Last year, seven Bethel students experienced seclusions and five did the previous year.
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It also is exclusive distibutor right with Bufftech Vinal Fencing, and is the Trex Seclusions dealer for Idaho and Oregon.
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So, as part of its initiative to reduce restraints and seclusions, GIHN also adjusted its entire workers' compensation policy and practices.
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In his seclusions the Vin de Bourgogne had its allotted hour, and there were appropriate moments for the Cotes du Rhone.
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The new requirements are part of several laws the Legislature passed in 2011 to curb the number of seclusions in school districts, Mahoney said.
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Trex Seclusions will be part of a long-term Parkway Fence Replacement Program that involves the removal of less attractive and structurally unsound fencing.
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They protected Americans in their beliefs, their attitudes, their seclusions and their challenges to orthodoxies by crowning them with the right to be left alone.
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The most intense warm seclusions often attain pressures less than 950 millibars (28.05 inHg) with a definitive lower to mid-level warm core structure. A warm seclusion, the result of a baroclinic lifecycle, occurs at latitudes well poleward of the tropics. As latent heat flux releases are important for their development and intensification, most warm seclusion events occur over the oceans; they may impact coastal nations with hurricane force winds and torrential rain. Climatologically, the Northern Hemisphere sees warm seclusions during the cold season months, while the Southern Hemisphere may see a strong cyclone event such as this during all times of the year.
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Additionally, Mehmed was able to later implement kanunname that went against previous tradition or precedent. This was monumental in an empire that was so steeped in tradition and could be slow to change or adapt. Having viziers and other officials who were loyal to Mehmed was an essential part of this government because he transferred more power to the viziers than previous sultans had. He delegated significant powers and functions of government to his viziers as part of his new policy of imperial seclusions.
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In 1995 two members of the sangha donated the 7 hectares estate in Darnków to Chimé Rigdzin Rinpoche. Rinpoche handed the estate over to the Polish Buddhist Khordong Association with recommendation to establish the Buddhist temple and the centre of seclusions there, thus creating the place where the Dziangter and Khordong tradition would develop. Because of insufficient funds the gompa came into existence gradually, and religious ceremonies at first were held in a local holiday resort. Since 1997 in Darnków a tradition of annual offering of 111,111 butter lamps has been initiated in intention for world peace.
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Sketch of Arrowhead estate by Melville, c. 1860 Melville called his new home Arrowhead because of the arrowheads that were dug up around the property during planting season.Delbanco, p. 125 New York publisher Evert Augustus Duyckinck wrote that its "grounds would satisfy an English nobleman—for the noble maples and elms and various seclusions and outlooks". In August 1850, he described his routine to Duyckinck: It was at Arrowhead that Melville finished his novel Moby-Dick; though the work was not recognized during the author's lifetime, it has since become known as one of the greatest American literary masterpieces.
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A warm seclusion is the mature phase of the extratropical cyclone lifecycle. This was conceptualized after the ERICA field experiment of the late 1980s, which produced observations of intense marine cyclones that indicated an anomalously warm low-level thermal structure, secluded (or surrounded) by a bent-back warm front and a coincident chevron- shaped band of intense surface winds. The Norwegian Cyclone Model, as developed by the Bergen School of Meteorology, largely observed cyclones at the tail end of their lifecycle and used the term occlusion to identify the decaying stages. Warm seclusions may have cloud-free, eye-like features at their center (reminiscent of tropical cyclones), significant pressure falls, hurricane-force winds, and moderate to strong convection.
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The airport was inaugurated in 1945 as a civil airport to operate commercial air operations in Acapulco, however the increase in passenger flow exceeded the capacity of the airport, so in 1947 a plan for the construction of a new airport with a greater capacity was executed. On April 23, 1953, was inaugurated the Acapulco International Airport and Pie de la Cuesta Airport was given to SEDENA to be operated by Mexican Air Force. In 1967 Gustavo Díaz Ordaz named Acapulco Internacional Airpor as Juan N. Álvarez International Airport. During Dirty War the base was used to carry out detentions, illegal seclusions and interrogations, this according to investigations carried out by the National Human Rights Commission.
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Retrieved March 11, 2012, 2012. In 2009, the United States Government Accountability Office (GAO) undertook a nationwide study of the use of restraint and seclusion in schools and its effects. U.S. GAO Report United States Government Accountability Office, “Seclusions and Restraints, Selected Cases of Death and Abuse at Public and Private Schools and Treatment Centers,” May 19, 2009. Retrieved March 11, 2012, 2012. The GAO found "hundreds of cases of alleged abuse and death related to the use of these methods on schoolchildren during the past two decades."Journal Sentinel, “Senate OKs Bill Limiting Teachers In Restraint, Seclusion Of Students,” Journal Sentinel, Jan. 24, 2012. Retrieved March 11, 2012, 2012 Most of the incidents involved children with disabilities who are enrolled in special education, the GAO reported. The GAO documented 20 deaths of children from restraint.
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