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Mr. Qassim's petition, along with others, was kept in abeyance as cases that would inevitably bear on it traveled up and down the legal system.
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Presently the institute offers courses under Civil, Electrical, Mechanical as well as Electronics and Telecommunication engineering."SCTE&VTORISSA;" sctevtorissa.in The admission to Leather Technology has been kept in abeyance since 1991. Two hostels for boys are available which can accommodate about 100 students.
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This policy was met with severe criticism from Konkani organisations, both, within Goa and outside. Although promises were made by Kakodkar in 1977 and thereafter by then Congress Chief Minister Pratapsinh Rane in 1980 to treat Konkani at par with Marathi, the matter was kept in abeyance till 1986.
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The tribal leaders in the northeast were laboriously unhappy with the SRC recommendations. They met in Aizawl in 1955 and formed a new political party, Eastern India Union (EITU) and raised their demand for a separate state comprising all the hill districts of Assam. The Mizo Union split and the breakaway faction joined the EITU. By this time, the UMFO also joined the EITU and then understanding of the Hill problems by the Chuliha Ministry, the demand for a separate Hill state by EITU was kept in abeyance.
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The gut flora community plays a direct role in defending against pathogens by fully colonising the space, making use of all available nutrients, and by secreting compounds that kill or inhibit unwelcome organisms that would compete for nutrients with it, these compounds are known as cytokines. Different strains of gut bacteria cause the production of different cytokines. Cytokines are chemical compounds produced by our immune system for initiating the inflammatory response against infections. Disruption of the gut flora allows competing organisms like Clostridium difficile to become established that otherwise are kept in abeyance.
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Puntland forces claimed they had been provoked by rocket and mortar fire. ICU forces stated Ethiopian troops "started firing missiles toward our positions." At least one ICU fighter was claimed killed in the exchange.Battle rages between ICU fighters-Ethiopian backed militia in central Somalia SomaliSpotFresh fighting erupts in Somalia Al Jezeera On December 16, it was reported a local Islamic court named Imamu Shahfici was set up in Abudwaq. It urged Islamists to resist the EthiopiansSomalia’s Islamists in central Somalia urge people to fight with Ethiopia Shabelle Media Network Further combat was kept in abeyance until the general outbreak of hostilities on December 20.
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In the meeting the representatives of state governments were opposed > to the proposed switch over to competitive bidding. It was further noted > that the legislative changes that would be required for the proposed change > would require considerable time and the process of allocation of coal blocks > for captive mining could not be kept in abeyance for so long given the > pressing demand for coal. Therefore, it was decided in this meeting to > continue with the allocation of coal blocks through the extant Screening > Committee procedure till the new competitive bidding procedure became > operational. This was a collective decision of the centre and the state > governments concerned. 18\.
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Irrespective of the self-consciousness of the image, irrespective of the element of pastiche, what lifts the image above and beyond the influences and constraints that shape it is that sense of pleasure, of laughter, that lightness. Thereby, through laughter, through what Roland Barthes's famously termed jouissance or bliss, the iconic or representational quality of the work dissolves or, at least, is strategically foregrounded yet kept in abeyance. If the work is about race, about gender, it is also about something far greater: love. By this I mean that Rose has not only shown us the obvious, but through the obvious – racial conflict and sexual difference – she has managed to point a way forward.
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