I am, however, all too aware that in doing so I have left great tracts of submission and citation on the cutting-room floor. |
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You did receive a citation from the CIA director of operations for your work after you retired from the agency over the years. |
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Her treatise has the usual cumbrous apparatus of scholarly citation, though I did wonder about her methods of research. |
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The study concludes that over the nineteen-year period Australia's relative citation impact has declined, unlike other countries. |
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A decade ago, the Fashion Police would have issued me a citation for being the only guy on the street with an untucked tee or polo shirt. |
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The comprehensive citation of critical articles and journals will be extremely useful to scholars. |
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Permalinks are the equivalent of a citation, providing a semipermanent pointer to a piece of content. |
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The company honours them with a public recognition and a cash award with a silver medal of valour, certificate and a citation. |
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But he is easily the most visible behaviorist, based on citation frequency and surveys of influential behavioral scientists. |
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A hyperbolic citation reiterates a normative notion in an exaggerated way in order to simultaneously work against it. |
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I think one point to make to student writers is that a citation is a map for your reader. |
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I do not think that the citation supports a submission that there must be some form of specific reference to the work in question. |
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The citation pays tribute to her dedication and enthusiasm, and the notable successes she has achieved. |
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The overall citation counts are somewhat higher because papers are often cited outside their own discipline. |
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The citation praised the calm and professional way she dealt with the incident. |
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The procurator fiscal instructed them to leave the indictment there on the basis that the accused had no proper domicile of citation. |
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An article would permit a detailed presentation of the facts and the citation of specific authority to support those facts. |
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A citation requires a court appearance with the punishment and fine being determined by the judge upon conviction. |
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They must get written authorization from the Department of Environment before issuing a citation. |
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The citation accompanying the award said he was tasked with the disposal of two sea mines. |
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Their excellence in investigation had solved many challenging cases, the citation presented to them said. |
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The award citation highlights his achievements in ocean exploration and unraveling its many complexities. |
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The Chicago firm also received a citation of merit award for the building itself. |
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They are building popular support for peace on both sides of the border, the citation noted. |
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The remainder of the story is best told in the citation accompanying the award of his Air Force Cross. |
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He read a citation in tribute to his many years of service to coaching and encouragement of athletics over the years. |
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I was the one who read aloud the award citation as it was presented to her, and my voice choked up a bit. |
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The citation praises in particular the penthouse flat which it describes as a tour de force. |
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Early this year the group were honoured to receive a special citation to mark their 34 years. |
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The words underlined by me in that citation in my view support what I have said about this approach to be adopted by the court. |
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But for the majority of younger scientists, citation count is not a mark of competence. |
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They have tracked down each passage that Robbins quotes in the lectures and provide the full bibliographic citation for it. |
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He picks up a letter of citation about a recipient of the Congressional Medal of Honor. |
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The citation is from the story of the manna that transformed the wilderness into abundance. |
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The Lazarus of the parable appears on crutches with dogs licking his leprous sores, a citation from Luke. |
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He will be comfortable with his citation on the blogrolls of various right-wing groupuscules and assorted reactionary ranters. |
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For all retention decisions based on a legal requirement, the documentation should show a brief digest of the law, together with its citation. |
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Links on the Web and citation relations between scientific articles can both be described as mathematical graphs. |
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The paradoxes of citation and prosopopoeia common to the virtuoso and to the writer are threads that run through chapters six through eight. |
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May I suggest that when referencing an earlier article that you use a fuller citation. |
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There is nothing about the citation of a web site through a link that should distinguish between commercial and non-commercial linkers. |
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A police officer has pulled over a motorist on the roadway to issue a traffic citation. |
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Neill's dedication in this book is the oldest citation of the word contrarian. |
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For normal papers, the rate of citation peaks in the second to fourth years after publication and gradually tails off thereafter. |
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Clerical workers would have routinely signed such a citation, one of thousands like it, with an autopen. |
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Indeed, he was told he would face a contempt of court citation if he disclosed either his complaint or the censure. |
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Two clients relapsed to abusive drinking, and one of those clients was charged with a third driving-under-the-influence citation. |
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The official citation, which I will read in a few minutes, lists many of Ray's professional accomplishments. |
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There is not much here for scholar specialists except citation of sources, ancient and modern, wherefrom the material is taken and whose inferences are borrowed, respectively. |
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I am sorry to say that our employer knuckled under, and so did we, and we replaced that version of the paper with another, without the offending citation. |
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Bibliometrics and citation analysis look at this graph of citations to extract reputational measures for individual papers, authors, institutions, and sometimes entire fields. |
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His Bronze Star medal citation for the incident praises his courage under fire in the aftermath of a mine explosion that rocked another swift boat on that day 35 years ago. |
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Presenting the trophy at Constabulary headquarters, the police authority chairman read out a citation praising the positive image he has given of his job. |
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Here's what the magazine reproduces from his award citation. |
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The university claims students can face a citation or fine for violating the UNO smoking prohibition. |
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The sort of reader who believes that typing Do you have a citation for that? |
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Saying so is to make a statement so obvious as to defy the need for citation. |
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Conard relies almost entirely on assertion and citation to support this point. |
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But without any evidence of impairment, the FHP had no choice but to give Woods a routine traffic citation. |
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That officer believed my fair-skinned son was white, according to the traffic citation I examined. |
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Diamond found a negative relationship between aging and productivity and that the mean peak age for the citation stock for the six samples was 59 years of age. |
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That way when you say that you didn't have any misquotes, a reader may simply follow the link to the previous exchange, find the citation and look it up for themselves. |
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Although Judith was a new symbol to Florence, John of Salisbury's citation of her as a paradigmatic tyrannicide made the Old Testament heroine a second exemplar. |
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Another form of participatory award is the unit citation, which recognizes those who serve in a unit that accomplished its mission in a superior manner. |
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Patently the jury did not receive a careful instruction of that kind, and the situation was aggravated by the citation of the inadmissible evidence. |
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Further, the system of citation seems needlessly cumbersome. |
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Platoon leaders and platoon sergeants spend an extraordinary amount of time not on deciding who deserves medals but working on the grammar and presentation of the citation. |
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Coincident with General Eisenhower's advancement to a permanent major generalcy, the Distinguished Service Medal has been awarded to him with the following citation. |
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The purpose of this corrigendum is to provide the citation that closes the gap. |
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Arrested on misdemeanor citation for driving with a suspended license in Burbank. |
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In its reply, the Party concerned argues that the Communicant gives an imbalanced image of Belgian law by its selective citation. |
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The correct citation is located at the bottom of the colophon page and above the abstract and the résumé. |
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The lecture I received from the highway patrol officer that day was long, but cheaper than a citation. |
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On the incident report for Lodge's citation, it was noted the police did not use force while ticketing him and that he did not receive medical treatment. |
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His citation of immigration as the root difficulty in housing and health failed to rouse the audience. |
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This field contains the reference number to the citation in the Euroabstracts journal. |
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The Commission has not as yet received any notification of provisions of secondary legislation with such an exhaustive citation. |
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They do not receive a new neutral citation, for they must keep their relation with the original judgment. |
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Where a citation is to an original code, the data is included where possible. |
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It offers a variety of ways to get at the texts, including library call numbers and interlibrary loan where needed, and also citation information in some cases. |
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If foreign decisions were freely citable, it would mean that any judge wanting a supporting citation had only to troll deeply enough in the world's corpus juris to find it. |
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In any event, the citation of authority is unlikely to be helpful. |
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In browsing the Web, a citation to an article shows up on a page. |
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More honest and accurate than laudatory adjectives on a fitness report or hyperbole in a medal citation, it is the true measure of a man by the people who know him the best. |
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The full citation of the award is printed following this list of prizes. |
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He read the citation accompanying the award and added his own praise. |
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The most notable change was the inclusion of the date of the first known citation of each word, to document its entry into the English language. |
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A significant number of Elamite terms have a single citation and are hapax legomena. |
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You can find a case by citation, keyword, or BNA's exclusive Headnote Finder. |
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Manuscripts should not exceed 10 double-spaced pages of narrative including the citation page. |
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These workshops may include help with citations, effective search techniques, journal databases, and electronic citation software. |
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You may also get a second citation for failing to do surveys, since the overexposure implies they are not being carried out. |
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The sentence was unsupported by an inline citation or general bibliographic reference source notes. |
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In order for others to retrace your steps to find the same information you found, you should create a source citation, the actual reference information about the source. |
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But once a court opinion is officially published, case citation rules usually require a person to cite to the official reports. |
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For the purposes of access to foreign law, the ideal situation occurs when a document is identified by a neutral citation and is accessible in an open format. |
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When a particular judicial opinion is referenced, the law report series in which the opinion is printed will determine the case citation format. |
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This stops short of an endorsement of the JCTLM database and its citation by the Commission, but this is, we understand, difficult for legal reasons. |
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The tools they use computer analysers, gene sequencers, text parsers, patent searchers, citation mappers are getting better all the time, speeding up the process. |
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In the public citation, the creditors of the estate of the deceased were set a deadline to register their claims by July 1st 2005 with the probate court. |
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His influence on philosophical thinking lasted until the Middle Ages, as is shown by citation in the Suda, the massive medieval lexicon. |
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So as not to appear disbelieving, they opted to respond quotationally, to offer literal citation of chapter and verse. |
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Cross-cultural dialogue, citation and collage are essential to the increasingly global awareness across the arts, but they need to be informed by ethical reflection. |
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Following Bluebook, a commonly accepted citation protocol, the case Brown, et al. |
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If charges must be brought, officers cannot use the standard motor vehicle citation form. |
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What do you do when you can't find an APA citation form for the arcane document you're using? |
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In an advocacy context, jurists are prone to the assertion of a proposition and the citation of a case to support that proposition, ignoring cases which might refute that proposition or suggest otherwise. |
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Both went to al-Jazeera for its continuing campaign to get all its imprisoned journalists freed – the citation nestling alongside the Fifa World Cup trophy tour and other superior things. |
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In its citation, the King Baudouin Foundation said IGGs represented 17,100 households, accounting for around 97,000 people, in four hillside regions in Burundi. |
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The Diploma contains a picture and text that states the name of the laureate and normally a citation of why they received the prize. |
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This critique is recent, as in the early history of the United States, citation of English authority was ubiquitous. |
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A Literature Nobel Prize laureate earns a gold medal, a diploma bearing a citation, and a sum of money. |
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The main citation program is the citation in survey methodology. |
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If the document exists in more than one Community language the citation is usually given for the English language document, and the availability of other language versions is also indicated. |
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Bibliographic information of each patent, patent technical feature, patent citation analysis, claim points, patent family information. |
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When presentations are made the citation should be read in full. |
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Standards of experimental and quantification techniques, as well as the tradition of citation, were introduced. |
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This study reports on bibliographic citation data for the term Cyberloafing identified in the comprehensive database PROQUEST Complete. |
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Prof Dr Safdar Hassan Sial, President PAUS Faisalabad chapter, presented the citation of Prof Farrukh A Khan. |
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The California Supreme Court and all lower California state courts use a different writing style and citation system from the federal courts and many other state courts. |
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A federal appeals court on Wednesday upheld a contempt of court citation against an email service provider used by National Security Agency leaker Edward Snowden. |
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The citation notes that Leeds has Opera North, the Northern Ballet, the West Yorkshire Playhouse amongst may other attractions that ranked it at number one. |
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Can that really be the correct use of square brackets in the citation? |
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The California citation style, however, has always been the norm of common law jurisdictions outside the United States, including England, Canada and Australia. |
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Academicians previously criticized of the use of the citation database, arguing that it undervalues institutions which excel in the social sciences. |
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Its name is abbreviated as EWHC for legal citation purposes. |
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Each Nobel Prize consists of a gold medal, a diploma bearing a citation, and a sum of money, the amount of which depends on the income of the Nobel Foundation. |
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But he was awarded the Bronze Star for his role in that war, and the citation justifying his medal credits him with having killed twenty-one Viet Cong. |
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The award takes the form of a citation under the Common Seal, together with a presentation of a gold medallion pendant from a ribbon in the city's colours. |
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I am delighted that the citation of the 2001 Nobel Prize in Medicine pays tribute to the importance of CDKs and cyclins and their role in checkpoint control of cancer cells. |
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If the quizmaster gives the citation, the student must recite the verse. |
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Finally, there are several states that retain the office of reporter but outsource major reporter functions, from citation and quotation checking to headnote writing. |
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The citation of particular precedents in the two Courts was roughly parallel, probably a testimony to their indisputed relevance to the cases before the Courts. |
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