Perhaps more relevantly, I have copious experience with taking antidepressants.
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Even more relevantly, he's played Survivor in the social media age.
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Perhaps more relevantly, the Journal itself highlighted security concerns about Hikvision cameras in November.
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Kirland has written on Castle, Madam Secretary, and Arrow, but most relevantly, she was a longtime Medium writer.
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But despite her high-profile position, Wintour keeps a relevantly low profile, granting only a few media interviews.
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Very relevantly for your concerns, he has degraded the National Security Council and other foreign-policy decision-making arms.
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More relevantly to investors, evidence is growing that virus-related disruptions are going to take a bite out of economic growth.
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Most relevantly, they included a ban on state hacking to steal intellectual property and state secrets and international cooperation on cybersecurity investigations.
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Most relevantly, Congress has granted the Coast Guard broad powers to enforce the law within the domestic waters of the United States.
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And meanwhile there's some sort of newspaper baron (Jon Voight) who I assume will figure into all this more relevantly in future movies.
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More relevantly, I've kept the grind of travel from leading to a downward health spiral that decreases my ability to perform in a high-stress job.
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More relevantly, Ms. King's husband, Larry (Danté Jeanfelix), and lover, Marilyn Barnett (Zakiya Iman Markland), are courtside, engaged in a passive-aggressive match of their own.
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More relevantly, these artists ran their own venues in order to create work that did not conform to the expectations of their political culture or their art world.
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It seems less focused on going deep on the specific and intimate details of the user and trying to gather just enough information to be able to relevantly answer any query.
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Human history could potentially stretch for billions of years, and has already stretched for tens or hundreds of thousands (depending on when you start counting civilizations as relevantly part of human history).
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While there's only been one panel that's explicitly designed around scooters, much of the substantive discussion here at SXSW feels relevantly centered on policy — in particular, policy that may rein in tech platforms.
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Most relevantly right now, Kudlow is a vehement critic of tariffs on trade and, along with Moore and Art Laffer, wrote a column denouncing the Trump administration's new tariffs on steel and aluminum this month.
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At the end, in a nifty plot twist I won't spoil, the spooky stoners' augury that McBeth will prevail unless "the peaks of mountains drip with blood" — no Birnam Wood here — comes hilariously, gruesomely and relevantly true.
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Lovett baking human meat pies — which, relevantly, is a plot point in "Titus" — she sets about removing the corpses' clothing and accouterments, then draining them of fluids and gases with a ludicrous contraption involving hoses and hand pumps.
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New techniques have enabled AI systems to do things that would have been impossible just a few years ago, from writing stories to creating fake faces to, most relevantly to LAWS, making instantaneous tactical decisions in online war games.
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Most relevantly, chloroquine and hydroxychloroquine studies in cell culture and animals suggest that the drugs may be able to treat infections from SARS and the common cold, two coronaviruses other than the novel SARS-CoV-2 we're facing now.
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One of the ones that I did relevantly recently, which we talked about at the conference, was Convoy, which is essentially the network of trucks and how do you build a logistics network of trucks and technology solves this key problem.
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No sooner had people invented a way of creating photographic images (whether it was a daguerreotype, an ambrotype or a hallotype) than people found ways of altering the images — and, even more relevantly, of lying about their contents and how they were obtained.
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The time has come to reflect the diversity Uber claims to want and to do that in the leadership ranks (including the CEO), which will then in turn reflect more relevantly and appropriately who Uber's drivers and customers are (as well as the world as it really is).
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And most importantly and relevantly of all, Sanders has been crystal clear for years — including in this campaign — about the fact that he considers the Republican Party far, far worse than the Democratic Party, and that he believes it's incredibly important to keep the White House out of Republican hands.
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But rather that a new détente needs to develop between the creative and the corporate sides of this industry: one of mutual respect, that attempts to equalize the balance of power, so that both are invested in, and loyal to, the same future: dressing their customer as relevantly and responsively and reliably as possible.
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More relevantly, Bali's choice of the emo genre for a suite of breakup songs is consistent with just how many rappers — including Wayne, as well as Lil Uzi Vert, Ski Mask the Slump God, the departed Lil Peep, and others — have turned to "rock" as a mode more compatible with vulnerability than the surface toughness of rap.
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There seems to be some disconformity between them about, if you like, what incidents in the course of trial are seen as relevantly significant.
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No pharmacokinetic interactions with doxorubicin were observed in studies. Being a monoclonal antibody, olaratumab is neither metabolised by cytochrome P450 liver enzymes nor transported by transmembrane pumps, and is thus not expected to interact relevantly with other drugs.
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They both were improving an old Soviet type kart so the racer obtained good knowledge in mechanics at a relevantly young age. Tauras showed very good results in Lithuanian and Baltic championships. He participated in about 100 races and won 72 of them.
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From the website, customizable search options allow for users of the data to download Excel csv formats with relevantly sorted information. An API is also available. The online dataset contains security incidents (attacks) from 1997 to present, and is updated in real time.
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This short-path diffusion is similar in principle to short-path distillation. Compared to other techniques, it is a relevantly insensitive process, and takes as little as 10 min for an entire cycle. This makes it a very viable technique for large-scale manufacturing.
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October 12, 2004. Retrieved on December 10, 2008.[conflict with below] There is a sizeable Greek Muslim population in Lebanon, namely Tripoli, which is usually overlooked by the Greek state. Recently the Greek Muslims have increasingly vocalized their opinion of gaining citizenshipwhich is relevantly reserved for Christians.
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The events between the attack on the van and the attack on the building (approximately 30 minutes) were not captured on the leaked video footage.CollateralMurder's Timeline of attack : relevantly, '06:49:09 Video cuts; 07:20:42 [video resumes]' The military did not include the attack on the building in their report.
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American cockroach (P.americana) Nav channels are resistant to the toxin's effects because of the different structure in domain II on its Nav channels. Even with relevantly high doses of Dc1a, P.americana has minor contractions in abdominal muscles and reversible reduced motor activity. On the other hand, Dc1a is lethal for the German cockroach (B.
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All of these procedures do not seem to cause the nonexistence of the person or, for that matter, the nonexistence of any living organism. Therefore, mereological essentialism cannot be universally true (Plantinga 1975). This argument may fail if the mereological essentialist believes in presentism, that the present is the only relevantly true world. This view is a response to the problem of Qualitative Change.
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His customers were, according to the court, 'characterized by their poverty and low levels of literacy and numeracy, which relevantly meant that they lacked financial literacy'. Most were Indigenous Aṉangu people. He held onto their bank cards at all times, except when they departed from the Aṉangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands. He would then return the cards on condition that they give it back upon their return.
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Thus completing his traditional Greek aristocratic education in rhetoric, grammar, and philosophy. Tyrannion was known to have befriended Cicero and taught his nephew, Quintus. Although Tyrannion was also a Peripatetic, he was more relevantly a respected authority on geography, a fact of some significance considering Strabo's future contributions to the field. The final noteworthy mentor to Strabo was Athenodorus Cananites, a philosopher who had spent his life since 44 BC in Rome forging relationships with the Roman elite.
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Saint Peter's is a friendly, close knit, intergenerational, welcoming, supportive congregation where young and old interact. SPLC appreciates both traditional and contemporary worship styles and blends sound contemporary music with the depth, richness and wisdom of past traditions. The teachings of the Church and its vibrant preaching are firmly founded on its belief in the Bible being the true word of God. This word is to be applied relevantly and thoughtfully to today's world and issues.
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No systematic interaction studies have been performed. It is expected that adverse effects of aclidinium increase if it is combined with other muscarinic antagonists. In clinical practice, no interactions with other COPD medications such as glucocorticoids, β2-adrenergic agonists and theophylline have been described. As aclidinium does not relevantly interact with cytochrome P450 liver enzymes or P-glycoprotein, and is quickly metabolized as soon as it reaches the bloodstream, it is considered to have a very low potential for interactions.
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There have been too few cases of TS reported for a standard treatment to be established. In some cases, improvement in immune function has been noted to produce spontaneous improvement in TS symptoms. This pattern is consistent with the behavior of other viral diseases found in immunocompromised patients, most relevantly with the nephropathy associated in kidney transplant recipients with the polyomavirus BK virus. Antiviral drugs such as valganciclovir and cidofovir have shown benefit in treating this disorder in case reports.
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Sayings of the Buddha: New Translations from the Pali Nikayas. Oxford World’s Classics. Oxford University Press, 2008, p. xxi. Richard Gombrich agrees that the four Nikāyas and the main body of monastic rules present "such originality, intelligence, grandeur and—most relevantly—coherence, that it is hard to see it as a composite work" and thus concludes that it is the work of one genius, even if he agrees that when it comes to the Buddha's biography "we know next to nothing".
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London: Chapman. This "apartheid" has been seen by some, such as the United Kingdom Disabled Persons Council, as especially concerning with regard to public transportation, education and health facilities, and perhaps most relevantly places of employment. Physical barriers are also commonly found in the home, with those in poverty more likely to occupy tighter spaces inaccessible to wheelchairs. Beyond physical accessibility, other potential excluding agents include a lack of Braille, sign language and shortage of audio tape availability for those who are blind and deaf.
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Michael McCafferty, an Algonquian and Uto-Aztecan linguist professor at Indiana University, exhaustively examined the etymology of 'Kekionga' and dismissed Dunn's explanation and several others. See the chapter "Trails to Kekionga" in the relevantly titled 'Native American Place Names of Indiana' (Urbana and Chicago: University of Illinois Press, 2008), esp. p. 76. also known as KiskakonCharles R. Poinsatte, Fort Wayne During the Canal Era 1828-1855, Indianapolis: Indiana Historical Bureau, 1969, p. 1Kiskakon, meaning "cut tail," was the principal tribe of the Odawa nation.
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The concept of presence has been described as the sensation of "reality", of "being there", and as "an illusion of nonmediation". The concept of presence originated and was studied with regard to virtual reality (VR) and other 3D environments. It was later established that television viewers could also experience a feeling of presence. Presence is influenced by a number of factors, including video camera techniques, audio fidelity, visual and aural dimensionality, and most relevantly to this topic, image size (visual angle) and quality (angular resolution).
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Plantinga sought to resolve this by offering two further points. First, Plantinga pointed out that God, though omnipotent, could not be expected to do literally anything. God could not, for example, create square circles, act contrary to his nature, or, more relevantly, create beings with free will that would never choose evil. Taking this latter point further, Plantinga argued that the moral value of human free will is a credible offsetting justification that God could have as a morally justified reason for permitting the existence of evil.
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The Message Trust has its roots in a week- long youth event that took place at the Manchester Apollo in 1988, Message '88. Founder and current CEO Andy Hawthorne together with his businessman brother Simon felt stirred to present the Christian gospel message relevantly to the young people of Manchester and organised a week of mission gigs at the Apollo. Message ‘88 attracted over 20,000 young people to hear live performances by bands and artists and a presentation of the gospel message.Hawthorne (2008), p.
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The series centers around distinguished Fredrik Segemyhr, the owner of the apartment, portrayed by Johan Ulveson. The other three main characters are his girlfriend Cecilia Jansson, "Cilla", portrayed by Sussie Eriksson, Fredrik's friend and casual labourer Jan-Olof, portrayed by Lennart Jähkel and taxi driver Anton, portrayed by Olle Sarri. Fredrik is a relevantly ego-centric former top executive within economy who has happened to have lost his job. He himself refuses to admit his unemployment and states affirmatively that he is "between two jobs".
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Pask was liberal in his approach (he eschewed "flag waving" claims). He advocated that students and practitioners use his tools if they found them applicable. His introduction to Graham Barnes' 1994 collection of essays on psychotherapy and second-order cybernetics Justice, Love and Wisdom stated: > I may claim some fundamental expertise both in the "old" and the congruent > but significantly advanced "new" cybernetics. It is on the "new", rather > than the "old" (of black boxes and input/output relations), that Graham > Barnes explicates this illuminating, relevantly informative, insightful and > highly innovative book.
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However, after reflection one can detect a substantial continuity. Of course, there are significant partial discontinuities, like the ones Rawls enjoins with regard to rational choice theory and, more relevantly, with regard to some passages within the third part of A Theory of Justice concerning stability. The methodological hypothesis is designed to complement the interpretive hypothesis by presenting a unitary thread through which we can trigger the desired continuity in our reading of Rawls. This thread follows the basic device Rawls never abandoned, namely the ‘priority of the right’.
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77 In the frigates and Imperieuse he had caused havoc on the French and Spanish coasts with relentless attacks on coastal shipping and defences including, most relevantly, operations in the Rochefort area. He was also a highly active politician, elected as a Member of Parliament for Westminster in 1807 as a Radical, he advocated parliamentary reform and was a fierce critic of Portland's administration.Tracy, p. 78 At his meeting with Mulgrave, Cochrane was asked to explain a plan of attack on Basque Roads which he had drawn up some years previously.
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Reasoning based on analogy is one form of moral reasoning. When using this form of moral reasoning the morality of one situation can be applied to another based on whether this situation is relevantly similar: similar enough that the same moral reasoning applies. A similar type of reasoning is used in common law when arguing based upon legal precedent. In consequentialism (often distinguished from deontology) actions are based as right on wrong based upon the consequences of action as opposed to a property intrinsic to the action itself.
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Although a koi breeder may carefully select the parents they wish based on their desired characteristics, the resulting fry nonetheless exhibit a wide range of color and quality. Koi produce thousands of offspring from a single spawning. However, unlike cattle, purebred dogs, or more relevantly, goldfish, the large majority of these offspring, even from the best champion-grade koi, are not acceptable as nishikigoi (they have no interesting colors) or may even be genetically defective. These unacceptable offspring are culled at various stages of development based on the breeder's expert eye and closely guarded trade techniques.
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The Paavo Nurmi Marathon is an annual sporting event in Turku, named after the world-famous runner Paavo Nurmi, who was born and raised in the city. Finland's most successful tennis player, Jarkko Nieminen, was born and lives in the neighbouring county of Masku Turku Titans is a lacrosse club based in Turku with a relevantly successful history with three silver medals and one gold medal in the national lacrosse league in Finland. The Titans women's team has also had a successful history. The FIL U19 2012 World Lacrosse Championships were also held in the city.
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Both agree that the position "collapses", though they think it fails for different reasons. For Nielsen, the position is socially and politically irresponsible since it ignores prudential, practical, and pragmatic considerations as a basis for criticizing different language games. For Phillips, the position fails because it is not Wittgensteinian, and thus is a caricature of his position. Amongst other charges, Nielsen argues most forcefully in an article entitled "On Obstacles of the Will" that Phillips' Wittgensteinian view is relevantly fideistic and that it, therefore, fails on the grounds that it cannot account for the possibility of external, cultural criticism.
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Although CDA is sometimes mistaken to represent a 'method' of discourse analysis, it is generally agreed upon that any explicit method in discourse studies, the humanities and social sciences may be used in CDA research, as long as it is able to adequately and relevantly produce insights into the way discourse reproduces (or resists) social and political inequality, power abuse or domination.Fairclough, Norman, Critical discourse analysis: the critical study of language. Harlow: LongmanFairclough, Norman, Language and globalization. Oxon: Routledge That is, CDA does not limit its analysis to specific structures of text or talk, but systematically relates these to structures of the sociopolitical context.
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Ireland's old school Hip Hop record label, Known for their breakout events including DJ Premier, KRS-One, Hopsin and many more. Stylistic Murder have been relevantly quiet in the Irish Hip Hop world on the music front, founder Gavin Byrne released two EP's exclusively with South Korea's indie label Link6 in 2015 & 2018 respectively before appearing on Sony Music Korea's "The Movement" compilation album. In 2020, Stylistic Murder have turned their attention to Ireland, with upcoming singles alongside some of Hip Hop's biggest names in the pipeline, the label set to be a first of its kind in Ireland and one to watch for 2021.
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Cagliari's badge incorporates the flag of Sardinia The official red and blue colours of Cagliari mirror those featured on the stemma of Cagliari. The red parts of the stemma are a reference to the coat of arms of the House of Savoy, a family which was previously the monarchy of Italy and more relevantly to Cagliari in particular, the Kingdom of Sardinia. The blue part of the stemma features the sky and the sea, also a castle; this is because the old historic centre of Cagliari is walled and called the Castello. Due to the use of these colours on their shirt in halves, the club is commonly nicknamed rossoblu.
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The Kangaroos were the first all- French Australian football club, which was founded in 2005 by a sports teacher, Marc Jund, and a small group of friends. Within the ASFA (Association Strasbougeoise de Football Australian), the team tried to popularise the sport which is still relevantly unknown in France. The club also has tried to create links with the Australian football championships of Germany, which serves at the same time a good example of the development and episodical structure for training of the game. The club joined the German Championship in 2006 although having to change their name for the occasion, adopting that of the Black Devils of Strasbourg.
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Although The Process presented nothing new, saying that the album "only sounds weak in light of Puppy's track record" and "the band still make Nine Inch Nails sound like sissies". Steve Byrne of the Detroit Free Press said that "Goettel and Puppy devotees deserve a better epitaph than The Process", and the album was "bogged down in [the] B-horror-movie mode that the band has explored more relevantly before". Some reviews were more favorable. Sandy Masuo of the Los Angeles Times described the album as "full of intriguing vagaries" and filled with "driving dance grooves, both choppy and smooth", calling "Candle" a "suitably moody swan song".
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Robert Wood was elected as a Senator for NSW in 1987. The Call to Australia party's Elaine Nile challenged his election on grounds that included that "His actions against the vessels of a friendly nation indicate allegiance, obedience or adherence to a foreign power".. This related to Wood being fined $120 for paddling a kayak in front of the US warship in Sydney Harbour. The High Court, Brennan, Deane and Toohey JJ, dismissed the petition in December 1987 on technical grounds. The brief judgment made a number of observations about subsection 44(i), relevantly including that it required an identified foreign power and an acknowledgement of allegiance.
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The majority judgment is that of Mason & Wilson JJ, with whom Aickin J relevantly agreed. The judgement is critical of the views expressed by Glass JA in Epperson v Dampney, noting there was nothing to support the asserted biological and genetic basis for the relationship. They were also critical of the conclusions of the Family Court in Raby, describing it as apparently based on sociological and psychological perceptions that could not be demonstrated to be true and on which expert opinion fluctuated. The majority endorsed the middle ground in Ludlow v Hobbs, that the mother's role was an important factor to be taken into account in the exercise of the Family Court's discretion.
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Some members of the Malaspina family held a part of the Giudicato of Lugodoro (Giudicato di Torres) in the 13th and 14th centuries but most relevantly from the 15th century to the 18th century, the branch of the Cybo-Malaspina governed the independent marquisette of Massa and the participants of Carrara, then known as the Duchy of Massa and Carrara). The family's Sardinian possessions were: the castle of Serravalle (Bosa) with the curation of Planargia and Costa De Addess; and the castle of Osilo with the curation of Montes, Figulinas and Coros.Soddu, I Malaspina e la Sardegna, p. 36 Members of the family also had the right to the title of princes of San Colombano.
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Lord Sumption noted that the proper purpose rule has its origin in the equitable doctrine which is known - misleadingly - as the doctrine of "fraud on a power".Eclairs Group Ltd v JKX Oil & Gas plc, at paragraph 15. For a number of different purposes, the early Court of Chancery in England attached the consequences of fraud to acts which were not actually fraudulent at all, but despite being honest and unexceptional were treated as unconscionable according to equitable principles. Most relevantly, the Court would set aside dispositions under powers conferred by trust deeds if they were outside the purpose for which it was conferred (even if they fell within the strict words of the power itself).
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The independence of the English judiciary is traditionally said to have been established by the Act of Settlement 1701 which made relevantly two provisions, that a judge's salary was required to be fixed on appointment and that the judge could only be removed by the crown on upon the address of both Houses of Parliament. These provisions did not apply to colonial judges, covered by the Colonial Leave of Absence Act 1782 (Imp),Colonial Leave of Absence Act 1782 22 Geo III 75. known as Burke's Act, which provided a judge could be removed by the Governor and Council of the colony, subject to the right of appeal to the Privy Council. (1953) 26 Australian Law Journal 462.
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Section 44 of the Constitution relevantly states: > 44\. Any person who - :(i.) Is under any acknowledgement of allegiance, > obedience, or adherence to a foreign power, or is a subject or a citizen or > entitled to the rights or privileges of a subject or citizen of a foreign > power: ... shall be incapable of being chosen or of sitting as a senator or > a member of the House of Representatives. Disqualification. In the first 80 years after federation, the only time a court had considered the meaning of this disqualification was in 1950 when the High Court rejected a claim that a Catholic was disqualified from sitting as the Pope was a foreign power.Crittenden v Anderson High Court (Fullagar J) 23 August 1950; (1950) 51 ALJ 171.
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King supports expanding background checks to most firearms transactions, with exceptions for transfers between family members, calling such a position "the single most effective step" that can be taken to keep guns out of the wrong hands. He supports limiting the size of magazines to 10 rounds, and to make purchasing a gun for someone not legally allowed to have one a federal crime. He does not support a ban on assault weapons, believing it will not work and that such a ban is not based on the functionality of the weapons, which are not relevantly different from the many hunting rifles owned by Maine residents. He noted that the vast majority of gun crimes are committed with handguns, not rifles.
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The series of Scottish popular novels reemerged in the 20th century from relative obscurity, as a result of mentions by academic and popular author Clive Staples Lewis, who indicated the influences of MacDonald in his creative work. The result, in part by this attention, was the direction of the many followers of Lewis' writings, which include The Chronicles of Narnia, Space Trilogy, but more relevantly his Till We Have Faces and his poetic work, toward the works of MacDonald. This focus of attention on MacDonald's old works led to their editing and reproduction as a new series from Bethany House, with the editing and modernising of language done by Michael R. Phillips, alongside several other works of MacDonald's Scottish fiction.
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Andreas Demetriou suggests that theories which overemphasize the autonomy of the domains are as simplistic as the theories that overemphasize the role of general intelligence and ignore the domains. He agrees with Gardner that there are indeed domains of intelligence that are relevantly autonomous of each other. Some of the domains, such as verbal, spatial, mathematical, and social intelligence are identified by most lines of research in psychology. In Demetriou's theory, one of the neo-Piagetian theories of cognitive development, Gardner is criticized for underestimating the effects exerted on the various domains of intelligences by the various subprocesses that define overall processing efficiency, such as speed of processing, executive functions, working memory, and meta-cognitive processes underlying self- awareness and self-regulation.
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The > area in question must therefore still be regarded as one of evolving rights > with no established consensus, where States must also enjoy a margin of > appreciation in the timing of the introduction of legislative changes (..) > The Austrian Registered Partnership Act, which entered into force on 1 > January 2010, reflects the evolution described above and is thus part of the > emerging European consensus. Though not in the vanguard, the Austrian > legislator cannot be reproached for not having introduced the Registered > Partnership Act any earlierpar. 105-106 of the Judgment Judges Rozakis, Spielmann and Tulkens dissented in this respect, stating: > Having identified a “relevantly similar situation” (para. 99), and > emphasised that “differences based on sexual orientation require > particularly serious reasons by way of justification” (para.
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Epidemiology of representations states that there must be a SCCC, the mechanism inter-linking a mental representation with an individual behavior, for the latter and explains its stability over time and space by the relevance theoretical status of the underlying behavior. There are three minimal conditions for an inter- individual replication that ensures transfer stability. For b to be an actual replication of a, # b must be caused by a (together with situational and background conditions) # b must be similar in relevant respects to a # b must inherit from a the properties that make it relevantly similar to a. Here is an example: Imagine one (A) produces a line-drawing (a), see Figure 3, and then shows it to a friend (B) for ten seconds.
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Robert Wood was elected as a Senator for NSW in 1987. The Call to Australia party's Elaine Nile challenged his election on 4 grounds: (1) that "His actions against the vessels of a friendly nation indicate allegiance, obedience or adherence to a foreign power"; (2) Wood had served a term of imprisonment in 1972, (3) had been convicted of obstructing shipping in 1987; and (4) Wood was insolvent. The High Court, Brennan, Deane and Toohey JJ, dismissed the petition in December 1987 on technical grounds. The brief judgment made a number of observations about section 44 of the Constitution, relevantly including that the allegation of allegiance to a foreign power did not identify the foreign power nor identify any the acknowledgement of that allegiance.
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The Palazzo Senatorio and the basilica of Santa Maria in Ara Coeli are the only remaining features of the medieval construction industry in the rione. The rione experienced relevant urban modifications between 1536 and 1546, after Pope Paul III commissioned to Michelangelo the refurbishment of the Campidoglio and of the nearby piazza, in order to receive Emperor Charles V. Michelangelo's project was brought to completion only in 18th century by Carlo Rainaldi, who built the baroque church of Santa Maria in Campitelli. The appearance of the area changed relevantly between 19th and 20th century, after the construction of the Victor Emmanuel II Monument and after the massive demolitions performed by the Fascist government. In 1921 a part of Campitelli was detached and merged into the newly created rione Celio.
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Section 81 of the Constitution provides: :All revenues or moneys raised or received by the Executive Government of the Commonwealth shall form one Consolidated Revenue Fund, to be appropriated for the purposes of the Commonwealth in the manner and subject to the charges and liabilities imposed by this Constitution. Section 83 relevantly provides: :No money shall be drawn from the Treasury of the Commonwealth except under appropriation made by law. The Commonwealth argued that section 81 is a grant of legislative power to the Commonwealth to make laws to appropriate money. The Commonwealth also argued that the requirement that an appropriation be "for the purposes of the Commonwealth" meant the purposes determined by the Parliament; in other words, that the Parliament's power to make laws appropriating money was unlimited.
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The term white supremacy is used in some academic studies of racial power to denote a system of structural or societal racism which privileges white people over others, regardless of the presence or the absence of racial hatred. White racial advantages occur at both a collective and an individual level (ceteris paribus, , when individuals are compared that do not relevantly differ except in ethnicity). Legal scholar Frances Lee Ansley explains this definition as follows: This and similar definitions have been adopted or proposed by Charles W. Mills, bell hooks, David Gillborn, Jessie Daniels, and Neely Fuller Jr, and they are widely used in critical race theory and intersectional feminism. Some anti-racist educators, such as Betita Martinez and the Challenging White Supremacy workshop, also use the term in this way.
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The hypertext principle enables the learner to navigate flexibly in a multi- dimensional learning space in which grammar points and exercises are relevantly interlinked. Interlinking and cross-referencing of grammar points, exercises and accompanying meta-language will not only help structure and enhance the learner’s acquisition process, but also foster depth of processing which is important for retention and sustainable learning to take place. Furthermore, the layout and graphics of Grammar Explorer are pedagogically tailored with a view to supporting autonomous learning; among the main features are colour coding of lexis and central concepts as well as horizontal and vertical structuring of material. Grammar Explorer can be embedded in a wide range of e-learning or blended learning environments and scenarios providing great flexibility for teacher-supported or self-paced language learning.
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Although the Yuan was the first non-Han dynasty to rule over China fully, varying ethno-musico influences had already made an effect upon the culture of China, most relevantly in terms of the mix of arts that went on to coalesce as the mixed zaju ("variety theater"): this encompassed poetry, gymnastics, orchestral music, set design, along with the other arts required for this complex form of theater art. Major questions remain about the relationships between this artistic and political process in regards to how it is known in relationship to the zaju form of art. The Yuan succeeded the previous dynasties which controlled parts of China: the Jurchen Jin dynasty, the Tangut Western Xia (1038–1227), and the Han Chinese Song dynasty. The transitions between the various political regimes tended to involve war, death, and disorder in a large scale.
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IMI texts are printed in a relevantly suitable size font and ideally on an off-white background against the text to improve contrast for those with visual impairments.' IMI’s events aim to reflect the interests and concerns of its regular stake-holders, whilst also expanding the boundaries of thinking on relevant social issues. Some recent topics covered include; Islamic banking, Humor in the Hadith, Mental Health & Jinn possession, Hijab & mosques, The Importance of Isa to Muslims, Islamic Masculinity, Mental health, Tackling Shadeism, converts, reverters, ex- Muslims, eco-Islam, Islam and adoption. IMI has also organized numerous talks around aspects of the Qur'an (such as Human rights in the Quran, natural phenomena and divine signs, and the significance of the Hijra), and collaborated with other organisations to provide discussions, spiritual services, creative and musical events and soup kitchen projects.
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The Samaritan text is the text preserved by the Samaritan community. This community dates from some time in the last few centuries BCE—just when is disputed—and, like the Septuagint, differs markedly from the Masoretic Text in its chronology. Modern scholars do not regard the Masoretic Text as superior to the other two—the Masoretic is sometimes clearly wrong, as when it says that Saul began to reign at one year of age and reigned for two years.1 Samuel 13:1 More relevantly, all three texts have a clear purpose, which is not to record history so much as to bring the narrative to a point which represents the culmination of history. In the Samaritan Pentateuch, the genealogies and narratives were shaped to ensure a chronology of 3000 years from creation to the Israelite settlement of Canaan.
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The Constitution deals with defence in a number of related provisions, relevantly providing that : > 51 The Parliament shall, subject to this Constitution, have power to make > laws for the peace, order, and good government of the Commonwealth with > respect to: :(vi) the naval and military defence of the Commonwealth and of > the several States, and the control of the forces to execute and maintain > the laws of the Commonwealth; :(xxxii) the control of railways with respect > to transport for the naval and military purposes of the Commonwealth;section > 51(vi) & (xxxii) Commonwealth of Australia Constitution. 114\. A State shall > not, without the consent of the Parliament of the Commonwealth, raise or > maintain any naval or military force ...section 114 Commonwealth of > Australia Constitution. 119\. The Commonwealth shall protect every State > against invasion and, on the application of the Executive Government of the > State, against domestic violence.section 119 Commonwealth of Australia > Constitution.
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In April 2002, Annette Carson, a UK pensioner resident in South Africa, challenged the policy in the High Court under the Human Rights Act 1998 in April 2002 in the High Court, but the judge ruled against her, stating in the judgement that the upratings issue was a political one, not a judicial one. An appeal to the Court of Appeal (2003) failed, as did an appeal to the House of Lords (2005) and the European Court of Human Rights (2008). A subsequent referral to the Grand Chamber of the European Court of Human Rights in 2009–2010 said that it did not consider that the applicants resident outside the UK in countries not party to reciprocal agreements, were in a relevantly similar position to residents of the UK or of countries which did have such agreements. It therefore held (by eleven votes to six) that there had been no discrimination.
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Full text online. Other chiropractic researchers have also questioned some of the claimed effects of vertebral subluxation: > The literature supports the existence of somatovisceral and viscerosomatic > reflexes, but there is little or no evidence to support the notion that the > spinal derangements (often referred to as subluxations by chiropractors) can > cause prolonged aberrant discharge of these reflexes. Equally unsupported in > the literature is the notion that the prolonged activation of these reflexes > will manifest into pathological state of tissues, and most relevantly, that > the application of spinal manipulative therapy can alter the prolonged > reflex discharge or be associated with a reversal of the pathological > degeneration of the affected reflexes or tissues. The evidence that has been > amassed is largely anecdotal or case report based and it has attracted much > intra disciplinary debate because of its frequent association with certain > approaches to management (largely described as being traditional or > "philosophical" in nature).
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In the last two decades of the 18th century, the theory of polygenism, the belief that different races had evolved separately in each continent and shared no common ancestor, was advocated in England by historian Edward Long and anatomist Charles White, in Germany by ethnographers Christoph Meiners and Georg Forster, and in France by Julien-Joseph Virey. In the US, Samuel George Morton, Josiah Nott and Louis Agassiz promoted this theory in the mid-19th century. Polygenism was popular and most widespread in the 19th century, culminating in the founding of the Anthropological Society of London (1863), which, during the period of the American Civil War, broke away from the Ethnological Society of London and its monogenic stance, their underlined difference lying, relevantly, in the so-called "Negro question": a substantial racist view by the former, and a more liberal view on race by the latter.
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Kakridis proposes that it is impossible to imagine Pericles deviating away from the expected funeral orator addressing the mourning audience of 430 after the Peloponnesian war. The two groups addressed were the ones who were prepared to believe him when he praised the dead, and the ones who did not. Gomme rejects Kakridis's position, defending the fact that "Nobody of men has ever been so conscious of envy and its workings as the Greeks, and that the Greeks and Thucydides in particular had a passion for covering all ground in their generalizations, not always relevantly." Marble bust of Pericles with a Corinthian helmet, Roman copy of a Greek original, Museo Chiaramonti, Vatican Museums Kagan states that Pericles adopted "an elevated mode of speech, free from the vulgar and knavish tricks of mob- orators" and, according to Diodorus Siculus, he "excelled all his fellow citizens in skill of oratory".
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After a wave of high-profile attacks against US companies and government databases a panel of experts assembled by the George Washington University Center for Cyber and Homeland Security said policies should be eased to allow "active defense" measures to deter hackers and did not recommend hacking back "because [they] don't want the cure to be worse than the disease". Relevantly on the February 2017 RSA Conference Microsoft President Brad Smith stated that technology companies need to preserve trust and stability online by pledging neutrality in cyber conflict. The dramatic increase in the use of the Internet for business purposes has exposed private entities to greater risks for cyber-attacks. Garcia and Horowitz propose a game theoretic approach which considers economic motivations for investment in Internet security and investigate a scenario in which firms plan for long-term security investment by considering the likelihood of cyber-attacks.
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Usually, the sentence comes after a process in which the deciding organ is put in condition to evaluate whether the analysed conduct complies or not with the legal systems, and eventually which aspects of the conduct might regard which laws. Depending on respective systems, the phases that precede the sentence may vary relevantly and the sentence can be resisted by both parties up to a given degree of appeal. The sentence issued by the appellate court of highest admitted degree immediately becomes the definitive sentence, as well as the sentence issued in minor degrees that is not resisted by the condemned or by the accusator or is not resisted within a given time. The sentence usually has to be rendered of public domain publicatio, and in most systems, it has to be accompanied by the reasons for its content a sort of story of the juridical reflections and evaluations that the judging organ used to produce it.
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The Graduate Fellowship Program (GFP), funded through SRCEA, addresses the issues of improving educational opportunities at the doctoral level and supplying a relevantly educated workforce for the semiconductor industry.Nuclear Science & Engineering at MIT, “TSRC (Semiconductor Research Corporation) Scholarships and fellowships”, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, 2014 The objectives of the program are to encourage academically gifted U.S./permanent resident students to pursue doctoral degrees in research areas consistent with SRC program goals, and to develop a cadre of the highest quality doctoral graduates for member companies and U.S. universities. The GFP was created in 1986 to attract exceptionally talented students with U.S. citizenship to academic areas of interest to SRC members. The program has since been opened to students holding permanent resident, refugee, or political asylum status in the U.S. While program fellows are not required to take employment within the SRC community upon graduation, they are strongly encouraged to do so, and assistance is provided in finding appropriate employment in an SRC member company, U.S. government agency, or U.S. university.
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In the European Union, Article 4 of Council Regulation (EC) No. 40-94 of 20 December 1993 ("signs of which a Community Trade Mark may consist") relevantly states that any CTM may consist of "any signs capable of being represented graphically...provided that such signs are capable of distinguishing the goods or services of one undertaking from those of other undertakings". In Libertel Groep v Benelux Merkenbureau (case C-104/01) dated May 6, 2003 the ECJ repeats the criteria from Sieckmann v German Patent Office (case C-273/00) that graphical representation preferably means by images, lines or characters, and that the representation must be clear, precise, self-contained, easily accessible, intelligible, durable and objective. This definition generally encompasses colour marks, and therefore an applicant for a CTM or a national trademark in the EC may define their colour trademark using an international colour code such as RAL or Pantone. In most cases, a colour trademark will be registered only after an enhanced distinctiveness through use in the EC has been proved.
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Urban areas also significantly affected by shortage food supplied predominantly through of rationing system. March 20, 1933 Stalin sign a decree which lowered the monthly milling levy for Ukraine by 14 thousand tons, which amount should be redistributed as additional bread supply “for students, small towns and small enterprises in big cities and specially in Kyiv”. However food aid distribution was not relevantly managed and redistributed by regional and local authorities, even not spoken about differences in amount required and amount provided. Overturning the first wave of hunger in February – March Ukrainian authorities met with second even worst wave of hunger in starvation in April- May – especially in Kyiv and Kharkiv oblasts (delayed winter also add additional casts to that regions situation.) Between February and June 1933, at least thirty-five Politburo decisions and Sovnarkom decrees selectively authorized issue of a total of 35.19 million poods (576,400 tonnes) or more than half of total aid to whole Soviet agriculture - 1.1 million ton provided by Central soviet Authorities in winter-spring 1933 - of grain for food, seeds and forage for Ukrainian peasants, kolhozes and sovhozes.
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Fu Yubin started his career within the 1983 Chinese league season for Liaoning and despite being relevantly short for a goalkeeper he eventually established himself within the team that went on to win the 1985 Chinese league season.China 1985 at rsssf.com 22 Oct 2009 Retrieved 2012-11-22 This soon saw him called up to the Chinese national team where he was part of the squad that was unexpectedly knocked out by Hong-Kong in the 1986 FIFA World Cup qualification campaign.资料：中国足球“519惨案” at news.xinhuanet.com 2007-12-03 Retrieved 2012-11-22 While he didn't actually play within the game the humbling experience spurred him on and he went on aid his club to be the most dominant team within the league as well helping the team win its first continental championship when they won the 1990 Asian Club Championship.Champions' Cup 1989/90 at rsssf.com 12 Nov 2003 Retrieved 2012-11-22 He then went on to establish himself as China's first choice goalkeeper and aided them to a third-place finish after beating United Arab Emirates in a 4-3 penalty shootout.Asian Cup 1992 Japan .:. 3.
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The parties agreed to submit a special case stating questions for determination by the High Court. Relevantly, the questions stated in the special case raised the following substantive issues: # whether Mr Williams had standing to challenge the funding agreement and the making of payments pursuant to that agreement (Question 1); # whether the funding agreement was invalid because it was (a) beyond the executive power of the Commonwealth under s 61 of the Constitution, or (b) prohibited by s 116 of the Constitution (Question 2); # whether the drawing of money from the Consolidated Revenue Fund for the purposes of the funding agreement was authorised by the relevant Appropriation Acts (Question 3); and # whether the making of payments pursuant to the funding agreement was (a) beyond the executive power of the Commonwealth under s 61 of the Constitution, or (b) prohibited by s 116 of the Constitution (Question 4). Questions 5 and 6 were directed to the relief to be granted. The Attorneys- General of New South Wales, Queensland, Tasmania, South Australia, Victoria and Western Australia intervened in the proceedings, exercising the right to intervene in s 78B of the Judiciary Act 1903 (Cth).
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