It's the last on this list that mosts interests me.
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And while Everlane is one of the stores that the Insider shopping team frequents the mosts, its shoes can be hit or miss.
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For the first time in nearly a decade, the Department of Homeland Security has updated its Common Weakness Enumeration list of the 25 mosts dangerous software errors.
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Mercifully, the modern day Assassin's Creed sequences, in which a future descendant is reliving an ancestor's past memories, are both rare and short, so you'll be spending mosts of your time in beautiful Greece.
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And if you're a malware developer, what better place to try your luck if not with Mac computers, where mosts user still believe to be safe by default and perhaps have their guard down?
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All the firsts, worsts, and mosts of the past decade are early warning signals of more drastic changes to come — from either a new economy disentangled from fossil fuels or a planet transformed by our carbon emissions.
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At the moment, Facebook is one of the few social media platforms where you can share 360-degree photos and videos, allowing anyone to pan and tilt the field of view to gaze at whatever detail in the scene mosts interests them.
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Last night, people kept talking (OK, tweeting) about various firsts or mosts that the 13 innings between the Cubs and the Rockies represented but it seems odd to marvel at a stat that is largely just reflective of a shift in the overall system and that will be necessarily diluted by the very perpetuation of that system.
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The Felix Ermacora Society was founded in 2005, and is headed by Wolfgang Schüssel, the former Austrian Chancellor. His students include Andreas Khol, a former President of the Austrian parliament and, mosts prominently, Manfred Nowak. He died in 1995, of a disease he caught on a UN mission in Afghanistan and Pakistan in December 1994.
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In mosts states grandparent rights exists however, the grandparent must obtain their own attorney. They will not be awarded an assigned counsel. Organizations, like the Grandparents Rights Organization, are working on some changes in the law to provide grandparents automatic visitation upon the death of a parent (their child) to allow for continued family interaction with that part of their family.
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215-217 Ernst Meier collected a version from Swabia, in southwestern Germany, in which the heroine has only one sister instead of two.Meier, Ernst Deutsche Volksmärchen aus Schwaben Stuttgart: C.P. Scheitlin 1852 pp. 202-204 Ignaz and Josef Zingerle collected an Austrian variant from Tannheim titled The Bear (Der Bär) in which, unlike in mosts versions, the heroine is the eldest of the merchant's three daughters instead of the youngest.
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Nearly all of its inhabitants are Wakhi speakers and are migrated from Wakhan in early 19th century. The village is famous for trout fish angling and hunting points which are the source of attraction for the local and national hunters. Mosts of the people are educated and serving in different institution throughout the country and due to this it is included among the economically stable village in the valley according to AKRSP survey.
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Dennis P Hupchik, page 299 The idea then was strictly political and did not imply a secession from Bulgarian ethnicity, but unity of all nationalities in the area, then under Ottoman control.The Macedoine, "The National Question in Yugoslavia. Origins, History, Politics", by Ivo Banac, Cornell University Press, 1984. During the Balkan Wars and the First World War the organization supported the Bulgarian army and joined to Bulgarian war-time authorities when they temporarily took control over mosts of Thrace and Macedonia.
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In practice, some of these criteria may not apply in all situations, and some analysts may have additional criteria. These criteria are given as useful guidelines. Mosts analysts will focus on those criteria that they find most useful. #Practical significance of effects #Order of magnitude of effects #Statistical significance of effects #Probability plots of effects #Youden plot of averages #Practical significance of residual standard deviation #Statistical significance of residual standard deviation The first four criteria focus on effect sizes with three numeric criteria and one graphical criterion.
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The preliminary official report, after 88.45% of the vote counted, showed the result for President of the Republic almost tied between Arias with 40.51% of the vote and Ottón Solís with 40.29%. Given the small difference of only 3250 votes, the Superior Electoral Tribunal announced that a manual count of all the votes would start immediately and no official winner would be announced until that process was completed, approximately two weeks after the election. In the parliamentary election, the National Liberation Party won the mosts seats.
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Whilst some dance therapists work with codified dance movement and styles – such as ballet, folk dance, contemporary dance etc. – most work within a kinetic framework of creative and expressive movement practices, usually with a significant element of structured improvisation. Commonly requirements on mosts DMT/P graduate programmes are Movement Analysis and Profiling (often based in Laban movement analysis and the Kestenberg Movement Profile), experiential anatomy, human development and Developmental psychology, Authentic Movement and supplementary body-mind integration practices, such as Body-Mind Centering®, Bartenieff Fundamentals, Feldenkrais Method or Alexander Technique. Additionally since a variety of populations may be encountered in DMT/P, methods are adapted to meet the needs of the circumstances and clients and this further reduces standardisation.
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The surveyor's chain was first mentioned 1579 and appears in an illustration in 1607. In 1593 the English mile was redefined by a statute of Queen Elizabeth I as 5280 feet, to tie in with agricultural practice. In 1620, the polymath Edmund Gunter developed a method of accurately surveying land using a surveyor's chain 66 feet long with 100 links. The 66 feet unit, which was four perches or rods, took on the name the chain. By 1675 it was accepted, and Ogilby wrote: > ...a Word or two of Dimensurators or Measuring Instruments, whereof the > mosts usual has been the Chain, and the common length for English Measures 4 > Poles, as answering indifferently to the Englishs Mile and Acre, 10 such > Chains in length making a Furlong, and 10 single square Chains an Acre, so > that a square Mile contains 640 square Acres...' John Ogilby, Britannia, 1675 From Gunter's system, the chain and the link became standard surveyors' units of length and crossed to the colonies.
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Note: Euzetes Berlese, 1908 (Acari), was clearly not named after Louis Euzet. Mosts species named after Euzet are parasitic Platyhelminthes (Cestoda, Monogenea, Digenea). Species of Cestoda: Floriparicapitus euzeti Cielocha, Jensen & Caira, 2014, Halysioncum euzeti (Campbell & Carvajal 1980) Caira, Marques, Jensen, Kuchta & Ivanov, 2014, Progrillotia louiseuzeti Dollfus, 1969, Proteocephalus euzeti Chambrier & Vaucher, 1992, Rhinebothrium euzeti Williams, 1958. Species of Monogenea: Calydiscoides euzeti Justine, 2007, Cichlidogyrus euzeti Dossou & Birgi, 1984, Gyrodactylus euzeti Prost, 1993, Heteraxine louiseuzeti De Armas et al. in Lopez-Roman & Armas Hernandez, 1989, Lamellodiscus euzeti Diamanka, Boudaya, Toguebaye & Pariselle, 2011, Ligophorus euzeti Dmitrieva & Gerasev, 1996, Merizocotyle euzeti Irigoitia, Cantatore, Delpiani, Incorvaia, Lanfranchi & Timi, 2014, Metacamopiella euzeti Kohn, Santos & Lebedev, 1996, Neopolystoma euzeti Combes & Ktari, 1975, Notozothecium euzeti Kritsky, Boeger & Jegu, 1996, Pauciconfibula euzeti (Ktari, 1971) Chisholm, Beverley-Burton & McAlpine, 1991, Protocotyle euzetmaillardi Justine, 2011, Squalonchocotyle euzeti Kheddam, Justine & Tazerouti, 2016, Thaparocleidus euzeti Pariselle, Lim & Lambert, 2002, and Triloculotrema euzeti Boudaya & Neifar, 2016.
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