| Theirs will be an open adoption, which means they will have contact with the birth mother before the baby is born. |
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| These statements make it evident that Christ is not a Son by the grace of adoption. |
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| The zoo said that the adoption of the practice is also aimed at helping the big cats reduce excessive fat. |
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| In the Andante the adoption of a simple ternary form allows him the freedom to grapple with his 12-note technique. |
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| Along with its adoption has come a simplification and reduction of the concept into forms that are more readily measured and calculated. |
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| In addition, some definitions of family include members who may not be related by blood, marriage, or adoption. |
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| For the first time since its adoption in 1930, the Code was to be fully re-examined and substantially altered. |
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| People tend to think that Scotland is lagging behind other countries in the adoption of e-business. |
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| The terminologist drafts definitions and recommends the adoption of new terms for standardization purposes. |
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| Maybe some of the adoption of Finnish was a way of distancing themselves from the Lapps as well. |
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| A Trini by adoption, in the course of my Caribbean travels I've acquired honorary citizenship in several other islands. |
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| Although the evidence is mixed, some prior research has shown that liquidity is associated with repurchase plan adoption. |
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| In Eastern Europe it was abolished with the fall of communism and adoption of democracy. |
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| Hebdige considers the punk adoption of the swastika as a particularly troublesome moment in the negotiation of punk subculture. |
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| If adoption continues as an option of last resort, children will remain in the limbo of foster care for too long. |
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| Mimetic adoption is a rather limited form of organizational learning from the experience of others. |
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| The legislature's adoption of a broadly left-of-centre position corresponds to the people's mood. |
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| It has been stated by some bioarchaeologists that iron deficiency anemia increases with the adoption of maize agriculture. |
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| The impact of the adoption of intensive maize agriculture on the human skeletal system is well documented in the bioarchaeological literature. |
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| Over the issue of gay adoption, he comes across as an old-fashioned homophobe. |
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| Commercial adoption is expected to accelerate after this summer, when new standards will be introduced to regulate radio frequency bands. |
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| In the late 1970s, he urged major increases in NATO's conventional firepower and advocated the neutron bomb and the adoption of national service. |
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| In terms of adoption rates, where do private and community hospitals stand? |
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| With Java, applets were the iconic idea but servlets were the catalyst for adoption. |
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| How do you find out where the line is between the black female experience and the transracial adoption experience? |
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| My perception is that many people feel that the adoption process in this country is ridiculously ponderous if not downright laughable. |
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| The Antonine emperors are easily identified through their adoption of the portrait style of Hadrian with curly hair and beards. |
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| It has opaque adoption procedures and risks unfair and unequal enforcement. |
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| As early as the ninth century, there was a liturgical ceremony ritualizing the act of adoption. |
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| It is further submitted that the claimants lack the locus to challenge the adoption of the negotiated procedure. |
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| Starting with the technical side, we have seen that the adoption of predicate logic as the basis of reasoning can lead to logical atomism. |
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| The adoption of organizational rules is influenced by other factors such as routineness of organizational tasks and environmental complexities. |
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| Over time, the rate of adoption of the innovation increases, until the process gets closer to saturation, when the rate again slows down. |
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| The early adoption of the institutions of representative democracy included the secret ballot. |
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| He is openly weary of discussing his adoption and complains that the last journalist he spoke to wouldn't talk about anything else. |
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| I told the ayah to give her away in adoption and told my husband the child was stillborn. |
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| The adoption of class and therapeutic substitution are customer responses to poor perceived value. |
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| All that is required is the adoption of a hands-off attitude, allowing the market to develop by itself. |
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| Yet, for the sake of humanity, universal agreement and adoption of minimum standards in morality and justice must be striven towards. |
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| Another factor to promise a bright future for online news is the potential adoption of broadband. |
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| Anything that can break down the bulk adoption of textbooks by states would certainly help. |
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| It also greatly multiplies prospects for broad adoption, which is one of the most meaningful, quantifiable measures of success. |
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| How about the mass adoption of VHS over Betamax video format or the advent of full colour, cost effective glossy printing presses? |
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| The inexplicable mulishness of big business was the only thing that held back widespread adoption of solar power. |
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| Rather predictably, the adoption of a much more rhetorically republican tone by the Irish government produced a shattering blow to such hopes. |
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| In the end, the majority of WIBC delegates voted yes, but Single Membership fell short of the two-thirds vote needed for adoption. |
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| Laws requiring hands-free phones in automobiles are speeding the adoption of Bluetooth. |
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| The adoption of a by-law to control skateboarding in certain parts of the borough is another option being considered by the council. |
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| She and her lawyer have also filed suit in Family Court in San Diego to clear the way for the unborn babies to be put up for adoption. |
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| But the film, combining the theme of adoption and the refugee problem in Sri Lanka, appears to have satisfied audiences in its totality. |
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| However, the organization establishes the following principles and strongly urges their adoption by other federations. |
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| Particularly refreshing is the adoption in this volume of the notion of Eurasia as an integral ecumene of economic and cultural interaction. |
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| The kennels were spacious and secure, with coloured tags differentiating the animals who were boarding and those up for adoption. |
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| First, the cumulative adoption of an innovation over time follows an S-shaped or sigmoid curve. |
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| Circuses will also have to find other animals to complete their menagerie after the adoption of the bill. |
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| A similar story is the adoption of the DVD to replace the old analog VHS video system. |
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| As prices drop and adoption increases, all computers will include ADSL modems. |
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| But such numbers are often based on wholesale adoption of electronic billing by consumers. |
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| The European Council has passed the measure but the deadline for its adoption into the laws of EU member states is still 15 months away. |
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| Eventually we learn that the solution to the conflict can lie only in the future with the discovery and adoption of a third way. |
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| The stories, which deal with adoption from various viewpoints, were mostly written before Gasco undertook the search for her own birth mother. |
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| Has Abbott put spin on it so many years later to turn him into the good guy and add a thinly veiled advocacy of adoption over abortion? |
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| I too was an unmarried mother in the Sixties, giving up my baby girl for adoption. |
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| They find two distinct races of the gallfly, due to the adoption of a new host species of goldenrod. |
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| She has been the most radical advocate of the party's adoption of an independent stance in elections. |
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| My biological mother was a young, unwed college graduate student, and she decided to put me up for adoption. |
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| They loved the baby, but felt too young to take care of her and decided to put her up for adoption. |
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| To hush up the secret in her married mother's middle-class family, she was put up for adoption. |
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| A public inquiry which could have led to the adoption of the plan was adjourned in February so planners could decide on a firm inner boundary. |
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| Sue has interviewed birth mothers, adopted people, adopters and social workers to put together a history of adoption over the last century. |
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| She enters into a pact with a doctor who helps her deliver the baby and give it up for adoption. |
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| When children need to live with a permanent new family adoption would always be considered first. |
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| The Scottish executive plans to legislate to change the law, extending rights of adoption. |
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| The adoption of technology specific legislation is therefore not the answer. |
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| The net result was that the number of adoption applications began, inexorably, to fall. |
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| The cute toddler was put up for adoption within days of being born and has already overcome a liver transplant. |
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| A Scotland on Sunday survey of adoption of the code in city centre pubs painted a mixed picture. |
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| The emerging local plan is at an early stage in the process of adoption and could be subject to change. |
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| A number of myths exist about who may adopt and about the unwieldy processes which exist in adoption. |
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| Dylan is just 15 months old and was placed for adoption within days of being born. |
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| They had commissioned a study of the model pioneered in Scotland for possible adoption in Italy. |
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| Of course adoption services must give the full facts to prospective parents. |
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| The supercomputing crowd tends to set the pace for technology adoption across the server market. |
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| Nor is it difficult to understand the process and reasoning that led to its adoption. |
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| They fear that it will adversely affect their position in the country of their adoption. |
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| I have never been able to discover exactly why she was given up for adoption. |
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| Its adoption in Australia as a single variety is an interesting development. |
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| An application was then made to put the child up for adoption and again, the mother had to represent herself. |
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| The adoption of fusionist policies by Lombards and Venetians alike proved futile. |
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| This is of course due to unscrupulous organisations taking advantage of its adoption. |
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| An adoption order transfers the child's legal relationship from the original family to the new adoptive family. |
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| In respect of whangai, without a legal adoption there is still room for the tikanga of a particular tribe to apply. |
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| Children of adoption show up in disproportionate numbers in the criminal justice system and contribute to problems of juvenile delinquency. |
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| Some of the columnists' appointments seem to presage the adoption of a tone even more raspingly ideological. |
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| Ireland over the centuries produced many famous seafarers who are folk heroes in the country of their adoption. |
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| The curve divides the population according to their adoption of new technologies. |
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| Cross-racial adoption claims and custody litigation therefore do not represent attempts to enshrine white supremacy. |
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| The bylaw passed three readings and needs final adoption by council in likely a couple of weeks before becoming enforceable. |
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| I should have the right to litigate the matter of consent to adoption freely, unfettered in any way by the Family Court or its decisions. |
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| In rows of kennels, dogs awaiting adoption wag their tails furiously, bark in a deafening chorus and whine desperately for attention. |
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| Nationalists, on the other hand, rather resented Yeltsin's adoption of their own line, and largely out of spite withheld their approval. |
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| The cost of an unspellable startup name is serious user adoption friction. |
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| After 63 years, five months and a day, my partner was reunited with her birth mother, who had given her up for adoption as a week-old child in pre-war Germany. |
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| The children found a new family after a home study was done and the adoption was completed in court. |
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| They are for corporations like Hobby Lobby, and vast hospital networks, and, yes, adoption agencies. |
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| Thus the adoption of any particular verb is a matter of taste, not a question of absolute correctness. |
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| On the other hand, Pertman says, adoption is not just about placing children. |
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| There is wide consensus among attorneys that adoptive parents can vacate an adoption if acts of fraud were committed. |
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| When I was finishing The language police, I struggled to figure out a way to break the iron grip of the adoption process. |
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| Debbie has fallen in love with a beautiful dark coloured tabby who, like most of the others, still has two weeks to go before he's ready for adoption. |
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| By 1996, all member states had affirmed their support to the adoption of national legislation or other suitable measures to give effect to the principles of the code. |
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| He represented an adoption agency sued for allowing a young Russian girl to be adopted by a pedophile. |
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| When the price dropped in 2008 with the 3G model, mass-market adoption soon followed. |
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| She will discuss the transracial adoption of her daughter Penelope. |
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| The right time to consider what kind of contact natural parents are to have to children being adopted is on the occasion adoption is under consideration. |
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| Interestingly, proceeds from the sale of the wild horses and burros will go to the Interior Department's Bureau of Land Management wild horse and burro adoption program. |
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| Apple has led the field in design improvements and the adoption of new technologies, but has been slipping in the performance stakes with processor speed. |
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| But mothers who abandon their babies anonymously have no easy way to learn of the child's status or prove their maternity in time to appear and contest the adoption. |
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| The adoption of the plan was seconded by Councillor Richard Finn. |
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| However, these must now be materialized by the adoption of specific mechanisms to respond to the needs of defenders so that they can exercise their activities freely. |
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| They represent the strongest indication of the growing international emphasis on waste disposal at source and the adoption of a precautionary approach to pollution control. |
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| Since then radical reforms such as adoption quotas and time limits for parents ensure that adoption is a genuine possibility for many of these children. |
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| The wide adoption of the standard will ensure worldwide multivendor interoperability with the Ethernet installed base while simplifying connection management. |
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| Thanks to the widespread adoption of such seeds, farmers have been spraying their crops with insecticide less frequently. |
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| Bashar al-Assad favored the adoption of Western-promoted neoliberalism and economic liberalization. |
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| For years lds Family Services has been a titan in the domestic adoption field. |
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| The States and Territories have been forced to rationalise their housing assets through the sale of renovated homes and the adoption of leaseback strategies. |
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| His parents never married, and he had been put up for adoption. |
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| His mother put him up for adoption, never telling him who his father was. |
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| Whilst facilitating the adoption of this model by employers, legislative vagueness about the issue subverts the effectiveness of union resistance. |
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| The first being people's unwillingness to put babies up for adoption and the second being the unwillingness of unfertile parents to accept another child as their own. |
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| Are you living with parents who don't understand you, coping with divorce and adoption, or dealing with sensitive and difficult situations like illness or abuse? |
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| It should also be noted that the bottom of the socio-economic distribution is scanted in these data because this segment of the population is not favored by adoption agencies. |
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| After four years, two trials, an adoption, and multiple jury scandals, polo mogul John Goodman was found guilty of manslaughter. |
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| Women who remained convinced that they wanted to leave their child were provided with help in correctly completing the necessary papers to help the adoption process. |
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| Since December 21, we have been flogged with news item after news item about the threatened closure of Russian adoption. |
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| Any musical artists of Canadian aboriginal status or non-status Metis or Inuit by birth, adoption or community acceptance are eligible for the awards. |
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| I have always been a strong proponent of gay parenting and adoption. |
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| The reforms of the Kazak and Uygur writing systems are examples of adoption of the Plan under political pressure against the will of the two language communities. |
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| Twin and adoption studies have revealed that a disposition toward suicidal behavior is partially heritable. |
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| The occupants are related through blood, marriage, and adoption. |
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| Upon the adoption of the new system, all soldiers would be required to self-identify tattoos to their unit leaders. |
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| Later developments included the adoption of standard signs for such frequently used ornaments as appoggiaturas, mordents, slides, trills, or turns. |
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| She comes to realize a celebrated artist who is in Toronto for a book signing is the daughter she gave up for adoption more than 30 years earlier. |
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| He describes the first electrical equipment as well as the progressive adoption of electro-semaphore signalling and the organisation of the block system. |
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| The Internet and specifically its graphic interface the World Wide Web is reaching a level of saturation and widespread adoption throughout the world. |
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| A co-host of the event, Furness, who is married to Jackman, is an actress, adoptive mother, and adoption advocate. |
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| Mozambican women have been sold as wives and domestic labourers to mineworkers, babies are trafficked for adoption and people are trafficked for ritual muti killings. |
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| The asserted benefits of transracial adoption further obscure the system's racial bias and masquerade as reasons to oppose policies that preserve black families. |
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| The scarcity of iron among the poorer folk delayed the adoption of the heavy plough with its iron share, wheels and moldboard, but it was known already in Carolingian times. |
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| Their options include continuing the pregnancy and raising the child, continuing the pregnancy and seeking adoption placement for the child or terminating the pregnancy. |
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| Deepening the money pit were the expectations of corrupt government officials and adoption facilitators. |
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| However, not only have there been multiple forcible annexations since the Charter's adoption, but many of them have been accepted as legitimate by the international community. |
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| Other features of the act were the adoption of the first-past-the-post system and the establishment of the High Court as the court of disputed returns. |
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| In this discussion jural and cultural facets are intertwined, to explain the specific character of the Tolai adoption process, culturally and psychologically. |
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| Morgan reviewed extensive longitudinal studies and other research and found, to the chagrin of adoption opponents, that outcomes for adopted children are good. |
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| This was to a large extent due to the adoption of national commercial law codes. |
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| Some alloparenting relationships among animals resemble adoption, although more resemble foster care or wet-nursing. |
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| Big data has the potential to revolutionise the global healthcare system, but barriers to its adoption mean progress is slow. |
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| The Agency educated us on the adoption process and gave us the opportunity to meet with other adoptive parents and also prospective birthmothers. |
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| Later came the widespread adoption of major tranquilizers such as chlorpromazine and the drug reserpine. |
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| If the real wage rate is not downflex, the pace of adoption of technical change depends upon the elasticity in the savings supply schedule. |
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| The period is notable for the adoption by Welsh poets of bardic names, made popular by the eisteddfod movement. |
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| In more recent times, some have suggested the adoption of St Aidan as another patron saint of Britain. |
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| It also marks the rise of the period of widespread adoption in Europe of colonialism and mercantilism. |
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| In Goa, a Portuguese uniform civil code is in place, in which all religions have a common law regarding marriages, divorces and adoption. |
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| The Renaissance briefly reinforced the position of Latin as a spoken language by its adoption by the Renaissance Humanists. |
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| This led to Edward's later adoption of the sign of the sunne in splendour as his personal device. |
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| Napoleon's rule greatly aided adoption of the new standard not only across France but also across the French sphere of influence. |
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| However, due to the adoption of the southern standard by officialdom and the Education system the use of written Scots declined. |
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| Secondly, Henderson secured the adoption of a comprehensive statement of party policies, as drafted by Sidney Webb. |
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| The Liberal Democrats supported the adoption of the Euro and greater European integration. |
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| The limited years of Spanish rule at the end of the 18th century did not result in widespread adoption of the Spanish language. |
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| Persuasive precedent may become binding through its adoption by a higher court. |
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| This led to the adoption of different tunnelling techniques on the two sides. |
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| The 2016 referendum which started the process of United Kingdom withdrawal from the European Union makes adoption of the euro highly unlikely. |
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| Initially France attempted to work with other countries towards the adoption of a common set of units of measure. |
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| Stephenson played a pivotal role in the development and widespread adoption of steam locomotives. |
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| Experiments with pneumatic railways failed in their extended adoption by cities. |
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| Families were based on blood ties or adoption, but were also political and economic alliances. |
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| The adoption of Chinese characters in Vietnam dates back to around 111BC, when it was occupied by the Chinese. |
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| Important for the adoption of the style in the early 19th century was Abbotsford House, the residence the novelist and poet, Sir Walter Scott. |
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| Further confusion has been added by the adoption of the word biscuit for a small leavened bread popular in the United States. |
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| The debt to Nietzsche is clear, most obviously in the adoption of a genealogical method as a tool of explanation and critique. |
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| For reasons unknown, Scotland, Rowling's country of adoption, has the highest rate of multiple sclerosis in the world. |
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| This coincided with the adoption of this lower pitch by other leading orchestras and concert series. |
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| They have two dogs, both rescues, one of which Hardy appeared with in a PETA advert to promote pet adoption. |
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| Greyhound adoption groups frequently report that the dogs from the tracks have tooth problems, the cause of which is debated. |
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| In recent years the racing industry has made significant progress in establishing programs for the adoption of retired racers. |
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| This changed with the adoption of the current voting system whereby FIFA's support is necessary, but not sufficient, for any amendment to pass. |
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| The five permanent members hold veto power over UN resolutions, allowing a permanent member to block adoption of a resolution, though not debate. |
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| In recent years the Black Country has seen the adoption of symbols and emblems with which to represent itself. |
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| In both cases, at least one adoptive parent must be a British citizen on the date of the adoption. |
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| The cancellation or annulment of an adoption order does not cause loss of British citizenship acquired by that adoption. |
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| The gold standard was partially abandoned via the international adoption of the Bretton Woods system. |
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| Territorial nationalists assume that all inhabitants of a particular nation owe allegiance to their country of birth or adoption. |
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| The Statute also enforced the adoption of English common law in Wales, albeit with some local variation. |
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| But it was only after the adoption of improved tactics that some degree of mobility was restored. |
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| The adoption of the constitution was treated as a threat by Poland's neighbours. |
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| The US government's response to this announcement was the adoption of containment, the goal of which was to stop the spread of communism. |
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| One of the most important markers of the freedom of a slave was the adoption of a last name upon being freed. |
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| The adoption of fiat currency by many countries, from the 18th century onwards, made much larger variations in the supply of money possible. |
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| This led to a separation of Bethesda from Darby and a clear adoption of an independent or congregational stance by many of the assemblies. |
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| The adoption of British folk rock heavily influenced by Scottish traditional music produced groups including the JSD Band and Spencer's Feat. |
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| Much more serious in its consequences was Lilburne's adoption of the quarrel of his uncle, George Lilburne, with Sir Arthur Hesilrige. |
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| After its adoption by the Order of Saint Patrick, it began to be used by other institutions. |
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| Some historians see its adoption in 1900 as alluding to the Confederate Battle Flag. |
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| Nigeria first introduced a National Identity Card in 2005, but its adoption back then was limited and not widespread. |
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| List with date of submission and adoption of recommendation by the Commission on the Limits of the Continental Shelf. |
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| The adoption of this Convention is regarded as a milestone in the history of international drug law. |
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| However, consultations with affected countries are conducted prior to the adoption of particular new legislation. |
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| When it joined EU, the Czech Republic obligated itself to adopt the euro, but the date of adoption has not been determined. |
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| This resulted in Lloyd George's defeat in Cabinet and the adoption of estimates including provision for eight dreadnoughts. |
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| The extent of the adoption is subject to ongoing debate, as the native languages were certainly spoken after the conquests. |
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| However, the technological revolution took much longer in Wales than it had in England, with slow adoption of machinery. |
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| This series saw the adoption of a centralised cast, including Thomas the Tank Engine, Edward, Henry, Gordon, James, Percy, Toby and Emily. |
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| During the forming of a county council by the Local Government Act 1888 adoption of a common seal was required. |
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| England was the historical model for the adoption of parliamentarism and party government in Germany. |
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| The Neolithic, or New Stone Age, was approximately characterized by the adoption of agriculture. |
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| A recent series of flags, of varying levels of official adoption, have been established in many of the counties by competition or public poll. |
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| The Younger Dryas is often linked to the Neolithic Revolution, the adoption of agriculture in the Levant. |
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| Shortly thereafter he announced the adoption of Trajan as his successor, and with this decision all but abdicated. |
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| There are hints, however, in contemporary literary sources that Trajan's adoption was imposed on Nerva. |
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| According to the Augustan History, it was the future Emperor Hadrian who brought word to Trajan of his adoption. |
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| His posthumous adoption by Julius Caesar elevated his plebeian gens Octavia to patrician status. |
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| This was characterized by the Gaulish adoption or adaptation of Roman morals and way of life in a uniquely Gaulish context. |
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| Due to the adoption of the euro, when Greece experienced financial crisis, it could no longer devalue its currency to regain competitiveness. |
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| Religious conversion is the adoption of a set of beliefs identified with one particular religious denomination to the exclusion of others. |
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| But the most notable of these false statements occurs in his adoption from Odoric of the story of the Valley Perilous. |
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| Archaeologists note a dramatic adoption of Tiwanaku ceramics into the cultures which became part of the Tiwanaku empire. |
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| It was adopted as the Postal Map Romanization of Guangzhou and remained in common use until the gradual adoption of pinyin. |
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| This is mostly due to the adoption of an unhealthy diet and lack of exercise. |
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| The adoption and use of the printing press accelerated the process of standardization of English spelling, which continued into the 16th century. |
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| As in the EU, adoption of an ASEAN common currency, when conditions are ripe, could be the final stage of the ASEAN Economic Community. |
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| Prior to the adoption of the ADIC concept, the status of the defence industry base in each of the ASEAN member states was at disparate level. |
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| Another driver for the adoption of acronyms was modern warfare with its many highly technical terms. |
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| Thai did not use punctuation until the adoption of punctuation from the West in the 20th century. |
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| Chapter 12 states that all who are justified also partake in the grace of adoption and become children of God. |
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| Its main tasks include maintaining and defining doctrinal orthodoxy, the adoption and prescription of liturgy. |
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| Many animal shelters require these procedures as part of adoption agreements. |
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| Prior to the amendment's adoption, only a few states permitted women to vote and to hold office. |
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| Concise forms of statement of claim and defence were given in the appendix for adoption by the pleader. |
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| However, adoption of the Constitution required that nine of the thirteen states ratify it in state conventions. |
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| Personal laws are distinguished from public law and cover marriage, divorce, inheritance, adoption and maintenance. |
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| This new proposed civil codex was introduced in 2006, however, its adoption through legislation is expected to take many years, if not decades. |
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| At other times, adoption of different revisions to the official UCC contributes to further variation. |
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| General adoption of blind grading followed admission of significant numbers of minority students to law schools. |
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| After the adoption of 1993 Russian Constitution bicameralism was introduced in some regions. |
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| A vote by voice is the regular method of voting on any motion that does not require more than a majority vote for its adoption. |
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| Buddhism was introduced, and there was an emphasis on the adoption of elements of Chinese culture and Confucianism. |
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| Having secured patent protection for his designs and general adoption by the Brandywine millers, Evans now turned his attention outside Delaware. |
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| Public illumination preceded the discovery and adoption of gaslight by centuries. |
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| These problems with gas lighting led to the rapid adoption of electric lighting. |
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| In December 2005, a controversial proposal by the Socialist Party to permit adoption was approved by the Belgian Chamber of Representatives. |
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| On many mining sites, pit railways have been abandoned due to mine closure or adoption of new kinds of transportation equipment. |
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| During the formation of a county council by the Local Government Act 1888, adoption of a common seal was required. |
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| It may accelerate the adoption of laws giving patients more power. |
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| However, the largest impediment to a quick adoption and a world of spamless e-mail is that it places a heavy burden on the sender of new mail. |
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| For these reasons, the full adoption of Web application computing was severely derailed for a time. |
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| Many adoptees wind up wanting to know the entire story behind their adoption at some point in their lives. |
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| It will promote adoption, increase the pool of adopters and ensure good post-adoption support is available to those who need it. |
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| There is general information sources for adopters online but nothing that offers real-world e-learning to allow adopters to prepare for adoption. |
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| This cultural dispersal was coupled with the additional adoption of unique practices, as well as some associated with Amerindian groups. |
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| The revenue procedure is intended by the IRS to provide the exclusive procedures for the adoption of methods to amortize package design costs. |
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| Continuing adoption of performance-based specifications for road projects will generate demand for polymer-modified asphalts. |
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| Babis is also cooler on adoption of the euro than the pro-European Social Democrats. |
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| Little children can choose a baby doll to adopt, and then go through the adoption process before taking them home. |
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| Allow adoption agencies not to place kids with same-sex couples. |
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| The growing adoption of emerging technologies is fueling an increasing demand for new solutions from Rogue Wave Software, Inc. |
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| She claimed that she had only wanted to give the baby away for adoption, with the consent of his biological mother. |
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| Was it the adoption of upright posture and bipedality that caused a shift in the poise of the head on the vertebral column? |
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| To finalize an adoption, women may be required to give notice to the birthfather and obtain his consent. |
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| Whereas in transnational adoption payments to the birthmother are prohibited, commercial surrogacy explicitly allows for such a payment. |
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| That's the year she decided to contact her birthmother, who told her that contrary to her adoption file, her birthfather was very much alive. |
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| But when I met my birth mother she said she never signed the adoption papers. |
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| Some new questions we added showed that technology adoption during the claim is much higher among Gen Y and proving to be a satisfier. |
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| Regardless of whether a law was a revision or an adoption, the law is still mandating a benefit if it is included in the data. |
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| Brailler is the federal government's point person charged with spurring adoption of health information systems. |
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| The Hague convention on adoption was somewhat of a disaster. |
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| The adoption of the world's first workpiece changer system featuring a twin tailstock has shortened idle downtime to 5 seconds. |
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| Mirid bug outbreaks in multiple crops correlated with wide-scale adoption of Bt cotton in China. |
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| The Global ECG Telemetry Devices market has also been witnessing increased adoption of advanced ECG data management systems. |
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| Manyong VM and AV Houndekon Land tenurial systems and the adoption of mucuna planted fallows in the derived savannas of West Africa. |
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| With its increasing acceptance and adoption, SNMP is now used across a wide variety of platforms and network environments. |
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| His adoption of the odd monicker is seen as an indication of how self-effacing and down-to-earth Wills has become. |
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| This tailoring process involves introducing new super-short duration cultivars, the use of relay cropping and adoption of minimum tillage. |
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| This is seen not only in the tacit adoption of a Braudelian framework in which centers of gravity migrate from one urban system to another. |
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| The department decided to put Harry up for adoption, and DCFS's adoption unit contacted the Sotos in May. |
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| The MOUS program's success follows in the wake of a family of successful certifications that have facilitated adoption of Microsoft software. |
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| Yet we do have stringent regulations regarding adoption in this country. |
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| This Article analyzes the mechanisms for expediting TPR and adoption appeals in Ohio. |
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| The present hurdle to widespread adoption is the lack of standardisation among the levels in the value chain of the commercial vehicles market. |
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| Heightened focus on e-security prompted Prosoft to facilitate broader adoption of the popular CIW IT security program. |
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| After an advert for the show was broadcast, ABC was slammed by adoption and parental groups for the way it trivialised the adoption process. |
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| Newer tools, such as Pinterest and Storify, saw broader adoption by State DOTs in 2013 than in the previous year. |
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| Second, the adoption of payment for uncompensated care has resulted in a more even distribution of this care across hospitals in New Jersey. |
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| On the one hand, French unilingualism would place roadblocks to adoption of anglo-American concepts, hence a fall in competitiveness. |
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| There are other barriers to adoption, not the least of which is cultural obstinance. |
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| The SAT-2100 product family has earned broad market adoption and is offerable on multiple aircraft types. |
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| The OSA is a non-profit, vendor-neutral consortium dedicated to driving adoption of comprehensive open source business solutions. |
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