The writer is pitifully ignorant of the history of the field about which he purports to correct his elders and betters. |
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Coming to Toronto from off-Broadway, The Confessions of Punch and Judy purports to be an updating of the infamous English puppet plays. |
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When a customer hypothecates goods to his bank, he purports to create a security, which constitutes neither a legal mortgage nor a pledge. |
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Revealingly, Halberstam's book illustrates several of the shortcomings it purports to dissect. |
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Note that this is a theory which purports to explain the opinions of people, not government. |
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The site purports to be a balanced presentation of information about New Zealand's future energy needs and how we might solve them. |
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For a man who purports to understand Irish history it is an utterly bizarre and almost derisible statement. |
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Making a historical drama that purports to be based on truth is a tricky business. |
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In doing this, the government is conceding victory to the very people whom it purports to be fighting. |
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The reader who slogs through the article, without assuming that it documents what it purports to, will learn. |
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Even when it tramples all over other principles that he purports to hold dear. |
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We are suggesting that nationalist xenophobia is precisely a function of that which purports to bring us all together. |
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These oversights are rather limiting for a text that purports to serve as a sourcebook. |
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But then, the intelligence quotient purports to measure the ratio of cognitive age to chronological age. |
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By design, neither set of rules purports to override existing international water agreements. |
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This would be an easy and lucrative way to take but, somehow, if one purports to be a local supplier, then a local supplier you have to be. |
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The so-called nuclear option purports to be directed solely at the Senate's advice and consent prerogatives regarding federal judges. |
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It purports to be a tale about a man who inveigles himself into a false identity, but this aspect of the plot never emerges clearly. |
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His anatomy of the human condition, however, is not the political and moral cul-de-sac it purports to be. |
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The people and the communities that local government purports to serve will be the real losers if this fails to happen. |
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Pedants pounce on such tell-tale signs that what purports to be an image of Shakespeare is really an idealised image of the biographer himself. |
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More frustrating is the pudginess of this argument that purports to be economics. |
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It is part of the problem which it purports to address, rather than the solution. |
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Clearly she has achieved the good life, but what about the people she purports to represent? |
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And so the dissection continues until, well, you're fairly convinced that Joe maybe isn't the authority he purports to be. |
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Such an agreement purports to oust the jurisdiction of the Court and is void as being contrary to public policy. |
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He is held out as a director by the company, claims and purports to be a director, although never actually or validly appointed as such. |
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The book purports to recount the history of gun ownership in America and is written with a slant that is hostile to gun ownership. |
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Unfortunately, this theme does not carry the weight that it purports to carry, providing no resolution and no answers. |
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The final theory has been called the theory of cognateness, and purports that both codes had been influenced from a common Semitic background. |
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Whenever an instrument tells a lie about some alleged past fact it purports to be made after the fact occurred. |
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Inevitably, we must await judicial clarification of such words as purports to confer a benefit, but clearly there is room for litigious dispute. |
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Functional neuroimaging purports to offer just such a direct window on the mind's operations. |
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But most sociologists of religion still tend to do ethnography the traditional way, one that purports to be objective and therefore value-free. |
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I am shocked that a newspaper which purports to serve the interests of its readers should attack such an eminent social engineer. |
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A brief footnote in one of Leslie's writings endorses what purports to be Hume's view of causality. |
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Today she is reading the Gospel of Thomas, a document found in Egypt, that purports to contain authentic sayings of Christ. |
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Said future council purports to be a corporate body focusing on the prospects, the general strategy and the objectives of the Dolmen Group. |
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While this purports to treat the American Indian sympathetically, the reality is that the Aboriginal is robbed of voice. |
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The exploitation claim is yet another example of a mentality that finds exploitation everywhere even as it infantilizes the folks it purports to speak for. |
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Another island tale purports that there was once a banquet arranged at the manor for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert. |
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By virtue of its platitudes, this prevailing air of pan-feminism stifles debate and removes the agency it purports to provide us. |
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Romney purports to like 30 Rock, but I don't believe anything released by staffs in these let's-humanize-our-guy press releases. |
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You may feel that because you are only linking to a website which purports to be advertising this event, you are not actually misinforming people. |
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I especially enjoyed the comic bit where the sleazoid Sayer confronts Viktor with an obviously senile old woman whom he purports to be Simone's abandoned mother. |
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And as if that wasn't peculiar enough, they go out of their way to offer a totally remastered nudie loop that purports to be Marilyn Monroe's first screen appearance. |
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But it is a motion picture which purports to re-enact true events about recent Iranian history. |
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Except for the subtitle and copyright page it purports to be more or less a freshman college history of North America after we lose the Revolution. |
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It clearly does not mean a place where a clerk presides over a court on the record and purports to deal with matters that are before the court for plea and disposition. |
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But reading alpha and beta waves as Neurosky's headset purports to do isn't simple, Wolpaw says. |
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It noted that the Convention purports to restore the status quo ante, however, this was impossible in the instant case. |
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A favourite drink with them is one known as 'John Bull Bitters', which purports to cure almost every known disease. |
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Any matter which does not indicate with reasonable clearness but purports to be comment and not statement of fact, cannot be protected by the plea of fair comment. |
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The charge of manipulating information is particularly damaging because the play purports to be not a work of the imagination but a kind of drama-documentary. |
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This is a consequence of highhanded legislation where a government has as its lowest priority those people it purports to represent. |
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A video posted on YouTube purports to show the rebels' interrogation of clan leader Zaino Berri before he was killed. |
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Another purports to shows major Amna Mohammad Gazi defecting in Idlb province. |
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However by reinforcing the disaster narrative, Campbell, amongst others, is disenfranchising those she purports to help. |
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Where will we find the evidence in this legislation that purports to focus on prevention? |
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Furthermore, a by-law which purports to regulate, but which is in substance prohibitory, is invalid. |
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This is precisely what our last two indicators purports to do. |
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Adam purports that Sweyn was shunned by all those with whom he sought refuge, but was finally allowed to live for a while in Scotland. |
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Although 2 Peter internally purports to be a work of the apostle, many biblical scholars have concluded that Peter is not the author. |
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Directed by Matt Reeves and written by Drew Goddard, Cloverfield purports to consist of video footage shot by a man who's filming a chic Manhattan party when a very large and unruly gatecrasher hits town. |
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The CIA depicted here is the rogue agency of Hollywood fiction, writing its own rules, hoodwinking its paymasters and betraying the values for which America purports to stand. |
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Any clause in a document in response to this RFP process, which purports to limit FCC's obligation under FIPPA, will be considered void and severable from the response. |
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The Directive purports to strengthen the implementation and enforcement of MARPOL in Member States without having identified the respects in which current national laws in the EU are said to be deficient in this respect. |
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This is nonsensical, because you cannot have a directive which purports to have safety as a major part of it leaving out the issue of duty time for cockpit crews. |
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Even the Committee on Legal Affairs and the Internal Market has seen fit to insert the legally undefinable term 'fundamental ethical principles' into what purports to be a legal legislative text. |
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Such an eventuality would, however, seem to be impossible: an objection purports only to, and can only, exclude the application of one or more treaty provisions. |
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There's an old cliche out there that purports to described the different relationship the citizenry has with police officers and firefighters. |
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A book that purports to deglamorize gangs and cruelty perhaps shouldn't gleefully describe how an exposed spine looks poking out of a mutilated henchman. |
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Ecuador countered by releasing what purports to be Reyes's diary, which implicates disgraced former aides of Mr Correa in accepting FARC money but not the president himself. |
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The third-generation risk assessment is distinctive because it purports to objectively and systematically measure static and dynamic risk or criminogenic needs factors. |
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To me, it is nothing but pandering to a certain political level in this country and it is totally unacceptable from a government that purports to lead a modern, progressive nation in this world, which I consider Canada to be. |
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It purports to be objective and rational yet it builds in so many assumptions that it leads inevitably to the conclusion that animal experiments are necessary. |
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Since the banking collapse, what purports to be a serious debate over the future of the economy has been whittled down to little more than a ping-pong match: cuts v no cuts. |
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It says so in this particular act, which purports to implement the treaty. |
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Where an officer purports to contract on behalf of a corporation without authority such officer may be personally liable to the third person on the contract. |
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Officially launched in June 2002, the APF purports to steer Canadian agriculture towards world leadership in food safety and quality, environmentally-responsible production, and innovation. |
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First, for the purposes of admissibility of his action, the applicant purports to have a direct interest in bringing proceedings as recipient of the contested letter causing him direct and individual harm. |
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Thus, an intermediary is not required to determine at its peril whether a person who purports to be authorized to act for an entitlement holder is in fact authorized to do so. |
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If the administrative action is to be tested by the basis upon which it purports to rest, that basis must be set forth with such clarity as to be understandable. |
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Nonetheless, with great respect, I have to tell you that, insofar as your letter purports to set out facts, those that it states are, regrettably, in significant detail wrong or highly selective. |
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Roy Flechner also asserts the improbability of an escape from servitude and journey of the kind that Patrick purports to have undertaken. |
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The rationale of this ruling is that one who purports to contract on behalf of a principal is liable if the principal is not, or for breach of implied warranty of authority. |
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It is one of the largest single works to have survived from the Roman Empire to the modern day and purports to cover all ancient knowledge. |
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And no clause in the Constitution purports to confer such a power upon the federal courts. |
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Moreover, to the extent that the SCA purports to permit the government to obtain such emails warrantlessly, the SCA is unconstitutional. |
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There are plenty of autistic adults it purports to speak on behalf of. |
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Her gunboat fleet alone is composed of one hundred and sixty-one small steamers, of the efficiency of which for war purports naval critics have formed a high estimate. |
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