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• The Aditya (cup) is cattle; curds are strength; he mixes with curds in the middle; verily he places strength in the middle of cattle; (with curds) to be coagulated with boiled milk, for purity.
• The third part of this trinity—parental number—shows the least variation in nature.
• To put in perspective the conspiratorial inferences that Estrich strains to draw from seeing me with Starr deputy Jackie Bennett at the Jefferson Hotel bar--a block or so from the Washington Post , where I always go when I'm looking for a secure locale in which to do furtive things--perhaps Estrich should know that I also had some beers recently with a member of the Clinton defense team.
• Normally the dye will fill the uterine cavity and spill into both the fallopian tubes, then out at the ends where it will collect in the peritoneal cavity.
• This new White House entity would be a homeland security adviser and Homeland Security Council-paralleling the National Security Council system.
• Preliminary designs included a sewer pumps station but recently it had been found that a gravity option not requiring a pump station was marginally possible.
• This year's valentine goes to Eileen Morris, with thanks for lessons in adventure, sanity and acceptance.
• Are you sure your vanity postings are breaking news?
• Jack Maggs' burgeoning dignity and the choices he makes at novel's end give 19 th -century Australia the bourgeois stature it lacked in Dickens' novel, allowing the country to become a place of hope rather than of exile.
• Limit formulae suggest minimum and maximum levels for the molecular parts of glaze oxides in unity formulae at each firing temperature.
• From its inception, the company aim has been to provide cost competitive, high quality, reliable Internet access to the business sector, while also catering for individual users.
• The water clarity has cleared and made sight casting a part of the daily trip.
• For many games over the two day period, this was adjusted for brevity when games began to fall behind, to 1 clearing shot, and 1 shot over the chronograph which must be under 300fps.
• The superb frescoes of the life of Jesus in the St. Mary Magdalen Chapel (closest to altar on the right nave) and of St. Francis’s vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience above the elegant Gothic high altar are attributed to Giotto (1307) and his workshop.
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• In person he is crotchety and condescending.
• Some say that [Kibo] is the first deity of the Internet.
• ELIMit=<real> defines an atomic ``radius" for the electron density calculation by specifying the ratio of the atomic-form factor at zero and at the radius of the atom in natural logarithmic units (default: 7.00).
• He became a priest, but his reformist zeal soon earned him enmity in high places.
• Accountability and Autonomy When equity-sensitive information is collected, access to information is often restricted to the government and is rarely disaggregated to show differences between socioeconomic groups.
• The gravitational pull of falsity is so powerful that even words and phrases that start out as truth reinforcers tend, over time, to acquire the opposite connotation.
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• The problem was that some people felt abandoned, particularly new students and the peasant laity who clamoured for a god, saints, and a mythology.
• House Majority Leader Dick Armey, R-Texas, cites "a growing unrest" over China "on both sides of the aisle," and House Majority Whip Tom DeLay, R-Texas, accuses Clinton of trying to "cover up" Congress' "bipartisan" findings of laxity in Clinton's China policy.
• "My, you come lickety-split!"
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• This performance contains one other oddity worth noting.
• 9600 baud, no parity, 1 stop bit Weight: 710256
• But the only way to combine piety, cowardice, cynicism, and recklessness is to hit him from both sides.
• The real polity, like the real economy, ought to be what counts.
• These foundations cover, of course, much more than probity in business dealings and in matters to do with cash and property.
• Given this manufacturer’s policy of ordering production only when inventory levels dropped below ten weeks, with the production quantity set to restore the inventory to fourteen weeks, the minimum production quantity for each item was four weeks of demand.
• Fog is a rarity and hence the Palmerston North Airport is open 99.5% of the year which is more than any other airport in the country.
• Fishing is the main way people make a living here — between mangrove outcrops are many small shacks with boats tied up to rickety wooden jetties.
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• The benefits to the landlord are surety of payment but there are also benefits.
• George W. asked him why he was so uppity and the man replied, "The last time I spoke to a Bush I had to spend forty years in the desert".
• The movie's surface is velvety and immaculate--until the action is abruptly viewed through the video camera of the teen-age voyeur next door (Wes Bentley), and the graininess of the video image (along with the plangent music) suggests how unstable the molecules that constitute our "reality" really are.
• "The works of His hands are verity and judgment; all His Commandments are sure.
• It breaks down barriers and self consciousness giving you a feeling of warmth and serenity towards others.
• Rowling has cleverly, and subtly, modernized these realms with respect to matters like gender equality and multiculturalism--not that she makes a big fuss about such things.
• When simplicity and space saving are important, this system offers a quick and easy solution.
• These advantages vary depending on the job, but include reduced down-time, precise cutting, maintenance of structural integrity, reduced noise, dust, and debris, limited access cutting, and the ability to cut heavily reinforced concrete.
• It is also clear that the motivation behind such legislation is a reaction to "multiculturalism" and the history of European brutality toward non-Christian, non-European peoples.
• "Slaves, obey your earthly masters in everything: and do it, not only when their eye is on you and to win their favour, but with sincerity of heart and reverence for the Lord.
• It is believed that the majority of the passengers were Americans.
• The teacher will come from Japan for six months, and assist the New Zealand school in a supernumerary capacity with the teaching of Japanese, while developing their own English skills.
• We undertake a wide variety of youth and community development projects.
• After each iteration we review our current velocity, the number of ideal weeks we're getting in a real week.
• The CIA reported RESPONSES TO AL QAEDA'S INITIAL ASSAULTS 117 that a soil sample from the vicinity of the al Shifa plant had tested positive for EMPTA, a precursor chemical for VX, a nerve gas whose lone use was for mass killing.
• At its last meeting on 24 June 2003, the MGB received the final priority one&#8217; Distributor Retailer Information Exchange Protocols.
• The publicity is good for them.
• The use of high purity calcium alloy maximises the longevity of the battery.
• Last year, in fact, was a banner year for calamity: FEMA found itself responding to 75 major disasters and eight emergencies so designated by the White House.
• But again, whether or not I'm correct in my analysis, there's nothing racist about arguing that a member of a minority group--whether a Democrat or a Republican--has benefited from a desire for diversity.
• However, the hybridization based approach suffers from limitations including, low sensitivity for genes with small changes of expression level, limited accuracy with potential for high experimental error [ 5 ] and necessity for a large amount of biological starting material.
• Bill Gates, like Bill Clinton, answers ideology with economic practicality, touting the country's prosperity and taking as much credit as he can.
• South Park is a reminder of the great moments from the old Henry Beard/Doug Kenny National Lampoon , where the audacity and smarts still leave you tearing up helplessly when you try to explain what you love about the work months later.
• Blasphemy and profanity , for instance, are differentiated on the grounds that the former treats “(something sacred) with abuse, irreverence, or contempt,” while the latter “is an attack on religion or religious doctrine.” These are points too subtle to be readily grasped.
• They have been partakers with Christ in His sufferings, they have been workers together with Him in the plan of redemption, and they are partakers with Him in the joy of seeing souls saved in the Kingdom of God, there to praise God through all eternity."
• The Dallmeier digital video recording system is suitable for a wide range of security needs, from small CCTV systems to larger networked systems.
• The insanity, the beauty, the passion, the deceit, the horror, the connections of our lives are the stories which the church needs to be telling.
• A major factor between simply living in a community and being part of a community is the involvement in a range of activities, including education and work, within the community.
• Instead of falling into a fortress mentality, you the leader need to float in and out of different circles and mix with different types.
• Indeed, it has been the standard retort--pioneered by no less an authority than Freud himself--that Freudians throw back at those who challenge the empirical credentials of psychoanalysis.
• [ 16 17 ] Such anxiety could have caused further shortness of breath and vocal cord dysfunction, which can cause stridor.
• These are the jokes that point out the absurdity of situations that are painful to go through, but bizarrely humorous in retrospect.
• Tasting the wine provides information on the sweetness, acidity and tannic structure of the wine.
• From visual acuity above 20/200 and up to visual acuity of 20/70 and a visual field larger than 20 degrees in the best eye with the best practical eye correction.
• Ladies Barrel racing shows off a horse's agility and speed, as well as the rider's skill and control.
• Chirac has been only to happy to revel in being a Head of State who is out amongst the people listening and sympathising but being able always to direct criticisms with alacrity to his Prime Minister who, in most domestic matters, has ultimate control.
• As part of this upgrade, additional amenity garden plots are being constructed.
• Over a million tonnes of ore have been removed and processed with placer deposits carefully cleaned out...A further bonanza for a colony could have been the worth of cowries in the area, known as "money cowries", worth their weight in gold in antiquity.
• (10/6) Algerian atrocity watch : Militants 1) decapitated or cut the throats of 12 children and 26 adults in one village; 2) similarly massacred 22 children and 15 adults in another village; 3) slaughtered 20 teen-agers and young adults at a wedding; and 4) attacked a school bus and killed the driver and 16 children, some of whom were shot through the head.
• ... Is it because of our country's persistent opposition to their barbarity?"
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• benequity
• He was a kind of spirit of resistance personified, a man who writes in his book (click here for a Ballot Box review) that he found freedom in captivity by tormenting his torturers, even at the cost of additional abuse.
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• What is behind this pseudo familiarity/equality, Prudie thinks, is California casualness and a touchy-feely cultural shift that have replaced formality and civility.
• Privacy sensitive businesses respect their customers as autonomous beings with intrinsic worth, rather than as a commodity or a faceless market.
• For example, the P. falciparum genome contains a large number of low-complexity sequence elements as a result of a high frequency of continuous stretches of A and T nucleotides in both the non-coding and the coding regions.
• Pakistani daily Dawn repeated a foreign office spokesman's claim that the allegations of Pakistani complicity in Taliban military campaigns are "propaganda."
• Web: www.tec.govt.nz Testing Laboratory Registration Council Part of New Zealand&#8217;s technical conformity assessment infrastructure.
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• Participants are invited to submit similar credulity-straining claims--fact or fiction, actual or invented, drunk or disorderly.
• KAREAO Ripogonum scandens - Useful for wounds, rheumatism, bowel complaints, fever, debility and skin diseases.
• The images were confronting and often shocking, using pictures of medical deformity at a time when people were not used to seeing such things.
• He was called to speak against the moral depravity of the culture and the people he lived with.
• One of the many amazing things about "Spikey" Isikoff's new book, Uncovering Clinton , is the dexterity of its execution.
• The disparity in IFN-γ expression is reflected in reports of decreased [ 28 29 30 31 ] , normal [ 21 32 ] or increased [ 33 34 35 36 37 ] synthesis in both aged and HIV +T cells.
• But denominations tie diversity to disunity, whereas the new Testament links diversity with unity.
• The divine presence which supposedly had enfleshed itself in humanity, did so only for the relatively short time of one person's lifetime, and had now returned to heaven, the proper dwelling place for divinity.
• A few, like Pearl K. Bell in the Wall Street Journal , find "a surfeit of sweetly obedient docility" in the novel and say parts are "perilously at the edge of sentimentality."
• T >he duality of high art and mass sensibility is at the heart of Miles Davis and Gil Evans .
• High quality close tolerance work - Very high ductility, high strength and fluidity.
• "What impresses me about it is just the enormity of the physical labor, even more than the aesthetics," said Paul Gehl, curator of printing history and calligraphy at Chicago's Newberry Library of rare books.
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• Five km (3 miles) more bring you to thriving Mojácar, a village planted on the eastern extremity of the rugged Sierra Cabrera.
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• That history goes back to Anglo-inspired exclusionary acts against Chinese and Japanese immigrants and the ferocity of the Pacific, Korean and Vietnam wars.
• Indeed, already, sadly as a result of the way the sections on aging research in the report were written, the myth that longevity has an inevitable tradeoff of diminished fertility is now gaining a further foothold: witness the January 26, 2004, issue of the The New Republic .
• Virtually every pagan religious practice and festivity that couldn't be suppressed or driven underground was eventually incorporated into the rites of Christianity as it spread across Europe and throughout the world.
• The similarity and reproducibility of results between duplicate spots also suggests the improvement of detection fidelity (Table 1).
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• The principle of finality of decisions is based on policy grounds.
• It requires a level of fluidity not commonly seen in nonathletes.
• The lively secular and pagan mosaics from Pompeii’s patrician villas make a striking contrast with the rigid formality of church mosaics that we see elsewhere in Italy.
• The fragility of the relatively fresh precast concrete made it easy for the site erection crew to knock pieces off the precast where there was a poor fit between the precast and structural steel details, for example.
• This was soon joined, and ultimately replaced by surfer [1913], and the earliest quotation for surfer , being part of an account of “a surfer's companion,” a dainty article intended to hold bathing suit and wet towel in a water-proof case, suggests that there was a potential market amongst the fraternity (a writer in 1919 saying emphatically that “Surf-Bathing is dangerous for women”).
• In all the sections of the show, even the least conducive to frivolity, there is an element of playfulness and oddball aesthetic daring.
• Karmazin's relentless focus on shareholder value and his essential frugality as an executive have long distinguished him from the media moguls--like Redstone--who spent much of the '80s and early '90s borrowing huge sums of money to make questionable acquisitions and engage in hostile takeover battles.
• The "futility" thesis--government can't help--and the "perversity" thesis--government makes problems worse instead of better--are at odds.
• On substance, he is about where we are, except that he raises the dread question of heredity, about which I will say a few words later.
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• At best, he'll say "I don't recall"... A joke that produces consistent hilarity at Washington parties: Why did Clinton have to get blowjobs from Monica Lewinsky?
• Any advocacy of national, racial or religious hatred that constitutes incitement to discrimination, hostility or violence shall be prohibited by law.
• Materials and Methods Animal and tissue preparation Chicks Fertilized eggs (white leghorn, SPAFAS, Preston, CT) were placed in an incubator (Humidaire Incubator, Co. New Madison, OH) at 99.5°C and 85% relative humidity.
• Under the international policy of diplomatic immunity, the diplomats cannot be prosecuted in America unless their governments waive immunity, which is highly unlikely.
• Eight Testimonies 20,21 "The Latter Rain is coming, and we want the vessel all cleansed from its work of impurity.
• This involves paying a higher premium but covers not only the indemnity value of the house, but also its total replacement cost.
• The largest inequity relates to rating of schools.
• The legality of imposing a charge was questioned by agencies, who argued that appraisal was a statutory function.
• Among all the CM fractions, CM fraction IV accounted for almost all of the lethality to tobacco budworm.
• In these days of economic problems, increased competition, reduced size of markets and tight liquidity, it is vitally important to know: 60248
• A new degree of "locality" is introduced.
• Flesh is creamy yellow, also with a hint of salmon colour at full maturity and soft.
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• This is quite different from being yearning, not-successful-enough people who hope, rather than know for sure, that study will generate dramatic upward mobility for our children.
• Looking at actual new fit prescribing (Q7-10), extended wear again emerges as the modality gaining most ground.
• He suggests that detachment from doctrinal tradition will not solve cultural and political crises, and argues instead for an imaginative reworking of the doctrinal tradition, formed in an intense dialogue with modernity and postmodernity.
• The gross monstrosity that is Warsaw's Palace of Culture is in itself enough to remind one of this country's period under communism and under Soviet domination.
• First, if the environmental externalities represent the endpoint of our analysis, it is clear that resolving uncertainties related to mortality will be more important than resolving uncertainties related to morbidity.
• Because cigarette smoking is such a strong risk factor for mortality, failure to adjust for this adequately can lead to confounding, with the erroneous conclusion that leanness carries increased risk of death.
• He had never quite reconciled himself to life in a large city; in fact, through all the years his thoughts have constantly reverted to the state of his nativity.
• The situation worsened during the Vietnam War although the Geneva Accord of 1962 had recognized the neutrality of Laos and forbade the presence of all foreign military personnel.
• His depiction of harrowing sit-ins "captures the courage and nobility of those small-scale protests that would transform America" (Tamar Jacoby, the Wall Street Journal ).
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• That might be because Smith and Price's smart and compassionate work has given Borchardt and his cohorts a measure of celebrity, which removes the sting of nonentity-ness.
• Stogryn [ 23 ] derived expressions for the conductivity (σ) of sodium chloride solutions at given the temperature (T) and normality ( N ): σ (T, N ) = σ (25, N ) {1.000-1.962 × 10 -2Δ + 8.08 × 10 -5Δ 2 - N Δ [3.020 × 10 -5+ 3.922 × 10 -5Δ + N (1.721 × 10 -5Δ - 6.584 × 10 -6Δ)]} (Eq.1) where σ (25, N ) = N [10.394-2.3776 N +0.68258 N 2- 9.13538 N 3+ 1.0086 × 10 -2 N 4] and Δ = 25-T.
• Effective obesity prevention and management makes sound economic sense - direct costs of obesity divert resources from other health services and intangible costs impact on the quality of life for individuals."
• obesity(1)
• I think both men need to stop churning out work and think about a kind of settled obscurity in working long and hard on some project that would absorb them completely and passionately, and simply quit producing for public consumption a series of well-financed distractions.
• When later I asked Mr Wintringham if he had established a new doctrine with this initiative, his answer was perfect public service opacity: that was for people like me to debate.
• Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic's motive in freeing the moderate Kosovo leader Ibrahim Rugova, who was in Rome this week for talks with the Italian government, generated much perplexity in the European press.
• Some may consider this sheer perversity; however, I have a feeling that the fault lies with those two well-meaning gentlemen from Scarsdale, who, in labeling their unique game, neglected to suggest that it combines the skills of squash and tennis.
• To determine if the lack of success was specific to the DRF+ RNA, a second RNA, DXB+ (DHBV nt 1358-1504 positive polarity), annealed to the complementary oligonucleotide D1452- was employed in RNAseH assays.
• They made it all by depriving themselves in the name of thrift and prudence and preparing for the needs of posterity.
• Another hobby was appearing in high-school variety shows, where he dressed as a girl--the Enquirer publishes a silly, but less than titillating, example of this proclivity.
• "The manner," says he, "in which the governments of the States where slavery exists are to regulate it is for their own consideration, under the responsibility to their constituents, to the general laws of propriety, humanity, and justice, and to God.
• This 8th system, working in close proximity to business, came about through the merging of East and West, especially in fields of commercial activity.
• Conclusions The rapidity with which lymphocyte activation genes may now be identified using the methods described in this report opens the way to a molecular genetic definition of the immune response, based upon the categorization of the genes regulated by distinct ligand receptor pairs.
• Pelco has developed a new and unique method for joining "D" Section aluminium rungs to timber stiles which greatly enhances this rigidity.
• Popular and medical use of dementia first associated it with senility but since World War II has linked it predominantly with the type first described by Alois Alzheimer in 1907.
• Some reviewers were said to have regretted the unmagicness of the book's realism and the sobriety of its prose style.
• I think of the joyous arrival of brides at the church, the meeting of families for baptisms, the parish picnics, first communions, grandparent Masses, the solemnity of funerals and even the sounds of raging arguments that have occasionally flared.
• Alistair (CH) added solidity back into the middle after a week off.
• ... A biting narrative exposes life at an Ohio State sorority.
• Bill Clinton was thwarted too, when he had the temerity to suggest that the public has a right to this knowledge.
• Rodchenko and his friends in the various groupings of the left wing of Soviet art in the 1920s saw themselves as embattled representatives of the true spirit of the Revolution, in the face of various currents of reaction, mediocrity, timidity, and stasis.
• Harris makes interesting use of tonal modulations in this work: the opening is in the resonant key of Db major, then the tonality shifts, rising until it touches the distant key of A at "equal eternity", then falling back to Db at "Amen".
• The cultural totality within which a people lived was their creator.
• Our long-term goal is to understand the molecular mechanism of sulfur mustard toxicity and to determine if free radical production plays an important role in this toxicity.
• Past work has led to the discovery of a near-bottom high turbidity layer, within the Motueka plume, that could have profound ecological implications.
• A "throw away" utility generally means a utility that the invention is not specifically designed for, and could be performed by a multitude of other items.
• Instead of buying a motorcycle or taking up bungee-jumping, the graying Clinton paired off with a 21-year-old to affirm his youth and virility.
• Wall shear stress (WSS) was calculated using the Hagen-Poiseuille formula τ W = 0.1 × 4 μQ/πr 3, where τ W is WSS in newtons per square meter (Pa), μ is the blood viscosity (0.03 poise), Q is blood flow rate (mL/s), and r is arterial lumen radius (centimeter) [ 2 ] .
• He is committed to coaching people in the power of imagination, knowledge and vitality in modern workplaces.
• The Frankenstein computer with its handmaiden word processor have spread before the lawyer a feast of gustatory delights beyond the dreams of his voracity.
• What worries reviewers is the relentless negativity of the Clinton portrait.
• This body of artwork is a sexual cleansing for me, from all the stuff I took on when being sexually abused and the consequences of that abuse on my sexuality.
• It is a test of English language skills designed for students who want to study in the medium of English either at university, college or secondary school.
• What is the relation between mental illness and creativity?
• If you pushed surgeons to explain, I suspect the response would be that the animosity is functional, that patients would not want surgeons accepting other specialties' softer values.
• “The family said they would try to bury him again tomorrow.” [Dan Rather, CBS Evening News, Submitted by ] At 7:35 a.m., Ron Steelman of National Public Radio said: “For the second time in two weeks a Galena Park school teacher was found murdered.” At 8:26 a.m., Sam Saucedo of Channel 11 News said, “For the second time in two weeks a Galena Park school teacher has been murdered.” [Submitted by ] THE STRANGE CASE OF DOCTOR ROTCOD Some people are destined for greatness, some for mediocrity.
• The socio-ecological perspective provides opportunity to understand Hauora in a social and environmental context.
• The local electricity supply company would supply either 400V two-phase or 460V dual voltage single phase, 439239
• Clever, quirky, the results of penetrating curiosity, all of these little works succeed.
• Women who abort because of a fetal abnormality don't find out about the problem until quite late: Amniocentesis to collect fetal chromosomes for analysis generally is done at 18 weeks.
• The most important thing to remember about total alkalinity is that it affects your pH levels and therefore must be tested before you do any pH testing and adjustments.
• A reference to the Broadcasting Act should appear in the principle to resolve the ambiguity.
• It offers everything from digital video to digital audio and digital still image capability, with Memory Stick(R) Media storage and the most advanced features available, including USB streaming!
• Though their diversity limits cohesiveness, this is evolving as the commonality of concerns is realised.
• The geometry and conductivity of the biomaterial that forms the head will determine the current flows propagating - the most important components of a model include the brain, skull and scalp.
• But, on the contrary, she subtly provides the psychological continuity between these two aspects of her character.
• Sandpiles, for those unfamiliar with pop science trends, are the motivating example for a concept known as "self-organized criticality," which, in turn, is one of the Big Ideas of so-called "complexity theory."
• They're abandoning their lazy, hedonistic lives for domesticity.
• The West Coast region maintains much of its eccentricity and rawness, offering an opportunity to get close to nature and to the people who live in this place.
• The body firming treatment improves elasticity, suppleness and tone.
• A later decree gave Acapulco exclusivity as the only authorized port on the Pacific coast, and for 200 years, it was the unrivaled trading center of Pacific Mexico.
• The old meaning has, meanwhile, declined in social status, frequency, and familiarity.
• The feasibility study, due in October 2003, addresses market demand and technical and economic feasibility, of a high density residential application, with guidance from some of Australia's leading research institutions, noted below.
• I want equality in the kitchen, but when it comes to those dirty dangerous or stressful jobs I want to retain my femininity."
• This ensures they have the flexibility to consider all options regarding their ratepayers' investment in the company.
• Not only are neural networks trained to the specific question, rather than a loose derivative of that question, and tested for generality, but they can also be asked for a quantitative assessment of how they got the correct answer.
• Luke tells of this generosity: "All the Lord's followers often met together, and they shared everything they had.
• Speaking of the Times , did you see Johnny Apple Polisher's piece over the weekend marveling at Bush's facile frat-boy geniality?
• Many jobs are seasonal and turnover is variable, as tertiary students make up a large proportion of the hospitality workforce and tend to stay for one season only.
• (The trick works both ways: Actual miscreants confess to having created an appearance of impropriety, thus sidestepping the little matter of impropriety itself.)
• To set aside funds for a special purpose such as a person with a special need or incapacity.
• In 1998 the Methodist Conference made the following decision following concerns about the increasing inequality in New Zealand society: 283954
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• The museum pretends to teach the lessons of man's inhumanity to man--especially man's inhumanity to woman--and visitors make the appropriate noises of disgust as they study each device.
• Remember you are not the only person that will be reading the certificate and you could find yourself in a situation where the detail and legibility of the certificate are important to your defence.
• Our aims can be seen in the International Men's Manifesto but in brief we support family values, masculinity, and yes, MEN'S rights.
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• Note the admiration for Cohen and the chanting musicality of this passage (beautifully translated by Giovanni Pontiero), the echoes and variations circling around a bittersweet theme.
• The combination of this illegal act and his suspect nationality leads him to fear further harsh persecution at the hands of the government.
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• The world has been made safe for stylish nonconformity, and the prospect of genuine dissent has been banished.
• By 1875, Charles Dacre was chosen as a member of the first team of Aucklanders to tour the colony, but was unable to travel and his brother Life took his place, this team achieved notoriety by losing every match played.
• In the Way of Heaven, there is no partiality of love; it is always on the side of the good man.
• But the imposing weight of its past is lightened by the lively cosmopolitan studentry of its two universities (its state university, one of Italy’s largest, was founded in 1270; its international division was set up by Mussolini) and its contemporary popularity as the sight of one of Europe’s most important jazz festivals each July.
• Our experience in both the commercial and pleasure sectors provide us with a unique design philosophy which balances aesthetics with practicality.
• Improved economic growth is partly underpinned by the existence of dynamic and competitive markets, which stimulate the innovative potential of firms and set the stage for improved productivity that will lead to a higher growth rate.
• The tax system and the social security system need to be considered together so that their combination ensures a sensible degree of progressivity.
• The principal feel-good theme was the stability of her 29-year marriage to Paul McCartney, an exemplary contrast to the promiscuity and serial marriages of other celebrities.
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• Western blot Western blotting was used to demonstrate cross-reactivity of the α-ARD antibody with Calliphora nAChR subunits.
• We show now that laminin-1 induced receptor aggregates do not exhibit this regularity in ultrastructure, while spontaneous receptor aggregates display heterogeneous characteristics, with some aggregates showing regular spacing while others do not.
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• We have become aware of cultural relativity.
• In an in vivo study [ 16], all- trans -retinoic acid was shown to cause an upregulation of TGF-β isoforms in rats, with kinetics and isoform selectivity that varied with the target tissue.
• The similarity between the kinase domains is much higher, with IfkA/B possessing 44% identity with yeast GCN2, with high conservation of all of the kinase subdomains.
• For the members of this group, jocular abuse provides a strategy to express group membership and inter-personal solidarity, while marking and maintaining gender divisions.
• All antibodies were examined for specificity prior to use.
• A New York Times story by Hubert Saal on flamenco (March 22, 1987) speaks of the “mysterious duende ” as “a kind of gypsy soul, which flies only on the wings of spontaneity and improvisation.” I have seen a calendar (Workman Publishing Co., New York) which defined it as “personal magnetism and charm,” and said, “Given today's extensive TV coverage, political candidates need duende if they hope to be accepted by the public.” Etymologists say it originally meant dueño de una casa `lord, or master, of a house' and is a contraction of duen de casa .
• Stoking the unanimity image, each paper fronts a symbolic photo of two staunch ideological opponents, Senators Edward Kennedy and Phil Gramm, clasping hands and enjoying their newfound camaraderie.
• Not surprisingly, the wool that results from these near-perfect conditions is highly praised and internationally recognised for its uniformity and superior quality.
• The novel's unreality flows from Inman's unreality.
• The 6 exquisite purses featuring flower designs illustrate the versatility of fabric and ribbon origami and make irresistible gifts.
• Exogenous ceramide induced CLENDO cell oligonucleosomal DNA fragmentation and reduced cell viability in a manner consistent with TNFα treatment.
• Neither statistic is reflective of the job-generation process; they measure only economic volatility.
• The Panel considers that by placing this responsibility with business, there is no incentive for SNZ to create a secure system, nor any incentive for business to use e-technology.
• "Smokefree Ballpark is a great example of the change in attitude towards the acceptability of smoking in public places.
• In contrast, PBS provided apparel manufacturers with a means for improving labor productivity along with adaptability to day-to-day variations in shop-floor conditions.
• In the appeal decision, Justice Young J had to consider the admissibility of the appellant's evidence to determine whether it had overcome its initial onus of proving non-use.
• I will monitor DHB performance in improving affordability of and access to primary health care services.
• Bureaucrats being bureaucrats, efficiency and amiability vary from place to place, but the tourist information offices all provide useful maps and brochures.
• Attention is given to the ideas of analyticity, conformal maps (and their application to hydrodynamics and electrostatics), complex integration, and the residue theorem and its uses.
• Given the central importance of this question, we will discuss the general applicability, limitations, and future prospects for FBA and functional genomics.
• Any extension to a booing is subject to availability of rooms.
• In doing so, fires can enhance biodiversity.
• There are more meanings of bisexuality than there are people who are bisexual.
• combinability
• combinability(1)
• His congeniality made him look presidential next to the loony Alan Keyes.
• This team has lobbied Congress and the executive branch on all the issues that matter to Microsoft: Internet freedom, encryption policy, immigration for high-tech workers, the tax-deductibility of stock options, extending the R & D tax credit, software piracy abroad, taxation of Internet commerce, and so on.
• The blessings stemming from this are accompanied by the curse of high dimensionality of the data output.
• countGC.pl hyb2dis.txt Patch file that converts White's hybridize program to compute individual dissimilarity values.
• By offering "electability" as his chief selling point, Alexander helped make the case for Bush.
• The general shape and area under the DVH curve is instrumental in determining adequate coverage and homogeneity of dose in the target volume as well as in determining acceptable dose to critical structures.
• Fortunately, the real world of computers, notwithstanding slang words to the contrary, exists somewhere between the opposing fantasies of the cold impersonality of Brave New World and the carefree innocence of Winnie the Pooh.
• These results suggested that loss of nmt55/p54 nrbprotein expression may be related to hormone insensitivity, tumor differentiation state, unregulated tumor growth and metastases.
• By marginalisation I am really meaning invisibility.
• I expected the traditional "pony-tails" vs "suits" debates, but was unprepared for the extent of politics and irrationality that contribute to the overall inertia, confusion and crapola that surrounds ICANN.
• Its timber-framed houses of the 15th, 16th, and 17th centuries are marvelous examples of sturdy Norman architecture, achieving a pleasing irregularity in the way the plaster is set in oblique forms between the solid oak posts and collar beams supporting the balconies.
• Folic Acid deficiency can produce irritability, sluggishness, forgetfulness and cheilosis (which is characterised by lesions at the side of the mouth).
• Metals can be distinguished by their physical properties, such as ductility (can be drawn into wire), malleability (can be hammered or pressed into shapes), high reflectivity, and good electrical and thermal conductivity.
• We respect the laws of the state county and municipality in which we hunt.
• Such overcapacity in autos, for instance, runs as high as 25 percent, and will probably rise as each country tries to develop its own automaking industry.
• Elymus apricus tussock grassland of the Central Otago valleys is now virtually extinct, due to it's palatability to stock.
• The Commissioner also makes an initial determination of whether the request identifies the documents sought with a sufficient degree of particularity - a request must not be so broad as to equate to discovery.
• A peculiarity of his work is that somewhere in every painting he incorporates a bucket, in fact some customers will not buy his work unless it contains the genuine 'Ixer' bucket.
• Although these methods allow the detection of patterns or 'characteristic nodes' by dimension reduction and the selection of gene subsets with large variation between condition groups, the reliability of the results has to be determined.
• It left me with two systems of behavior, divided by syntax and tradition; two environments to consider, one becalmed in a long twilight of nineteenth-century religiosity; two codes of social behavior; much practical experience of the difference between a rule and a moral point.
• superfluidity
• Introduction Germline mutations in the breast and ovarian cancer susceptibility gene BRCA1 , which is located on chromosome 17q21, are associated with a predisposition to the development of cancer in these organs [ 1, 2].
• Thus I met any number of expressions which I could work out, given their contexts, and which have in common both a valiant attempt to use English and an unfamiliarity with idiom.
• I believe, profoundly in the universality of the human spirit.
• It was also used to assess the questionnaire’s comprehensibility, its logical flow and the sequencing, clarity and sensitivity of the questions.
• SSNZ members inform the subject, in advance, of such limitations of confidentiality.
• Our data contains two observations that allow us to estimate the degree of heterogeneity among spiked probe sets.
• heterogeneity(1)
• Religious knowledge has languished in a realm of inaccessibility.
• Make Love Not War The true irresponsibility of Kenneth Starr and the Republicans in Congress who turned an innocent affair into a national crisis is only now becoming clear.
• overwhelmability
• overwhelmability(1)
• Parker uses the ground-breaking superconductivity research by Jeff Tallon and his team at Industrial Research Ltd (IRL) as a thread to tie together the various aspects of scientific research in New Zealand and how it has evolved over the past 20 years.
• extraterritoriality