For years augmented reality has waited for its messiah, its killer app; and at last, undisputably, here it is.
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Like Amazon in the U.S., Alibaba Taobao is undisputably the king of ecommerce in China, and therefore the biggest winner over Singles' Day, which it was hyping up for months.
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But focussing on a few people who can be portrayed as cartoonish cliché-spouters out of a Wayne Dyer-inspired nightmare only serves to hinder serious study of the benefits of what is undisputably a potent medicinal concoction.
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The relatively small amount of data from Trump's tenure makes it difficult to draw definitive conclusions about his treatment of Dreamers, but the figures undisputably show that Obama-era protections for undocumented immigrants are easily lost, which leads to young people with longstanding ties to their communities being deported.
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Geraldo played 3 seasons for Primeiro de Agosto. Whereas in the first season he may have been overshadowed by the likes of Gelson and Ary Papel, after they moved overseas, he undisputably became the club's biggest asset, finishing all three seasons and the beginning of the 2018–19 with 31 goals, winning 3 league titles and one super cup.
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Ellen Cheeseman-Meyer, in an article for Tor.com about the appearances of Uhura in Star Trek novels, described the plot of Uhura's Song as "undisputably weird". She described the book as an "epic coming-of-age journey" with "lots and lots of ballads". She did say that she felt that there were numerous Mary Sue-type characters in various guises throughout the book.
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Following Dally's departure for New York, Merle heads back east, though ‘only as far as he [has] to’. Arriving in Audacity, Iowa, Merle briefly works at DREAMTIME MOVY, the town's ‘moving-picture house’; he reflects on the relationship of light and time. Merle arrives in Candlebrow, whose university is hosting a conference on Time, at which Vectorists and Quaternionists dispute time's linearity. The university is frequented by ‘undisputably always the same tornado’ named Thorvald, who is apparently sentient.
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They have their "Ihundichie" alongside that of their mother's father Awaife at "Ndi Okocha". In the midst of it all, The current Monarch of Amogudu is undisputably loved as a good man that is determined to bring unity to the Kingdom and has been working together with the other Kings to bring about Unity to the Kingdom. However, the displacement and prejudice towards Umu-Agwu and the remnants of the crisis between Umu Agwu and Nde Okocha remains a matter that is yet to be resolved. His inaction towards a total balance of truth in this matter seems to be the only subject of controversy surrounding his Kingship till date.
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The United States was represented by H. Bartow Farr III. The United States argued that the reservation land, where the crime was committed, was undisputably land purchased by the federal government in 1939 and held in trust from 1944 as an Indian reservation for the Mississippi Choctaw tribe. By the plain text of the statute, this gives the U.S. District Court jurisdiction, since the lands were "within the limits of [an] Indian reservation." Even if, for the sake of argument, the United States had relinquished jurisdiction following the Indian Removal Act, Congress has plenary power under the U.S. Constitution's Indian Commerce Clause to alter treaty terms and reassert jurisdiction.
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" Variety called it a "no-holds-barred performance," and wrote that the "spectacle of the film is really Nicholson." The Washington Post wrote that Nicholson was "undisputably the star of The Witches of Eastwick, despite formidable competition from his coven played by Cher, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Susan Sarandon," although even more praise was reserved for Veronica Cartwright in an eccentric, scene-stealing supporting role. Ruth Crawford wrote: "This film includes many fantasy elements. By far the most fantastic of them is the depiction of a single mother of five, who has to work for a living and still has plenty of time and energy left to engage in wild adventures of sex and magic.
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Hezbollah, sometimes described as the "umbrella group" of Shia radicalism in Lebanon, is considered by most observers to be the instigator of the crisis. > Analysis of the hostage-crisis in Lebanon yields that Hezbollah was > undisputably responsible for the aforementioned abductions of Westerners > despite attempts to shield its complicity through the employment of cover- > names. Its organisational framework was not only sophisticated and > assimilated according to Iranian clerical designs but also closely > integrated with several key Iranian institutions which provided it with both > necessary weaponry and training to successfully confront self-proclaimed > Islamic enemies and invaluable financial support ... Hezbollah itself, denies the charge, proclaiming in 1987: > We look with ridicule at the accusations of Hezbollah in connection with the > abductions of foreign hostages. We consider that is a provocation and hold > America responsible for the results.
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A week after the meeting of 27 July, about 400 men from the surrounding districts were driving six thousand sheep from the counties of Ross and Sutherland towards Beauly in the county of Inverness-shire. The sheriff-depute of the county, Donald MacLeod, wrote to the Lord Advocate, asking that a force of the 42nd (Black Watch) Regiment from the army be sent north to defeat what MacLeod viewed as open rebellion. The Lord Advocate wrote to the Home Secretary Henry Dundas reporting that sheep farming was very unpopular in the Highlands, as it ‘tended to remove the inhabitants from their small possessions and dwelling houses’. The Home Secretary replied that it was ‘undisputably necessary that the most vigorous and effectual measures should be taken for bringing these daring offenders to punishment’ - and ordered troops north.
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