As with any complex disorder, the therapies purporting to help are legion, and variable in outcome as far as the individual is concerned. |
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However, we were met with a raucous noise purporting to be music, and fairground stalls. |
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Campbell was also ruled to have distributed paperwork purporting to be internal party documents. |
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The institution of marriage they are purporting to protect is an abstraction. |
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A person purporting to be a doctor may carry more credible messages about a new toothpaste than a television presenter, for example. |
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The person purporting to exercise his discretion has acted in abuse or excess of his power. |
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It may be, however, that the person purporting to grant the lease proves to have a defective title himself. |
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In the following four months he still sent out paternity test results purporting to be from the Canadian company. |
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The mayor warned people to beware of bogus charities purporting to be collecting money for victims' families. |
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Physics professors receive packages purporting to show how to build perpetual motion machines. |
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In vibrant, unpunctuated prose purporting to be Ned's own words, Carey explores Australia's most enduring myth. |
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In the programme, former jockey Osborne was approached by people purporting to be considering buying a horse from him. |
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And now, in far away Chelmsford, were artefacts purporting an association with the 12th century architect of Orkney's magnificent mother church. |
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Tunisia had promulgated a constitution in 1860, setting up a Supreme Council purporting to limit the powers of the monarchy. |
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A text purporting to describe a battle may have been composed to glorify the victor or excuse the loser. |
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I am looking at a statute of a foreign Parliament purporting to intermeddle in our constitutional affairs. |
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Unlike the USAir website, there is not need to affirmatively indicate your assent before purporting to enter into a binding agreement. |
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Reenactment is often avowedly apolitical, purporting not to take a stance vis-a-vis the past. |
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Any transaction purporting to withdraw, surrender or commute the monies will be void. |
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We like nothing more than seeing the confused expression on tourists' faces when we offer them two national flags, each purporting to represent Scotland. |
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But in truth, they are not purporting to tell the American public, say, that one of their patents is invalid or that the scope of its claims is not what it might appear to be. |
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Another method is cold calling where fraudsters ring up and pretend to be from a bank and purporting to be upgrading security systems to get personal details out of people. |
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However, prima facie, they suggest that several coastal States are not purporting to exercise authority in relation to freedom of navigation. |
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Wednesday's announcement came in a video purporting to show the group's chief theologian, Ibrahim al-Robaish, eulogizing al-Shihri. |
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Hon. members opposite from time to time trot out these new studies purporting to show that there is this fiscal disequilibrium. |
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I think the only group that is purporting to foist this on the Canadian people is the Conservative Party of Canada. |
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There is not one of us in the House who would not find ourselves very much in sympathy with and in support of what the bill is purporting to do. |
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The best that can be said for the show is that it depicts a portion of humanity heretofore absent from, or travestied by, a medium purporting to be representative. |
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However, there are many instances of persons purporting to provide paralegal and consulting services for which they have no qualifications. |
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Images have emerged purporting to show damage to the upper floors of the building. |
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A budget that is purporting to want to help the middle class cannot ask that municipal projects be added to the property taxes of homeowners. |
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Any transaction purporting to withdraw, surrender, or commute the monies held in the locked-in retirement account will be void. |
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On 27 August 1996 the parents had signed a document purporting to allow the mother to relocate to the UK with the child. |
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Well, your Honour, in our submission, they were not purporting to pretend. |
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Are you purporting to use information about employees of a federal work, business or undertaking? |
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I added in my own that the proceeds of sale could be taken into account in a general way, but without purporting to make them part of the bond. |
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First, the consignee cannot, by purporting to transfer it in this way, impose on the carrier a legal obligation to deliver the goods to another person. |
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I was planning to write at length about the film, and the danger it poses by purporting to be an accurate representation of the truth about capitalism. |
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To support his position, Governor Snyder presented a study purporting to prove the contention. |
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Why should it be different for technology vendors purporting to offer solutions for end-to-end enterprise systems? |
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A teak tree exporter called police after a man purporting to be a football player on the Thai national team left her broke and stranded here in Pattaya. |
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Like many other people, Heidi Evans was constantly barraged with dubious emails purporting to offer millions in exchange for helping to transfer vast funds from Africa. |
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When I hear what students, purporting to study for English degrees, know and do not know nowadays, I seem to sense huge doors shutting quietly behind us. |
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Honest and heartfelt though these sentiments may be, this sort of unsubtle, soapbox writing has no place in a work purporting to be serious literature. |
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The offence was compounded by the proliferation of tables purporting to show elaborate corrections for age factors, but in fact doing nothing of the sort. |
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His visionary experience also stands between the mystical and the metaphorical, rather than straightforwardly purporting to be supernatural as in the case of Yeats. |
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A photograph uploaded to social media and purporting to be of the slain teacher showed a man face down in running gear. |
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At another, purporting to be a carvery and grill, we were greeted by a stern faced catering management-type woman dressed in a black business suit. |
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Constitutional law is rife with clashing certitudes generated by too-clever theories purporting to illuminate the one valid approach to construing the Constitution. |
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But these so-called mass joinder lawsuits being advertised in mailings are fraudulent — sent out by companies purporting to be law firms, according to a consumer alert posted on the Federal Trade Commission's Web site. |
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The PCHR was described as saying that a woman, 37-year-old Nahla Khalil Najjar, suffered injuries to her chest in the flechette shelling, and pictures purporting to show the ammunition were passed on by a PCHR fieldworker. |
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The Court noted that the Tribunal had erred in purporting to determine whether a prima facie case of discrimination had been made, after it had already given consideration to the respondent's evidence. |
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Arguments from inexplicability: purporting to show that there is currently no explanation or demonstration of naturalistic abiogenesis, and that belief in it is a matter of faith and speculation, rather than science. |
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She had interpreted the second half of the second sentence as purporting to forbid federal State prosecutions and state prosecutions within the same country, which would truncate an important, delicate area of law. |
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Someone – bored, apparently, with the usual angles of harassment – had made a fake Twitter account purporting to be my dead dad, featuring a stolen, beloved photo of him, for no reason other than to hurt me. |
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Unfor tunately, there a re some other companies purporting to offer the same product who do not provide OS grid references. |
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The present case, however, is just the opposite where Commerce has done a complete about face purporting to reject its entire market distortion approach to identifying countervailing subsidies. |
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Ten days after Charles's execution, on the day of his interment, a memoir purporting to be written by the king appeared for sale. |
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By impoverishing and provoking both coastal Chinese and Japanese against the regime, it increased the problem it was purporting to solve. |
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This is the business of push-polling, a deceptive practice purporting to be a poll but actually designed to influence opinion. |
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In 1978 book purporting to estimate the hundred most influential persons in history, Mencius is ranked as ninety two. |
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Any Green Card presented in a country for which it is valid, purporting to be issued under the authority of a bureau shall be guaranteed by that bureau, even if it is false, unauthorised or illegally altered. |
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They see their contract purporting to sell a plot of Scottish souvenir land as bestowing them the informal right to the title Laird. |
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Other statues having a limited role in the regulation of marine pollution as well as some provincial statues purporting to apply to the offshore or otherwise. |
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If you receive an email purporting to be from Future Shop that asks you to provide confidential information such as your account login, credit card number, or passwords, do not respond and contact us immediately. |
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For fans of Aphex Twin, the outside world stopped on Monday when a mysterious Soundcloud user started uploading tracks purporting to be early unreleased Aphex Twin demos. |
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We are distressed, therefore, that the council, in purporting to act in our names, appears in this resolution to come down on the side of impunity, and for the most serious of international crimes. |
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It then finds that a series of amendments to both policies purporting to give the employer entitlement to surplus were without effect having regard to that trust. |
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If definitions of what constitutes a hate crime are highly variable, this will generate inconsistency in statistics purporting to measure the activity. |
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There are no systems purporting to be respectful of the rights of citizens and their freedoms, and committed to people's development, in which the guarantee of privacy is not an essential element. |
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However, the government's proposed legislation purporting to protect religious freedom is a sham, a canard, a figment of the Prime Minister's imagination. |
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The development of cheap and easy-to-use desk-top publishing systems can be linked to geodemographic lists to permit a blitz of letters purporting to come from the party leader or some other party luminary. |
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In January 2009, Cybertip.ca received a report from the mother of a 14-year-old girl indicating her child was engaging in text message exchanges with an individual purporting to be a 15-year-old male. |
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The provisions in question concern carrying out activities purporting to overthrow the government and disseminating anti-government propaganda, and carry sentences of between three and 20 years' imprisonment. |
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Paediatricians who gave evidence in alleged abuse cases claim they are victims of threats and harassment by groups purporting to support wrongly accused mothers. |
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Presenting some documents purporting to be from Richard, Philip claimed that the English king had agreed at Messina to hand disputed lands over to France. |
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French troops tried to claim an area in the Southern Sudan, and a British force purporting to act in the interests of the Khedive of Egypt arrived to confront them. |
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From the beginning, opponents of increased campaign finance regulation knew that legislation purporting to reform the system by banning soft money would fail miserably. |
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Between 1870 and 1890 a theory purporting that an atom was a vortex in the ether was immensely popular among British physicists and mathematicians. |
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