They made note of the high budget and that the film was exceptional to films of this genre not being known for presenting great acting, scoring that the first 20 minutes were Incredibly Amazing, though granting that the acting did get better, leading the reviewer to suppose that the project was possibly shot in the same order as scripted, allowing the actors to become more comfortable with their characters as the film progressed. eFilmCritic found the film to be "easily one of the absolute best films to ever clear a Blockbuster shelf", opining that the film's script was beautiful and original.
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INA building on Šubićeva Avenue, Zagreb was selected for security reasons as the venue for parliament's declaration of independence on 8 October 1991 The Badinter Arbitration Committee was set up by the Council of Ministers of the European Economic Community (EEC) on 27 August 1991 to provide legal advice and criteria for diplomatic recognition to former Yugoslav republics. In late 1991, the Commission stated, among other things, that Yugoslavia was in the process of dissolution, and that the internal boundaries of Yugoslav republics could not be altered unless freely agreed upon. Factors in the preservation of Croatia's pre-war borders, defined by demarcation commissions in 1947, were the Yugoslav federal constitutional amendments of 1971 and 1974, granting that sovereign rights were exercised by the federal units, and that the federation had only the authority specifically transferred to it by the constitution. Robert Badinter presided over the Arbitration Commission of the Conference on Yugoslavia Germany advocated quick recognition of Croatia, stating that it wanted to stop ongoing violence in Serb-inhabited areas.
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Diplock LJ held the judge was right and the company was bound to pay Freeman and Lockyer for their architecture work.[1964] 2 QB 480, 500-510 He noted that if actual authority is conferred by the board without a formal resolution, this renders the board liable for a fine.See now CA 2006 s 183 If a person has no actual authority to act on a company's behalf, then a contract can still be enforced if an agent had authority to enter contracts of a different but similar kind, the person granting that authority itself had authority, the contracting party was induced by these representations to enter the agreement and the company had the capacity to act.This is now irrelevant due to CA 2006 s 40 All those conditions were fulfilled on the facts, because (1) the board knew about Kapoor’s general activities and permitted him to engage in these kinds of activities; such conduct represented his authority to contract for these kinds of things (2) the articles conferred full power to the board (3) Freeman and Lockyer were induced to contract by these ‘representations’ and (4) the company had capacity.
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