Getting the answers right on Catalyte's online test matters little.
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It matters little what type of vehicle you are driving.
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Whether the original disdain is real or imaginary matters little.
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But that matters little, because Mr. Zhang has no customers.
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It matters little that he is not as good as before.
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However, some experts think this difference matters little to most investors.
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That matters little to people who have lost their jobs though.
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But the past success of a show's writers and composers matters little.
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Beyond those three policy matters, little else has penetrated the swirl of impeachment.
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It matters little that the rule may be widely supported by the public.
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In this instance, the blur between veneration and mocking is massive, but it matters little.
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But to many, it matters little that the drugs' frightening side effects are extremely rare.
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Now that the goddess herself has appeared, it matters little if the dinner lags behind.
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The argument that inequality matters little and redistribution mars economic success has always been suspect.
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"There are no rules for the birthday parade, but I'm not sure it matters," Little continues.
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MUCH of the time, argues David Runciman, a British academic, politics matters little to most people.
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One, his growing unpopularity, matters little for now because no one is popular in France today.
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This probably matters little to the media giant, which has had a busy, record-breaking year.
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That reality matters little to most fans, for whom these two famous anomalies will remain forever intertwined.
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It matters little that the duet was danced by Mr. Brown and a woman, I-Ling Liu.
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Yet the specific cause matters little, since each round of fighting is a continuation of the last.
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But research suggests that intention matters little if the viewer doesn't feel vulnerable to the health consequences.
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But that argument has its dissenters, especially those who feel the punctuation matters little to the meaning.
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Ultimately, the future of stars on the Hollywood Walk of Fame matters little to most of us.
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But that matters little to Lozbin, one of around 160 people estimated to have returned to the zone.
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Some conservatives might argue that philosophical coherency matters little if it does not result in dependable political action.
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That some of those stories do not track, are dated and appear false on their face matters little.
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It really, truly, matters little if you let your personal inbox pile up with thousands of unread emails.
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Banks will have to contend with increased choices and a world where their physical sprawl matters little to consumers.
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Why it matters: Little has been done to impose cost on credit bureaus for cybersecurity negligence since the Equifax breach.
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Missile reliability matters little because only one missile has to work to make an EMP attack against an entire nation.
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Whether they are designed primarily to massage a party's political base, to body slam partisan opponents, or both, matters little.
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This reality matters little, however, to most Democrats who have fantasized of impeachment since the day this president took office.
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In other words, his assertions are entirely unscientific—which naturally matters little to a president with a documented aversion to science.
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What property the game is based on matters little, as it's more about the opportunity to experience it with one another.
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It matters little to a disenfranchised black voter if Roberts acted without malice when he struck down the Voting Rights Act.
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She recognizes that these casting decisions don't necessarily come from a malicious place, but that distinction matters little to the disenfranchised.
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As McCain correctly observed, it matters little that images of Guantánamo have not corresponded to reality for well over a decade.
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Arguably, therefore, it matters little whether other tech companies jump in on Apple's side, because they likely can't affect the outcome.
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It matters little that those traditions include hanging black people from trees, a genocide of Native Americans and the subjugation of women.
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That past is palpable at Persies, with old photos and mementos adorning the walls, but that matters little to a thirsty visitor.
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As long as the Seminole approve of the proceedings, it matters little what any one else, Native or not, thinks about them.
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But Democrats and liberal groups say Cuomo's public posturing against the president-elect matters little if he cannot unite his party's state senators.
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It matters little that Qatar lost its Arab Spring bets: Across the region, Islamist forces bankrolled by Doha are vanquished or in retreat.
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The Dow matters little to the majority of people, because 84 percent of the market is controlled by 10 percent of wealthy Americans.
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The seducer's pronouncements may be empty, even nonsensical, but that matters little; each one brings the aroused crowd to new heights of pleasure.
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It matters little whether it's the Jordanian-Syrian divide, the waters between the Philippines and Malaysia, or the southern border of the United States.
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Feel is a personal thing, but if a guitar doesn't have it — well, it matters little if the price tag is in the thousands.
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It ultimately matters little if Trump dislikes the press, but it matters a great deal that the public is giving up on the press.
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That responsibility, though great, matters little when those in power actively work to thwart Americans from exercising their right to determine their own affairs.
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Backup Jonathan Bernier is expected to make his second straight start but it matters little if Los Angeles can't ignite some semblance of offense.
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We are now firmly in Toffler's "Third Wave," a future where individuals can conduct business in a digital world in which physical location matters little.
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Yet the author struggles to accept the fallibility of an Olympian hero, ultimately arguing that "it matters little how much of the Emil legend was real".
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But many on Wall Street say it matters little whether Tesla changes the world if it also keeps losing hundreds of millions of dollars a year.
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In reality, I think it matters little what either side says or what revelations are claimed — short of a surprise vote to oust Trump from office.
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They are 5 to 6 feet (1.5 to 1.8 meters) underground and beneath the frost line, but that matters little when temperatures drop so dramatically, Peckinpaugh said.
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Beyond that, however, it matters little how the current protests end, whether it be through attrition or some intervention that stops short of the deployment of mainland forces.
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That Baker did not have an African-American wife, or had a reputation for dating African-American women, as implied by his mother in the movie, matters little.
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If that matters little to you then you're either not a fan — OK, that's fine — or Ultimate Alliance is old enough that you don't know what it is.
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Still, those who plan to watch mostly say it doesn't matter to them that none of the major nominees are racial minorities -- 58% say it matters little to them.
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For people who lose family members to neighborhood violence, it matters little that anti-racist liturgy requires us to pretend that Black Lives Matter more when white people take them.
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By contrast, observers were perplexed as to what upside there could be, if any, in causing trouble for May over an issue like Brexit that matters little to most Americans.
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Her refusal to confirm or deny the accusation matters little; she's grouped with the town's other "witches" and forced to become an unpaid laborer and, at times, a tourist attraction.
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It's testament to the characters' relatability — or maybe to an audience's ability to empathize — that it matters little who plays the roles or that Linzy's voice echoes from their throats.
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Whether ISIS itself was involved in the attacks or was simply the inspiration for the attacks matters little to the victims of the bombings in Sri Lanka and to their families.
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Which states are included matters little: While the cash must go to the the state GOP's coffers first, parties can transfer the funds to any other state party in unlimited amounts.
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Third, if it is true that Republicans picked for expiration the provisions they thought would be extended anyway —and if they guessed right — it matters little whether they are made "permanent" now.
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That her two most recent albums—2012's deliciously electro-poppy Charmer, and her seriously rocked-up 2014 partnership with Ted Leo for The Both—stray far from this territory apparently matters little.
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The hierarchical structure of the mob matters little to Vito—well-dressed characters are not treated with respect because of their position on the ladder, so to speak, but because, hey, they're offering paid work.
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That matters little, though: until today, many senators will have been able to largely stay silent on the issue, and a vote to support this highly unpopular rule may come back to bite them come midterms.
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It doesn't matter that police officers are trained in a variety of ways and paid to handle stressful situations, and also matters little that they chose to put on the uniform to take on those responsibilities.
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The 25-year-old struggled in his second rehab outing with Triple-A Buffalo on Sunday, although the four runs he allowed in 4 1/3 innings matters little when compared to his overall health after the contest.
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Mr. Del Bufalo said it matters little who sold the mosaic to Mr. Fioratti, who was a longtime correspondent for Il Tempo newspaper, because he or she could not have passed along good title to a stolen item.
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This matters little when the market rises for seven consecutive years, but it's an issue that is now front and center as the baby boomer generation hits retirement age just as the global markets assume a far more volatile posture.
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In the rest of Russia, the retirement age is set to rise to 65 for men and 60 for women making matters little better as the nationwide life expectancy for men was 66 years old in 373, government data shows.
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In some years, that matters little, but in the past three years, especially, this tendency has led to some striking shutouts: There have been no nominations for the Atlanta deconstructionists Future and Young Thug, or for the California neo-traditionalists YG and Vince Staples.
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But for Chief Judge Gregory, size matters little, and a reasonable observer would see the cross as "a war memorial built to celebrate the 49 Prince George's County residents who gave their lives in battle", rather than as a "divisive message promoting Christianity over any other religion or nonreligion".
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Considering how little blocking Bradford had on Sunday, he could have fared considerably worse, but that sort of thing matters little in the results-driven discourse of the NFL, where the previously unbeaten Vikings are already being written off as clownfrauds for losing one tough game on the road.
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His supporters in assorted dirty industries have no real stake in the dispute — it matters little to coal companies what Detroit does with its engineering — but California's status as something of an independent nation of blue (its $3 trillion annual GDP would rank it fifth among countries) provokes rage, as does the state's decades of commitment to its environmental equity, even dating back to the years when its was a Republican stronghold (even the California GOP couldn't deal with Los Angeles smog).
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"Crowd chatter matters little to Sheard". Edmonton Journal, October 24, 2002. She released her debut album With Love and Squalor in 1997,"Opportunity knocks when bands get to schmooze and jam". Toronto Star, June 12, 1997.
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In 2007 she published Going Gray: What I Learned about Beauty, Sex, Work, Motherhood, Authenticity and Everything Else That Really Matters (Little, Brown and Company, ) and in 2011, It’s Always Personal: Navigating Emotion in the New Workplace (Random House, ).
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"affinity", "reality". "communication", "knowledge", responsibility", "control", etc., with a new definition and a meaning which is peculiar and exclusively Scientology. The British philosopher and logician Bertrand Russell asserts, "...provided our use of words is consistent it matters little how we define them.
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Validity and utility of alternate predictors of job performance. Psychological Bulletin, 96(1):72-98. The validity of IQ varies most notably with job complexity: IQ matters little for simple jobs such as packing, and a great deal in complex jobs such as medicine. These findings have major significance.
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The proof for general is formally identical,See for instance Chapter 21 except that elements of the Lie algebra are left invariant vector fields on and the exponential mapping is the time one flow of the vector field. If with closed in , then is closed in , so the specialization to instead of arbitrary matters little.
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Ramsey smiles and says "It begins." While the film's initial goal was to seemingly deconstruct and examine the world of corporate America, and those at the top of the ladder, it ends endorsing it. That is to say, as long as money and power are at stake, how people are treated in the workplace matters little.
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Upon return to Earth, they are rescued from the consequences of stealing the craft by base commander Captain Christopher Dugan. Night Man had solved murders on Dugan's base, making him more receptive to the efforts of super-humans. Even when informed one of the Strangers was gay, Dugan indicates it matters little. In the same issue, Yrial's people force her to come home.
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The common law's lack of the rule of iura novit curia therefore has some relevance in civil proceedings, but matters little in criminal proceedings or in administrative courts.Opinion of Advocate General Jacobs in the cases C-430/93 and C-431/93, Jeroen van Schijndel and Johannes Nicolaas Cornelis van Veen v Stichting Pensioenfonds voor Fysiotherapeuten, European Court reports 1995 Page I-04705, par. 34.
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While some tricks do have origins in snowboarding, many of the more advanced tricks are not realistic to actual physics. This matters little in games of this style, as the larger and more extreme tricks count for the most points and are the most spectacular to execute. Players also have the option of practicing or exploring courses in "freeride" mode. There are a total of eight playable characters.
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"Objectivity matters little when you know what you are looking for, but its lack is problematic when you do not". Another criticism of search personalization is that it limits a core function of the web: the collection and sharing of information. Search personalization prevents users from easily accessing all the possible information that is available for a specific search query. Search personalization adds a bias to user's search queries.
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According to the sociologist Dumitru Sandu, this closure is cultural, being determined by ethnic and religious factors. Locals mainly watch, read and listen to Hungarian media close to the country's government, causing the transmission of liberalist doctrinal elements to them. Due to this affiliation with Hungarian politics, Romania matters little to the inhabitants of Ditrău. Furthermore, in 1986, this community had a conflict with the Romani minority of the village, which increased fear and hostility towards foreigners.
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Still, the music is mostly great." Scott Plagenhoef of Pitchfork describes the EP-exclusive tracks as "low key marvels". He says that while the album lacks a progressive quality from the band's previous work, it "is quietly one of the most rewarding listens in the Beatles' career", and the mixed nature of the collection "matters little when the music itself is so incredible". Writing in The Rolling Stone Album Guide, Rob Sheffield said that the album was "a lot goopier than Sgt.
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Scheuer opined that the film was "tailor-made for Presley and his tunes, the story matters little—too little, if one doesn't dig Elvis". Videohound's Golden Movie Retriever rated it with 2 bones out of 4. Michael Weldon, in Psychotronic Encyclopedia of Film, gave a positive review: "Elvis at his best, top-billed for the first time". Leslie Halliwell, in his Film and Video Guide, felt the opposite, giving zero stars out of 4, and dismissed it as an "empty-headed, glossy star vehicle".
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It matters little to them that Europeans and Americans do not perceive any need for defense." Emmert, Thomas A. "Why Serbia Will Fight for 'Holy' Kosovo; And the Peril for Western Armies Approaching the Balkan Tripwire". Washington Post, 13 June 1993. Matija Bećković, a well-known poet and academic, praised the event as "the culmination of the Serb national revolt, in Kosovo as the equator of the Serb planet.... On this six hundredth anniversary of the Kosovo battle, we must emphasise that Kosovo is Serbia; and that this is a fundamental reality, irrespective of Albanian birth rates and Serb mortality rates.
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The life of men and women is so cheap and property is so sacred. There are so many of us for one job it matters little if 146 of us are burned to death. :We have tried you citizens; we are trying you now, and you have a couple of dollars for the sorrowing mothers, brothers and sisters by way of a charity gift. But every time the workers come out in the only way they know to protest against conditions which are unbearable the strong hand of the law is allowed to press down heavily upon us.
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The prestige in the subject of free love of Armand within anarchist circles was such as to motivate the young Argentinian anarchist América Scarfó to ask Armand in a letter on advice as to how to deal with the relationship she had with notorious Italian anarchist Severino Di Giovanni. Di Giovanni was still married when they began the relationship. "The letter was published in L’en dehors" on 20 January 1929 under the title “An Experience”, together with the reply from E. Armand". Armand replied to Scarfó "“Comrade: My opinion matters little in this matter you send me about what you are doing.
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In 1266 Bonifaci returned to Lombardy. He continued composing in Occitan, producing two descorts with Scotto and Luquet Gattulus. During a war between Genoa and Venice, Bonifaci composed a sirventes, "Ges no m'es greu, s'ieu non sui ren prezatz" (It matters little to me if I am not esteemed), in which he blamed the Genoese for allowing themselves to be defeated the Venetians and insulting the latter. In response, Bertolome Zorzi, a Venetian prisoner of war, wrote "Molt me sui fort d'un chant mer[a]veillatz" (I was very much surprised by a song), defending his country's conduct and blaming Genoa for the war.
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There are so many of us for one job it matters little if 146 of us are burned to death. :We have tried you citizens; we are trying you now, and you have a couple of dollars for the sorrowing mothers, brothers and sisters by way of a charity gift. But every time the workers come out in the only way they know to protest against conditions which are unbearable the strong hand of the law is allowed to press down heavily upon us. :Public officials have only words of warning to us – warning that we must be intensely peaceable, and they have the workhouse just back of all their warnings.
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Rhaphiolepis ( or ;The first pronunciation is that expected for Anglo-Latin; the second is common in nurseries. Sunset Western Garden Book, 1995:606–607. However, William T. Stearn in his book Botanical Latin says "Botanical Latin is essentially a written language, but the scientific names of plants often occur in speech. How they are pronounced really matters little provided they sound pleasant and are understood...") is a genus of about fifteen species of evergreen shrubs and small trees in the family Rosaceae, native to warm temperate and subtropical East Asia and Southeast Asia, from southern Japan, southern Korea and southern China, south to Thailand and Vietnam.
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O Lady of Presentation For us we bid thee pray That college days may be of worth While we our time abide on earth And trials faced each day. As students of Presentation We pledge to ever be Brave soldiers in the bitter strife For self-assertion in this life And men of dignity. It matters little where we roam In the years that lie ahead The knowledge which we here acquire Shall help our nation to aspire For we are men sincere. Majestic on its verdant hill Our school o'er looks the sea It stands a monument to those Who all their lives to serve it chose That it for e'er may be.
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" The Russian Encyclopedia of Sages, Mystics, and Magicians wrote that in her article Blavatsky "allegorically" proclaims: "Christos was 'the Way,' while Chrêstos was the lonely traveller journeying on to reach the ultimate goal through that 'Path,' which goal was Christos, the glorified Spirit of 'Truth.'" In a like manner Drujinin has quoted hers article: > "To the true follower of the Spirit of Truth, it matters little, therefore, > whether Jesus, as man and Chrêstos, lived during the era called Christian, > or before, or never lived at all. The Adepts, who lived and died for > humanity, have existed in many and all the ages." Tyson wrote that "sanctification," in Blavatsky's opinion, "was ever the synonym (for) the 'Mahatmic-condition,' i.e.
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I have seen him from time to time. I heard his voice, I've seen his face, I saw the light, I felt his hand on my head and the slap on my shoulder. I was enwrapt in that wonderful Heavenly and Divine power, and the words I have given you are not my words, but the words God sent by John the Baptist. :I want to make this statement, so that everyone may know that this is true; it matters little what will become of me hereafter, but I cannot, nor will not, deny the things I have seen and heard from the Heavenly Messenger as long as I have my right mind, and God gives me life and His grace to endure here on Earth.
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Many of the characters in the play believe that the substance of a play matters little as long as it can earn a profit. Harriot believes that the only important characteristic of a lover is his merit, which, to her, is his ability to become financially successful.Rivero 1989 pp. 33–37 Fielding later continues this line of attacks on audiences, morality, and genres when he criticises Samuel Richardson's epistolary novel Pamela, in which a nobleman makes advances upon a servant-maid with the intent of making her his mistress.Warner 1998 p. 241Castro-Santana 2016 pp 637-41 The blending of the fictional and real worlds at the end of the play represents the inability of individuals to distinguish between fictional and real experience.Freeman 2002 pp.
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In a paper published in 1964,Friedman/Meiselman (1964) Friedman and Meiselman conceded that Hester’s suggestion of using first differences was correct and that it is a better method for their single-equation approach. But they insisted that their interpretations of income and autonomous expenditures are relevant, rejecting Hester’s misgivings. They claimed that Hester’s use of correlation coefficients with his newly defined autonomous expenditures constituted an "unsound argument,"and summarized as follows: > We remain of the opinion that there is a striking division among students of > economic affairs about the role of money in determining the course of > economic events. One view is that the quantity of money matters little; the > other, that it is a key factor in understanding, and even more, controlling > economic change.
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Pauwels and Bergier worked on the book over five years, compiling voluminous documentation incorporated into the Bibliothèque nationale de France as Fonds Pauwels in 2007. Heavily influenced by Charles Fort's work and ideas, the authors' primary aim was to arouse the curiosity of their readership, stating "Let us repeat that there will be a lot of silliness in our book, but this matters little if the book stirs up a few vocations and, to a certain degree, prepares broader tracks for research". « Il y aura sans doute beaucoup de bêtises dans notre livre, répétons-le, mais il importe assez peu, si ce livre suscite quelques vocations et, dans une certaine mesure, prépare des voies plus larges à la recherche » p. 199.
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His works are located in the ships of S. Domino and Palladio of the Adriatica Navigazione (1988–89) until the great commissions of the Nineties and 2000s for the Holland American Line, Carnival Cruise Line, Princess Cruises, Costa Cruises and P&O.; The collaborations with the large shipping companies is one of the most important chapters in Gianmaria Potenza's career, for the vastness and quantity of work that has been commissioned for over three decades, from wood panels to tapestries for the Italia Società di Navigazione during the Eighties, up to the walls decorated with mosaics and monumental bronze sculptures for the great transatlantic in the Nineties and 2000s. Taking advantage of the spatial layout of ships, Potenza creates architectural sculptures that can influence how the environments are used and lived. Whether inside or outside matters little, the same will continue to speak, support, play.
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I think Admiral Porter gave Healy a written description of our > relative positions in that interview, also the dimensions, shape, and > furniture of the cabin of the "Ocean Queen"; but the rainbow is > Healy's—typical, of course, of the coming peace. In this picture I seem to > be talking, the others attentively listening. Whether Healy made this > combination from Admiral Porter's letter or not, I cannot say; but I thought > that he caught the idea from what I told him had occurred when saying that > "if Lee would only remain in Richmond till I could reach Burkesville, we > would have him between our thumb and fingers," suiting the action to the > word. It matters little what Healy meant by his historic group, but it is > certain that we four sat pretty much as represented, and were engaged in an > important conversation during the forenoon of March 28, 1865, and that we > parted never to meet again.
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Loving colour, we refuse to limit it, and subdued or dazzling, > fresh or muddy, we accept all the possibilities contained between the two > extreme points of the spectrum, between the cold and the warm tone. > > Here are a thousand tints which issue from the prism, and hasten to range > themselves in the lucid region forbidden to those who are blinded by the > immediate... There are two methods of regarding the division of the canvas, in addition to the inequality of parts being granted as a prime condition. Both methods are based on the relationship between color and form: > According to the first, all the parts are connected by a rhythmic convention > which is determined by one of them. This—its position on the canvas matters > little—gives the painting a centre from which the gradations of colour > proceed, or towards which they tend, according as the maximum or minimum of > intensity resides there.
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During the war, while the rest of his squad uses the more heavily armored KG-7 Areion, he operates a training unit, the KG-6 Sleipnir as his personal machine, preferring its greater maneuverability over the thicker armour of the Areion, which he correctly determines matters little in the war against the more technologically advanced Vers Empire. He has the ability to activate Aldnoah Drive technology, having inadvertently received a part of Asseylum's powers after carrying out CPR on her and accidentally ingesting some of her blood and saliva. After he was shot by Slaine, he receives a cybernetic left eye to replace the damaged one; the eye, which contains both a processor specialized in movement-prediction algorithms intended to replace the also damaged temporal cortex of his brain and an artificial intelligence originally designed to run said algorithms, advances his ability to engage Orbital Knights to an even higher degree. But the powerful AI-run eye comes at a massive cost as his inability to process large amounts of data for a long period of time continues to damage his brain.
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A > grateful and warm-hearted people will only cling more tightly to him in the > hour of his affliction. And whether your Lordship took dictation from non- > Catholics such as Lord Middleton, or from influential Catholics, such as the > Anglicised Sir Thomas Stafford, it matters little. > When these calumniators are dead and gone, and when their names shall only > be recalled with horror and disgust, the name of the patriot priest of > Crossna will shine as bright and clear on the pages of Irish history as the > morning star that circles the heavens, pointing out to future generations of > Irish men and women the road to glory, to honour and to virtue. > And as a protest against your Lordship’s action, we have closed Crossna > church, and it will remain closed till Fr. O’Flanagan is restored to the > mission. Your Lordship may look on our action as extreme, but pray remember > the awful malediction conveyed in those dreadful words: “Woe to the man whom > history shall accuse and whom posterity shall judge.” To this tribunal we > leave your Lordship’s action and our own. However, as with the Cliffoney Rebellion, the Bishop refused to negotiate or reinstate O'Flanagan.
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