The police become the avatars for an excessively brutal state and our hero, still unspeaking, is the everyman forced to suffer at its hands. |
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Given what is known now of Lange's state of mind at the time, Richard's only crime was to be unsparing with the truth. |
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This forecast is not a partisan argument, nor is it an office-pool snap judgment based on a hasty reading of state polls of varying reliability. |
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It is in fact a native of Australia, so common there that it is the emblem of the state of Western Australia. |
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The daily schedule of events includes storytelling, dance performances, and demonstrations of native crafts from throughout the state. |
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Since American Black ducks are not native to Washington, this decline is not of major conservation concern in our state. |
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In New South Wales the Native Bird and Animal Protection Act enforces regulations which permit our native bears to live in their natural state. |
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I slammed the snooze button on the clock rather forcefully, and rolled over, successfully falling back into a peaceful state of unconsciousness. |
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As a measure of structural similarity with the native state, we monitor a parameter Q that we call nativeness. |
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Therefore, the question of having a navy and of its parameters far transcends the bounds of military tasks alone for any state. |
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Outside, an American flag and the state banner, both still flying at full staff, snapped crisply in a cool, gusty wind. |
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In sum, the institutions were historically narrow in scope and have eroded further because of state interventions. |
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Patients eventually assume that their symptoms reflect a natural state that is part of their epilepsy. |
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In Missouri state employees were unscrewing every third light bulb to cut energy bills. |
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Oregon is enticing California natural food businesses to move north a state. |
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The citizenship clause declares that anyone born or naturalized in the US is a citizen of the United States and of whatever state they reside in. |
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Each state then set its own standards for naturalizing new citizens, and New York's were lax. |
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The metaphor I'm happiest with is that the internal state of the bot is represented by a position in a dataspace. |
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These new hours represent a reduction in the library's total open hours necessitated by a reduction in state funds. |
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Liberals for their part must resist the use of theology and natural law as a basis of coercive state policy. |
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Hinako followed in a red sweater and black pants with her hair in its naturally curly state. |
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In fact, throughout the 19th century, the French state was a bourgeois state which echoed middle-class needs and values. |
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It was only with the development of capitalism, the capitalist market and the bourgeois state that minority languages were actively repressed. |
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In my surprised state I noted that his lime green hair matched my bottle green carpet perfectly. |
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Thoroughly demoralized by my dream, I was in a state of nervous fright by the time I got to the venue. |
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The state government had decided to hand over the laboratory to the Centre in 1995, but administrative bottlenecks caused the seven-year delay. |
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However, some have said that he does not possess the qualities required for leading the company, particularly as it is in an unsettled state. |
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I don't believe the Rousseau argument that if you leave everything in a state of nature, then everything will be peaceful and loving. |
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Civil liberty means the liberty of a citizen, not the abstract liberty of an individual in a state of nature. |
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He led me to a room where dozens of men were in a state of nature and invited me to change into my judo costume. |
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But historically torture has most often been defined more narrowly, as an aspect of legal systems or of state repression. |
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But maintaining the separation of church and state is a necessary precondition of liberty. |
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For some time I have had the nauseating feeling that I live in a fascist state. |
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The idea of the state snooping into the affairs of private citizens is anathema in a country which takes individual liberties seriously. |
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This, I thought at the time, was unsurprising given the presumably pitiful state of the Ghanaian school system. |
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The project will help that state implement its new law banning lead sinkers weighing less than one ounce from fresh waters. |
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In its natural state pin oak is found growing with red maple, green ash, box elder, sweet gum, and elm. |
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In contrast, an unreasonable delay will be a violation if it is due mainly to the actions of the state. |
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The death of President Mohamed Ibrahim Egal in May 2002 put back in jeopardy the autonomous but unrecognized state of Somaliland. |
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There are so many untrainable people in key positions that have contributed to the present state of our country. |
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Nor, he insists, was there anything odd or untoward about his advocating the break up the United Kingdom while he was a servant of the state. |
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The complicity of the National Police in drug trafficking was turning the country into a narco state. |
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A positive way to combat the state of our children's diets is to opt for natural, unprocessed foods. |
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It's an appropriate metaphor for a state mired near the bottom of national rankings in poverty and education. |
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Thanks to unregulated advertising on private TV channels, children seem to be in a perennial state of want. |
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In this state they are frenetic, unrelaxed and prone to bad judgment, caught up in the hysteria of the moment. |
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He fought tooth and nail for the bracero system as no Republican governor of an agricultural state dared to do. |
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By contrast the state markets were unreliable with regard to delivery times, quality, and choice. |
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Those with recent injuries were predictably in a state of denial, unprepared to accept the doctors' verdict that they would never again walk. |
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I point out that according to Church doctrine, I am living in a state of sin, unrepentantly. |
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He had gone from a state of calm in his dressing room to one of unrepressed terror on the walk to the ring. |
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Most likely, I'm experiencing some still relatively unresearched state of consciousness. |
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Rockingham County, located in northwestern Virginia, is the third largest county in the state and is botanically rich and diverse. |
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Many of the photographs showed the artifacts in an unrestored state, some covered with dirt, indicating that they had been recently unearthed. |
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Until we embrace this belief our culture has little hope of surviving beyond its present state of unrestrained hostility. |
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Critics acknowledge that some Western European nations have state religions. |
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This pictures, however, are possibly the last time we'll see the station in this untouched, pristine state. |
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The country is sliding towards chaos and risks turning into a narco-terrorist state. |
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Not because they drink water, but because the state of mind which makes them dread alcohol is unpropitious to the hatching of any generous idea. |
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The irony for nationalists is that the nation state is less able to deliver than ever. |
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Finally, it protects against the state reneging on its promises which, given the history of pensions, is not to be sneezed at. |
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The state of having his papers mislabeled and unpreserved was anything but rigorous. |
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The one thing that is wrong with this world is its terrible state of unrighteousness. |
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In the process, they dropped the main demand of Irish nationalism that Northern Ireland be recognised as an integral part of the Irish state. |
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Above all Irish political nationalism demanded a state wherein for good or ill the people decide their own destiny. |
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Not surprisingly, many clerks stayed in their posts throughout the revolutionary and Napoleonic periods, providing the backbone of the state. |
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The most serious was unprovoked invasion of a sovereign state that offered no threat to ones homeland. |
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Nine state vehicles used without authority were confiscated, six firearms seized and four unroadworthy vehicles were taken off the road. |
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The damage ranges from a house being unroofed at St Mary's to trees being uprooted throughout the state. |
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The sovereign nation state, so the argument goes, leaves little social policy role for the European level. |
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It is just that the identity of the nation state will be defined far more by cultural identity than by economic identity. |
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People moan about politics and the state of their world when they are down the pub, but then can't be bothered to use their vote on election day. |
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Like neighbouring Mali to her west, Niger is not a nation state defined by one language and one race, but a Commonwealth of peoples. |
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They defend the framework of the nation state and often promote some form of nationalism or regionalism. |
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Yet all of the old parties and organisations are rooted in the nation state. |
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If nationalism and the nation state were to some degree discredited on the Continent, they were vindicated in Britain. |
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The reliance on national governments and the nation state leaves the door open for the most reactionary forces. |
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By that stage last December, Jonathan, was in a near vegetative state and at one point was given only days to live. |
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Any attempt to force the world economy back into the corset of the nation state will inevitably end in a catastrophe. |
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When she saw the maisonette in Sowerby Road, Acomb, she was at first appalled by the untidy state it was in. |
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Their editorial sought to remind Washington of Georgia's fragility as a functioning nation state. |
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Globalisation undermined the nation state system upon which capitalism is historically based. |
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This is a dangerous precedent to set since, after all, we are not the only nation state in the world. |
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One effect of this ability was a desire that history should serve the needs of the nation state in producing national histories. |
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As the first national political party, it was organically integrated into the very functioning of the nation state. |
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In the final analysis, the war resulted from the fact that in the epoch of world economy, the nation state was no longer viable. |
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The interests of the working class do not lie in the defence and protection of the national borders of the nation state. |
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In the unstimulated state, 70 percent of saliva is secreted by the submandibular and sublingual glands. |
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So he told himself he must not play his big shots until he had judged the state of the pitch, the pace of the bowling and the feel of the game. |
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So I didn't want to open the door to the mental hospital, but I was forced to because of her unstable state. |
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The concern is that the state could face large fines if licensed snarers inadvertently kill or harm threatened species such as Canada lynx or bald eagles. |
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The second is a factor which has been called narcissism, or excessive love and pampering of one's self, including intense preoccupation with one's own state of being. |
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The state and national governments have treated the current heat wave as just another natural disaster and the hundreds of deaths as regrettable, but unpreventable. |
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In fact, the state undertakes to promote the development of the food industry and the rural areas, and to help producers of quality processed and unprocessed farm produce. |
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The limits of these sections can best be illustrated by examining a specific case, the US export ban on unprocessed logs from federal and state lands. |
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He drove off in his smart van leaving me in a state of unease. |
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It has no future and is bulldozing its past in a desperate attempt to lull hapless inhabitants into a narcotised state of believing nothing will ever change. |
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This reduced budbreak is the principal means by which unpruned vines in their natural state avoid overcropping, which may weaken the vine and shorten its life. |
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The massive subsidies presently sunk in state road transport undertakings should be released for improving the network of State highways and rural feeder roads. |
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As he ponders his native state, ruined and under federal occupation, Lee expresses some of the concerns of the unreconstructed agrarian poet seventy years later. |
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Their reward was to be paid highly and then retire gracefully and anonymously, with a state honour or two, to a place in the country, secrets kept and views unrecorded. |
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Indeed, public condemnation and overreaction by state authorities may serve only to make the Ebola outbreak worse. |
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One would effectively ban abortion in the state with overregulation that local doctors have said is medically unnecessary. |
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It was always a complete surprise and I was in a state of wonderment over these creatures. |
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Basmati, which had almost vanished from Punjab due to unremunerative prices, is now grown abundantly in the state, thanks mostly to contract farming. |
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The representation of Silver as quiet and unresisting, however, suggests McCrumb's ambivalent attitude towards political resistance against an oppressive state. |
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The suit comes after his attempt to overturn the standards via executive order was rejected by a judge in state court last week. |
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Formally the United Kingdom remains a unitary state, but Scotland now has its own legislative Parliament and Wales a National Assembly with wide executive powers. |
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That would add as much as 20,000 megawatts to the national grid, and would give consumers the choice of buying power from competing companies rather than just from the state. |
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Those laws were not overturned until after a Royal Commission into police and government corruption in the state. |
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This was not true of Jesus in his incarnate and unrisen state. |
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This unique system is the only one of its kind in the state and will generate smoke-free air to virtually negate any effects of smoking in the interior. |
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His argument is that the constitution of Europe will be a step towards the death of the nation state and towards the constitution of the multitude. |
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Their answer to globalisation is a strengthening of the nation state. |
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The ruling class is bound with a thousand threads to the nation state. |
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It captured a worldview and fate that I hope the people from the poorer parts of the state can one day escape. |
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Or would they regard it as their bounden duty to safeguard the state and prevent more of their citizens from being annihilated by all possible means? |
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He wanted to share what he had learned touring the state and bear witness to what he considered the Bourbons ' rape of democratic principles in the August election. |
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But it was a proxy war between the Tea Party and establishment GOP writ large in this small state. |
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Since the 1947 communal partition of the subcontinent, both of these bourgeoisies have made the conflict against the rival state central to their ruling ideologies. |
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Saudi Arabia mourns King Fahd, a traditionalist in changing times, and it pledges loyalty to Abdullah, heir to a stable government and an unsettled state. |
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My theory is that my great grandparents were walking happily hand-in-hand in Cannaught Place, she clad in hot pants and he completely in a state of nature. |
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Therefore, certification is an acceptable and conciliatory method for determining a state court's opinion regarding an unsettled or disputed question of law. |
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An opinion issued this May, by Virginia's Attorney General also made it possible for unsheltered homeless citizens to register to vote in the state. |
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The state intends proving that Shaik was the author of the unsigned letter that was sent to Saad because it looks like the draft copy found in his office. |
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The site also provides direct links to state game and fish departments, as well as to national, state and regional bowhunting and archery organizations. |
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Be it a natural calamity or a Naxalite attack, he used to rush even to the remotest corners of the state to personally supervise the relief operations. |
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All Nebraskans need to realize that droughts are normal for the state. |
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Her attitude expresses the Darwinian rationale of Nazism, according to which the elimination of unhealthy students would save the state the money needed to sustain them. |
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His sophomore year, he was unable to pitch due to unsportsmanlike conduct directed towards one of the umpires that had gotten him ejected for the rest of the state tournament. |
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Thus, activated T cells treated with a variety of photosensitizing agents consistently exhibit an increased sensitivity to PDT relative to T cells in an unstimulated state. |
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Komen's affiliates around the country, which organize state pink-ribbon races and fundraisers, she says, were panicking. |
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When the state acts wrongly, the yoke of that sin falls upon all who do not protest. |
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How have we gotten so comfortable with the panopticon state in little more than a decade? |
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This could be attributed to many issues, one being the unsuccessfulness of the state to have clear-cut plan on how to address the issue of higher education. |
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For every guest invited to the state functions and banquets, ten more came unsummoned, watching the living dancing and laughing and enjoying himself or herself. |
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If, following Hancock, we say that Australians had a pragmatic, utilitarian, remarkably unsuspicious attitude to the state, this is only in part true. |
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I an a very neat person, and I don't want you to see my place in a state. |
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Also, actions by the state in relation to rezoning, planning permission or infrastructure should not result in significant, untaxed gains to landowners. |
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Human rights activists accused Zhou of turning the country into a de facto police state. |
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The boycott by the Democratic state senators repeats the tactic employed by Democratic members of the lower house who left Texas as a group three months ago. |
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His journal comments on the comparatively depressed state of the countryside, the untilled fields, ill nourished stock, abysmal roads and poor isolated villages. |
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He would ask after them from a mutual friend, sure, but would he drive across state lines to deliver their wife's baby when the snows had brought down telegraph lines? |
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Further, in many cases temple overseers were laymen attached to other state services, and the necropolis workmen were frequently given food provisions by the temples. |
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Use a very low utility estimate for the untreated disease state. |
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In my euphoric state it tasted of nectar, crisp, cool, subtle, delicious. |
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Truth that is allowed to lurk uncovered becomes a malign entity for in that hidden state it allows untruth to accumulate credence and masquerade as gospel. |
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They also counted on exploiting Honduras's parlous state of affairs among frightened voters. |
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The DiStream digital rights management solution provides an integrated state of the encryption solution. |
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Elites are seldom in such a disharmonious state as to lend leverage to protesters. |
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The decision was made to disbind as the volume in its damaged state could be neither handled nor displayed safely. |
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Englaro, 38, was seriously injured in a car accident in January 1992 and had been in a persistent vegetative state since then. |
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Bush's national security adviser and later as secretary of state was marked by deception, dissemblance and incompetence. |
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He died in January 2004 in a London hospital after spending nine months in a persistent vegetative state. |
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Also, much higher steady state permeabilities were observed than predicted by the Maxwell model. |
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We see now some bishops in the Church of England wanting the church to be disestablished from the state if the legislation goes through. |
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Enforcement officers regularly travel throughout the state and show the video to other permittee groups as well. |
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Up to 100 bodies were found in a single pit by police and another 29 are still to be probed in Perlis state, near the border with Thailand. |
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They did not disestablish the existent state churches or consider them to be violations of the First Amendment. |
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The state of Maine, for instance, requires GreenScreen assessment when considering substitutes for toxic chemicals in children's products. |
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Is providing artificial nutrition and hydration to those in a persistent vegetative state a moral responsibility or a prolongation of suffering? |
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It is a positive attack with the political intent to disestablish our monarchy and to change us to a state ruled by a dictator. |
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In either case differences between predictions versus measurements caused a state of disequilibration in their thinking. |
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Augustine, however, at first attracted by Neoplatonism, rejects in the City of God any pretensions to divinize citizens by means of the state. |
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As Figure 5 shows, the results for disaggregating at the MSA level are broadly consistent with those for the state data. |
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Hence, the outer shell of these two nuclear states consists of three identical fermions which make the required ground state. |
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The federal government will provide 204mn pesos for the works, while the state government will invest 464mn pesos. |
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You do not need to go into explanations of why you are divorcing, but just state that you have irreconcilable differences. |
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One is to put sideboards on a lottery operation that has helped create a dismayingly large number of problem gamblers across the state. |
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Defined in this book in a limited sense, privatization occurs when the state disinvests from water systems. |
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Local, state and company officials will speak at the event, with the official groundbreaking following. |
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Critically, the unprecedented resonant frequencies of diamond cantilevers allow the possibility of cooling cantilever devices down to the ground state. |
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The award states that the Guardian ad Litem Office is recognized for their outstanding leadership, compassion and commitment to the families in the state of Florida. |
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Arguably the top distance runner from the area in years, Cybulski proved he wasn't just a track and field star this season with a first-place finish at the state Div. |
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It is high time horseracing in Britain dispensed with the archaic heel digging, stick prodding, often inaccurate, guesstimates about the state of the going. |
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On Tuesday, authorities started excavating the graves, found in jungle in northern Perlis state, to confirm how many bodies they held, and who they were. |
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It's currently being tested for other conditions in which medication may fail, including depression, Tourette's syndrome, epilepsy, pain and persistent vegetative state. |
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He also underlined PEX activities in terms of increasing the depth of the exchange, attracting local and foreign investments and adopting state of the art technologies. |
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The PEX pipes meet the state and international plumbing codes, Dan Norman, vice president of development of Campus Crest, said in an affidavit filed in the case. |
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These were likely the first ground state anti-atoms ever made. |
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Grindle described growing difficulties in resolving routine state notices. |
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But she did not agree that a formal separation of church and state, with the disestablishment of the Church of England, would strengthen religious belief in the country. |
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Every state in the south codified similar laws barring slave assemblages, which disparately impacted enslaved African Muslims observing the Holy Month. |
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Against such a toxin, it may be difficult to evolve to a resistant state, based either on lack of uptake or on dispensability of intracellular targets. |
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Our group in 2013 reported the first case in the peer-reviewed literature of stem cells directly benefiting a patient in persistent vegetative state. |
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Alarmingly, the latest round of dilutions seems to be leading us to a state of compromise that leaves both sides if not entirely gruntled, then not quite disgruntled either. |
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Employees of grameen banks in the Congress-ruled state were up in arms and staged protests in several districts and stopped disbursal of loans under government schemes. |
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