Kales need little attention apart from controlling aphids and cabbage white butterfly and will grow well in most garden soils. |
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This is used when a script which is controlling the call has finished executing and has not yet queued the call for any skillsets. |
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I had a quick temper, and my way of controlling it was to avoid responding or talking to people. |
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They are experts in the quiet word in the ear which has been controlling players for decades and they must not have that power curtailed. |
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Saturn conjunct, Mars opposition and quincunx Pluto, all are powerful and aggressive controlling aspects. |
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Although she had intended to sound indignant, the quiver in her voice betrayed the chuckle she was controlling. |
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It can be tempting to add your two cents as your husband is telling you yet another story about his controlling, manipulative, buttinsky mother. |
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The Hox genes exert this influence by their action on the genes controlling the development of these structures. |
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This was a very effective way of controlling volume levels and made our little solo lines much easier to play. |
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An LCD with an active matrix just has a matrix of transistors behind the screen controlling each pixel. |
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There are many reasons why controlling our weight is important for most of us. |
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Moreover, he added, the product softens frizzy and rough hair, reducing hair volume and controlling unruly hair. |
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The oldest name in vinous Australia, the Barossa Valley, is home to many producers, controlling one-quarter of total Australian production. |
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They range from merging wards and eliminating luxury expenditure to controlling study leave and overtime and reviewing non-clinical vacancies. |
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Our program is investigating non-chemical methods of controlling common crop pests in these areas. |
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Time of flowering is affected by genes controlling the response to vernalization, to differences in day length and earliness per se. |
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Mowing is effective in controlling Spanish broom if it is followed by herbicide application. |
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The drug glyceryl trinitrate is highly effective in controlling the pain of angina. |
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The controlling perspective is that of a nightwalker, a lonely insomniac roaming the streets of a sleeping city. |
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Special instructions for sorties from and entry to a particular port are issued by the controlling authorities of that port. |
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The future of vaccinology provides tremendous promise for controlling diseases. |
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The field officers who opposed the breech-loaders saw their job as controlling the troops. |
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They provide us with an opportunity to study cooperation and the processes of controlling the same body with two nervous systems. |
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Exams can be nerve-wracking, and controlling your stress levels around this time can be difficult. |
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These observations point to a complex succession of events all controlling the different carbonate producers, both neritic and pelagic. |
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Navigation is straightforward, with soft keys controlling the menu and contacts portals. |
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However, it would be wrong to think that the government has the upper hand in controlling public opinion. |
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Actually neoconservatives do tolerate welfare as a way of controlling people, at least they admit it. |
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Glennon said that the formation of this majority represented a Neanderthal way of controlling the council at all costs. |
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By nationalizing all industry and controlling social life, the ruling party made employees out of virtually the entire population. |
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So it's kind of cool for me to think of myself as someone who's unrelenting and controlling of situations. |
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Spraying of 1 per cent Bordeaux mixture has been recommended for controlling the same. |
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These judges should not be hard-line ideologues for the controlling political party. |
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But controlling the sled is an extremely delicate task because only the front runners are steerable. |
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No wonder owner Martin Peretz was eager to unload controlling interest in the magazine to investors Michael Steinhardt and Roger Hertog. |
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The success of myxomatosis in controlling rabbit numbers brought new public prestige, and a detailed program of wool research was undertaken. |
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All six herbicides do a good job of controlling broadleaves like pennycress and mustard. |
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One node is designated as the master node controlling the scheduling of the slave nodes and all communications with the outside world. |
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The main conditions in controlling the systems include high stability, continuity, speed and undetectability. |
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There he again found efficient and cost-effective methods for controlling the human body louse, the insect that carried typhus fever. |
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The body clock is clearly controlling the elaborate brain signaling system that regulates appetite. |
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Indeed, the mullahs could end up controlling a mayor's office in Najaf and losing everything in Iran. |
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The move will come as welcome news to farmers hard-hit by strict regulations controlling movement of their animals. |
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The mirror structure is movably mounted on a base structure, which includes an actuation coil for controlling movement of the mirror structure. |
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There are a variety of methods for controlling a well blow out and extinguishing a well fire. |
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And then there are these horrible power struggles that emerge between controlling mothers-in-law and the wife. |
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Rapid progress has been made in the understanding of key genetic elements controlling plant morphogenesis during the past few years. |
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Endocrine studies have shown that thyroid hormone is the principle morphogen controlling amphibian metamorphosis. |
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Fiber also keeps blood insulin levels in check, which is a big factor in controlling body fat. |
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People must be aware of the nature of the disease, the symptoms, the way in which it is to be checked and the method of controlling transmission. |
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In the world he describes here, the single controlling company is benign, in no sense an evil, robber-baron monopoliser. |
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Aggressive clan warlords monopolized political power by controlling food distribution, coercing followers through the delivery or denial of food. |
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We have to adapt to these economic developments, not by putting up the shutters, but by managing, controlling and selecting. |
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Much of this effort will be directed, in one form or other, at modulating the regulatory systems controlling physiological systems. |
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These malignant Las Vegas showgirl lookalikes are holding Earth hostage, controlling the monsters with shrewdly hidden remote devices. |
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We decided on Meridian, based on the difficulty the pilot was having in controlling the plane without trim. |
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The larger bank remained the controlling party when it took over the smaller banks. |
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The warnings that permeate Polonius's speeches derive from his misperception of controlling his daughter's sexuality. |
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You know how, when you see a child or toddler misbehaving, you get really angry at the parents for not controlling her? |
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He may not be improving off the tee, but lately he's been controlling his ball with his irons better than he has all year. |
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In this way it functions like a sheepdog herding its flock, always watching over and controlling the whole. |
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By knowing and controlling nature, men bettered their physical lot, gaining the leisure needed to cultivate minds and morals. |
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Staniforth was controlling the midfield and Graham was a constant threat at centre forward. |
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Other colored dots and lines deliver additional data used in controlling the aircraft. |
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With the acquisition of the controlling stake in the major US satellite group DirecTV, everything was clicking into place. |
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You knew that this was going to be a movie about a man who was bent on controlling his message. |
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Few fungicides are registered for controlling the disease, and benomyl is the most effective one yet tested. |
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On the wall a touch pad controlling the lighting had been mounted within easy reach. |
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He rarely allowed players to act on their instincts, controlling the game from the bench. |
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Reliability also has to do with how well the microcode for controlling the hardware and host interface is tested and proven. |
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Backed by a 12-person choir, the quartet's hitherto hidden voices hold their own, controlling the mezzo range nicely. |
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Because diet is a central aspect of controlling blood sugar, daily menus, recipes, and shopping lists are provided. |
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Remember, short, tight turns are essential to controlling your speed on the steeps. |
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There is something too controlling about Britney with her tanned shiny skin, tight smile and big forehead. |
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We found a clear relation between experiencing controlling behaviour and violence. |
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Feeling unable to change the situation in my life, I started to channel all my energies into controlling my weight. |
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The Busek Company will provide a set of miniature ion thrusters capable of controlling spacecraft position with extremely fine precision. |
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We need to spot when self-analysis turns into rumination and gain skills for controlling it. |
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On the right, the engine throttle controlling nearly 7,000 pounds of thrust was no help to the now severely tail-heavy tumbling mass of metal. |
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First of all, the Government should take measures for controlling mosquitoes which spread the disease. |
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So, Marx argued that as long as one is not controlling the means of production, they are proletarian. |
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Staff had trouble controlling the man and a doctor prescribed an oral sedative. |
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They may affect the cycling endometrium by controlling vascular function through secretion of angiogenic growth factors. |
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The pack were excellent throughout, controlling the scrum and lineouts and aggressively rucking and mauling. |
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The Koreans are controlling this game, winning the scraps in midfield and releasing the ball first time to feet. |
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Lurking in, or indeed controlling, this beautiful countryside are the Maoists. |
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The cheapest method of controlling bagworms on small trees and ornamentals is to hand-pick the bags. |
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My sister had told me of incidents of violence in the past, and of controlling and manipulative behaviour. |
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During her visits with her mother, there's a suggestion that Ingrid is still somehow controlling or manipulating her confused child. |
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Next day I telegraphed my broker, urging him to purchase all controlling shares of the company. |
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A physical encounter is expected to keep the men in white tightly controlling what should be a cliffhanger of a match. |
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It is becoming a scientific technique for controlling the child's development. |
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Specialist technicians are responsible for maintaining and modifying these recipes and have greater freedom in controlling the plant. |
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He was savagely blamed for controlling her estate, as well as for having caused her suicide by his infidelity. |
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The composition of saliva thus varies with the balance of activity in the autonomic nerves controlling salivary secretion. |
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Our interest in controlling waste function does not automatically produce a concomitant interest in cleanliness, order, and beauty. |
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The importance of innate immune mechanisms in controlling viral infections, cancer and autoimmunity is currently an area of intense research. |
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But it makes sense for the fiscal stance to contribute to controlling the macroeconomy. |
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The central sadomasochistic drama is played out against the background of Erika's enmeshment with her controlling mother. |
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Despite the husband's touching attentiveness to their four children he is unsympathetic and controlling towards his wife. |
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The pack were excellent throughout, controlling the scrum and line-outs and aggressively rucking and mauling. |
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Due to their positions, standing patrols are ideal for controlling artillery and mortar fire. |
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The stalks controlling lights and windscreen wipers are to European standards, with lights to the left and wipers to the right. |
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However, one problem encountered during the test drives was the closeness of the indicator stalk with that controlling the cruise control system. |
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He proposed that skeletal robustness should be the most important determinant controlling the temporal resolution of the fossil record. |
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They were deciding today whether they will throw their hat into the ring and make a bid to take a controlling interest in the RL outfit. |
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Minnesota won the game by controlling the line of scrimmage in the second half. |
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Winning in football has long been traced to controlling the line of scrimmage. |
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Of course, rightsizing is only one piece of the puzzle when it comes to controlling HVAC operating costs. |
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As controlling behaviour index scores increased, the proportion of women who reported experiencing violent incidents also increased. |
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It can also make the difference between success and failure in controlling evaporation between placing and curing the concrete. |
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Animal health will also feature prominently, with advice on controlling diseases such as pneumonia, BVD and leptospirosis. |
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We have come to realize that controlling elephants through domination and the use of ankuses can no longer be justified. |
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So therefore, we have to take responsibility for controlling those powers we develop. |
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Growing resistant soybean cultivars is a very effective way of controlling the disease. |
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As youngberries are high in potassium it will assist in controlling high blood pressure. |
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Where I am concerned is that I pay taxes to keep the police busy controlling drug use. |
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Although the alula is absent, the third finger probably had the same function in controlling separation of the upper surface airflow. |
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His presence reinvigorated the team, strengthened our message, and contributed substantially to controlling the outbreak. |
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He said aspects that had been addressed included branding, controlling skin diseases and tick wounds, and also fencing their kraals. |
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Unlike most knuckleballers, he is controlling the pitch with pinpoint accuracy. |
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A businessman used to controlling his investment portfolio has no control on the spring salmon run or the flight of the woodcock. |
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Harris though seems to be rooted in the political discourse of thirty years ago with his notion of reds under the bed controlling everything. |
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Skillful management is needed when withdrawing pain medication and controlling the subsequent headache exacerbation. |
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A feudal prince must be wise in controlling the nobles and keeping the people content. |
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The new technology will give health officials an important tool for controlling the killer virus. |
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Airplanes turn while remaining aloft primarily by controlling the positions of ailerons mounted on horizontally oriented wings. |
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The controlling group needs to know they are going to be on a sticky wicket with this. |
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Sustainability, protection of wildlife, controlling agribusiness and pollution are first principles, not afterthoughts. |
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Now we have reached a stage where the state shows its inability in controlling rampant crime. |
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Lime whitewashes are very alkaline and cause insecticides to become ineffective in controlling insects. |
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People need to devise their own ways of controlling and correcting their youth lest they become the cancer of the community. |
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The combined exercise programme with both aerobics and power is ideal for keeping fit and controlling weight. |
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Dusting sulphur and wettable sulphur are great for controlling a number of disease problems. |
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Not only does he still hold the controlling interest, he remains the chief rainmaker and therefore retains the eponymous firm name. |
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For example, electromechanical actuators could replace standard camshafts for controlling valve opening. |
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Indeed, it is just these potential biases and subjective judgments being made by the sitters that obviously cries out for controlling. |
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I have the option of controlling with keyboard, joystick, mouse, gamepad, or wheel. |
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You'd better hope so, because now if he falls we have no way of controlling what whackos get hold of his nukes. |
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The design of the complete lens system is focused on controlling aberrations in the optical image. |
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He has professional experience and has the ability to serve in any controlling body. |
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By controlling the rate of cooling, one can control the driving force of the crystallisation process. |
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Rogers said a driving force controlling the price of oil is supply and demand. |
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He also suggested staggered opening hours of entertainment venues was useful in controlling crowds. |
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Washing hands is an important technique in controlling the spread of germs but we have very limited washbasins in our ward. |
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There are quite a few areas where mobile costs can be trimmed, from controlling personal use through to getting the most sensible service for the executive traveler. |
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He paid over 40 million dollars for a controlling interest in the company. |
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He was a man known to be extremely controlling and averse to intrusions. |
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For those split seconds it felt like someone else was controlling me. |
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Donatella herself holds a 20 percent share in the company, while her daughter, Allegra Beck, holds a controlling 50 percent. |
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After its defeat in Afghanistan, Moscow wanted Dostum controlling the amu Darya. |
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After all, the House GOP did a bang-up job of controlling spending when they had unified control of Washington, just a decade ago. |
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This execution involves performing arithmetic and logical calculations, initiating memory accesses, and controlling the flow of program execution. |
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What this means is that the idea of popes as descendants of St. Peter is about controlling bishops, not churchgoers. |
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Coupled to its spring, the balance of a watch is the controlling device. |
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A rack-and-pinion mechanism allowed one dish to be smoothly shifted into or out of contact with the other, controlling the ants' passage between them. |
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An understanding of the parameters controlling the number of rolling cells is important because it directly influences the number of adherent cells. |
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Despite controlling for genetic admixture within families, if a study sample is genetically heterogeneous, the ability to detect genetic associations can be limited. |
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So who and what exactly are we protecting and controlling by the gun regulations we have and those being discussed? |
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In the late 1980s, Hawking began to grow close to his redheaded, controlling nurse, Elaine Mason. |
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The world needs more people like her to treat Ebola in West Africa, where controlling the outbreak is of critical concern. |
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Complicated cross-shareholdings in the keiretsu style are typical in Asia, where controlling families and their cronies siphon much wealth away from shareholders. |
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The aim was to bring the ordinary believer closer to the church, and incidentally raising its effectiveness for the tsar as an agency for controlling society. |
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He or she may have problems controlling anger and aggression. |
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Well, yes, it can spread somewhat, but the proof of the pudding is in the eating, and they've been doing this for years and controlling it to extremely low levels. |
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It is an absolutely perfect method for controlling the screen and with a few little wrinkles to iron out, could replace the mouse in just a few years. |
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Independent schools inspector Jim Beeke asked the registrar of companies to review potential conflict of interest with company executives controlling the schools' boards. |
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What activity could a player from the World Cup-winning French soccer team share with an alcoholic on the road to recovery and a woman peacefully controlling her labor pains? |
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By controlling and regularizing the procedures that made families up, they sought to improve adoption's outcome and reputation as well as naturalize its product. |
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After being leaderless for several hours, the government quickly consolidated its power and proved that it was capable of controlling the situation. |
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I decided on the latter option and legged it, all the while controlling the other natural instinct until I reached a suitably appointed restroom facility. |
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Fibre present in vegetables, fruits, legumes and fenugreek seeds is soluble in nature and more effective in controlling blood sugar and serum lipids. |
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By limiting livestock, controlling deer and elk populations, and revegetating, he said that much wildness could be returned to Utah's mountain and desert lands. |
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The father remains the controlling patriarch and resident genius. |
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The Romans had an effective way of controlling troublesome officials in the far-flung regions of their empire. |
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As we waited in the queue on the wharf, my first impression was of the tremendous amount of rope involved in supporting the rigging and in controlling the set of the sails. |
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Lyons is the ringmaster controlling the hype on and off the field. |
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We have also acquired a controlling interest in the lexicons of both Armenian and Uzbeck, as well as a minority shareholding in several obscure Romance dialects. |
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Fuzzy logic is used for controlling a wide variety of devices. |
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The arrested woman was detained in connection with an allegation of controlling prostitutes for gain and also on suspicion of a violent assault on another woman. |
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Macrophytes play a key role in many unshaded lotic ecosystems, but little is known of the factors controlling their presence, abundance, and composition. |
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During a crash event, the foam also supports the vehicle's safety cage by controlling displacement and improving or maintaining load transfer paths. |
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The UK PAAMS will defend the ships from missiles approaching individually or in salvos and is capable of controlling a large number of airborne missiles simultaneously. |
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Leylandii trees, those avaricious and monstrous evergreens, have grown another yard, since I last wrote about them, and controlling legislation is still awaited. |
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Out of anger I wanted to tear it into pieces and throw it into trash can, but instead I put it in the drawer of my desk after controlling my temper. |
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But if you thought Jim Lehrer had it bad, try controlling these two hot-tempered New Yorkers. |
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Developmentally, estrogens might be synthesized only locally in the telencephalon of male Zebra Finches to masculinize the neural circuits controlling song. |
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Signalmen, more used to manhandling the heavy levers of Victorian signal boxes, have begun controlling one of the area's busiest junctions with the click of a mouse. |
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In the mid-nineteenth century, in keeping with the developments of scientific methods, stress was placed on controlling the body, sexuality, and emotions. |
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A series of statutes, beginning in 1915, sought to address this problem, by controlling the rents which could be charged and affording security of tenure to tenants. |
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The software is designed for companies who have a requirement for controlling separate divisions such as contracting, service and maintenance and plant control. |
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Most of the inexperienced pilots controlling the mecha are killed. |
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Because the bridge is not situated in an area of high seismicity, the earthquake load was not significant and was not a controlling load in the design. |
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In 1995 angry shareholders wrote to the department demanding an inquiry amid allegations of improper share dealings by the controlling director of the company. |
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In the 1999 Kargil War, the Pakistani army crossed the LOC to seize mountain heights controlling a key highway in kashmir. |
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The accepted strategy of establishing colonies and controlling a lucrative trade to and from them never really worked for the Dutch in the Atlantic, at least not for long. |
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A primary factor controlling the seasons and climate is the obliquity, the tilt of the planet's spin axis with respect to the normal to the orbital plane. |
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Hydraulic pressure is involved not only in lowering the landing gear but in controlling the airplane. |
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Within it, humans are controlling or molding the paths of technology. |
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This invention is a process for controlling odor and septicity of sewage. |
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The intermediate arm is finished to a tolerance of 0.008 mm, and the cams controlling the eccentric shaft are machined to tolerances of a few hundredths of a millimeter. |
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Small, independent broadcasters cannot possibly compete with media behemoths controlling 40 percent or more of the market share in any given city. |
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The closest thing my folks got to controlling me was called tough love. |
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Civilization's interest in controlling waste function does not automatically produce a concomitant interest in the Freudian triad of cleanliness, order, and beauty. |
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The results held even after controlling for differences in persistence of symptoms, as well as age and type of menopause. |
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Defect reduction could be an essential part of moletronic chipmaking as well, said Brown, noting that controlling defects in self-assembled monolayers, or SAMs, is critical. |
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But Erdogan has succeeded by governing with a controlling style that many Turks are growing to resent. |
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As the only part of a car actually in contact with the road, the tyre is the single most important item when it comes to controlling the vehicle's behaviour. |
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To chase a single fox for miles using god knows how many horses, bloodhounds and people is hardly the most effective way of controlling the fox population. |
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Bell sounds are messy and not for controlling, they also cause a litany of electronic effects such as phasing and digital delay without ever having gone through a patchbay. |
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Then we would all have had to concentrate upon dealing with hate and bloodthirstiness instead of pouring all our energy into controlling sexuality. |
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The key is learning different methods for controlling your nervous system through breath. |
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They play a very important role in controlling the populations of destructive rodents such as mice and rats, their preferred and primary food items. |
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We can't have one official in a skybox controlling the tempo of a game. |
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Inside the fibre are the myofibrils, which constitute the contractile apparatus, and a system for controlling the myofibrils through changes in calcium concentration. |
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Most particularly this invention relates to uniflow steam engines having a novel valving means for controlling the introduction of steam into the cylinders. |
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The ENTIRE point of blogs is being the boss and controlling content. |
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One of the winningest conservatives in the western world, Australia's John Howard, explains his success controlling firearms. |
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While still smarting from the body blows, Mnisi appeared to be cautious while Dintsi suddenly burst into action with his jab and controlling the round. |
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Pakistan needs a change of direction away from the xenophobia and paranoia fed by its controlling army. |
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For Gandhi, a dharmik was a master of controlling passions, fears, untruth, and, most importantly, gave practical witness of profound love for others. |
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Compared to other students, bullies have larger friendship groups, higher sociometric rankings, and earlier dating experiences after controlling for pubertal development. |
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They exchanged horror stories about controlling brides-to-be who obsessed over the trim on bridesmaids' dresses and got into screaming fights about appetizers. |
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Money became a potentate whose power is greater even than that of the president, controlling and outlasting any political fortune. |
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Plouffe could stay inside the White House, close to potus, while still controlling a headquarters 700 miles away. |
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It seems the universe is punishing, violent, random, chaos, and so of course you become controlling. |
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Yang said the group wants foreign investors to take stakes in its business, but will insist that it be the controlling shareholder in any joint ventures. |
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Twin studies using EEG were subsequently performed more than a dozen times, refining protocols and controlling for design flaws. |
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A memory control circuit for controlling a memory bus and a memory includes buffers, counters, data transfer circuits, and a bus arbiter having a state machine. |
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He had reverted to the controlling and abusive figure who had forced her to flee in the first place. |
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The premium is significantly below that which we would normally expect where an offeror is intending to privatise or increase its controlling stake in a listed company. |
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This year's revelation is that controlling my center of gravity makes a major difference in how nimbly I can ski steeps, moguls and off-piste chunky snow. |
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Yet another genetically-modified crop is in the offing, and this time for controlling aflatoxin levels in groundnut, the country's largest produced oilseed. |
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Cholesterol can also sterically block large molecules of fatty acyl chains, making the cell membrane less fluid, thus controlling the membrane fluidity. |
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Public health also has a role in controlling the introduction of new screening methods which do not appear to beneficial, and which may in fact do more harm than good. |
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The goal at hand was to develop an international agreement for controlling general environmental contamination by ships when out at sea. |
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Guidelines for monitoring and controlling native budworm are available to help grain growers minimise crop damage caused by the late-season pest. |
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The key to operational success is controlling costs, so we're pacing the buildout. |
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Established as a distinct county, it was aimed at controlling local groups such as the O'Byrnes. |
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The controlling party had apportioned the voting districts such that their party would be favored in the next election. |
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Some species are effective at controlling hair algae, and they make good additions to an invertebrate tank. |
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This table is a crucial regulatory tool for controlling the placement and power levels of stations. |
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The Gloucester Harbour Trustees have responsibility for controlling navigation in the estuary's tidal waters upstream from the bridge. |
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Despite Louis controlling Westminster Abbey, he could not be crowned king because the English Church and the Papacy backed Henry. |
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In contrast, the state also owns controlling interest in ordinary limited liability corporations. |
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Are free copay programs the solution to controlling escalating healthcare costs? |
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In controlling NOx, the NOx is destroyed before the furnace exhaust gases are released to the atmosphere. |
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Djibouti is strategically located near some of the world's busiest shipping lanes, controlling access to the Red Sea and Indian Ocean. |
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Active participation of field workers, supervisors and cooperation of corporators plays a vital role in controlling malaria. |
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Nitric oxide synthases play a crucial role in controlling blood flow, memory formation, and the immune response. |
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Some countries use internal passports for controlling migration within a country. |
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The new extension also met with opposition from the Mersey and Irwell Navigation, until the duke purchased a controlling interest in the company. |
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John Rutherford, the team's general and controlling influence, had injured his knee on an unauthorised tour of Bermuda. |
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By controlling matter at this size, nanotechnologists hope to fabricate devices and materials with novel, seemingly magical properties. |
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Snakes often rank as top predators, and even ophidiophobes may appreciate the job that snakes do in controlling rats and mice. |
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I used to urinate almost 20 times a day earlier but now I only urinate six times a day and have no problem in controlling it. |
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When he died in 1952, his son Rupert inherited a controlling interest in an Adelaide afternoon tabloid, The News. |
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Taylor pulled the Firm's finances into order and spent much time controlling Morris and ensuring that he worked to schedule. |
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Conventional electronics is based on controlling the flow of an electric charge using a transistor, a type of valve for electrons. |
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A 2016 study, controlling for different factors than previous studies, challenges the aforementioned findings. |
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They consider fiscal policy, or government spending and taxation, as ineffective in controlling inflation. |
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Environmental factors controlling seasonal morph determination in the small copper butterfly, Lycaena phlaea daimio Seitz. |
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The command structure is hierarchical, with divisions and brigades controlling groups of units. |
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In early modern England, the withholding of funds was one of parliament's few ways of controlling the monarch. |
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In addition, the Empire became a dominant naval force, controlling much of the Mediterranean Sea. |
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Solenoid valves are considered as electromechanically operated valves used for controlling liquid or gas flow. |
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The Queen's composure and skill in controlling her mount were widely praised. |
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The Stuart kings used it as a justification for controlling the appointment of bishops. |
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In these courts, the older decision remains controlling when an issue comes up the third time. |
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These are sometimes considered dependencies, but are officially considered by their controlling states to be integral parts of the state. |
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Peace within the tribe was about controlling violence with codes identifying exactly how certain types of feuds were to be settled. |
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Historically, most colonies were considered to be dependencies of their controlling state. |
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In 2000, Renault acquired a controlling stake of the South Korean Samsung Group's automotive division. |
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Germany won a cakewalk, controlling the game from start to finish. |
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The Frenchman did well with his goal, controlling Sanchez's chipped cross and acrobatically volleying a consolation for Arsenal. |
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The captain stayed on the wheel, controlling the drift of his beamy boat so that we approached the wreck stern-to. |
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Local businessman, John Bailey, took a controlling interest in the stadium, the club and the pavilion. |
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In December 2008, Hayes bought Wright's controlling interest and John O'Connell's share holding in Wasps to take complete control. |
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The ultimate parent company of Chelsea FC plc is Fordstam Limited and the ultimate controlling party of Fordstam Limited is Roman Abramovich. |
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The Augustinian theology rests upon the transcendence of Deity at its controlling principle. |
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In practice, the Ruritanian regime is autocratic, controlling business, government, finance, and military posts. |
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The other major factor controlling the cornering speed of the cars is the design of the tyres. |
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They further argue that, while hunting with hounds may cause suffering, controlling fox numbers by other means is even more cruel. |
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A guard house was built, not controlling access to the camp but overlooking the area where the guns were stored when not in use. |
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Their powers are limited to services such as collecting waste, controlling dogs and maintaining parks and cemeteries. |
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It's a way of controlling death. A way of gaining the ultimate upper hand. Be the killer for a change. Let someone else be the dier. |
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Reservoirs can be created by controlling a stream that drains an existing body of water. |
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Due to its porosity, it is sensitive to the flow of air and the heat generated can be moderated by controlling the air flow to the fire. |
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Shu or Technique can easily be considered the most crucial element in controlling a bureaucracy. |
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In 1620, Cornlis Drebbel invented a bimetallic thermostat for controlling the temperature in a furnace. |
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Therefore, unlike other methods of controlling the fox population, it is argued that hunting with dogs resembles natural selection. |
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These effects are achieved by controlling paint and medium and making effective use of troth dense impastos and thin glazes. |
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When the piston reached the top of the cylinder, the steam inlet valve closed and the valve controlling the passage to the condenser opened. |
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Some industries have rules of thumb about how companies in the particular industry are valued for transfer of controlling ownership interests. |
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Trade increasingly became a source of power as states with access to important resources or controlling important trade routes rose to dominance. |
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The DOE has a special interest in controlling the hazards of beryllium because of its widespread use in nuclear operations and processes. |
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The court intervened to reapportion the voting districts that had been unfairly laid out under the controlling party's regime. |
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Having a controlling shareholder means that there is a good balance between short-termism and long-termism. |
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As a result, many in the industry called for a complete overhaul of greyhound racing's controlling bodies in Australia. |
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It is imperative to note that controlling sodium means more than just putting down the saltshaker. |
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