On their death, the reversion company receives the same percentage of the proceeds from the sale of the property. |
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This reversion can take place on whole sides of leaves, or as sectors running from the midrib to the margin. |
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It was given an Award of Merit in 1971 and a First Class Certificate in 1987 and has so far proved disease and reversion free. |
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We estimate that reversion of the lac mutation is about one-tenth as likely as a null frameshift mutation in a typical gene. |
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It was a reversion to type not unknown from the leader of a party that, from the start, set itself firmly against democracy and inclusivity. |
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This type of screen is biased toward reversion events that result in a high percentage of flagellate cells. |
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Most Irish commentators speak in terms of soft landings, corrections, or a reversion to more balanced growth rates from 2008 onwards. |
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In the case of T-DNA and some transposon insertions there is no realistic possibility of reversion to wild type. |
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Where the original landlord assigns his reversion, he loses his right to sue the original tenant. |
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Lee leaves behind a young, but firmly rooted democracy, that makes a reversion to the past decade's reforms only a very remote possibility. |
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Well, that may all be right if the judge had calculated the damage to the reversion by say reference to comparable sales. |
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Does reversion, allowing a return to the vegetative mode after flowering, have any relevance to life-history strategy? |
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Thirdly, do they say there was an estate in reversion created in the Crown under these statutes? |
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For these reasons we prefer the analysis put forward in the respondent's notice to the theory of automatic reversion which the judge favoured. |
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Until recently there seems to have been some lack of awareness of the provision for reversion, but this is probably no longer the case. |
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On the surface this seems like a reversion to the traditional area of politics. |
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The test is based on phenotypical reversion to the wild-type red eye colour. |
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The change in occupational structure shows the image of a reversion to trend after the short-term break caused by the economic crisis. |
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The underlease contained various covenants by Mr Walker and Mr Mittee not to deal in any way with the reversion to the lease. |
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This misbegotten reversion to the failed doctrines of the Volkstead era of Prohibition has less than the chance of success which that effort had. |
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From this screen, 13 wpch mutants were recovered with reduced somatic mosaicism and low germline reversion rates. |
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Another reason for Russell's reversion to realism was his recognition that the notion of causality is problematic for phenomenalism. |
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But one senior WHO insider said that there has been a gradual reversion to the old hierarchical system. |
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In Lotteryking Lightman J held that the set-off operated because the assignee had succeeded to the reversion and to its annexed covenants. |
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Their value and purpose would be undermined if the security was always defeasible on a transfer of his reversion by the reversioner. |
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If this is not done, then the person who has the reversion may bring an action before the bailiffs, either by gage and pledge or by writ. |
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The crisis and migration: Are the consequences reversion or illegal employment? |
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The return to a policy of non-intervention in Afghanistan was a reversion to a mid-Victorian orthodoxy, rather than simply a reflection of Gladstone's personal views. |
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Perhaps that name should not be felt so ruefully today, despite the reversion to authoritarian control in Egypt. |
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The fact that he is working again is already a blessing, and the fact that he is remaking a masterpiece doesn't in this case mean any reversion to formula. |
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This may explain the sometimes rapid reversion to ancestral cell sizes. |
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The hospital's environmental project co-ordinator, said the change was merely a reversion to the system that operated at the old Princess Margaret Hospital. |
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In the subtlest cases of reflowering there is little internode elongation on reversion and plants display varying degrees of phyllody before continuing flower development. |
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The most powerful impulse of the time can be summed up as neoclassicism, a reversion to the purist attempts of the Renaissance to reproduce classical models. |
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Wars have been fought with less intensity than the reversion battles on Wikipedia. |
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Next, perhaps an even more outrageous color will emerge, or maybe there will be a reversion back to something more natural. |
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The evidence may be difficult to pin down, but it hovers in the atmosphere, making this reversion felt in myriad ways. |
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Next year sees the 10th anniversary of the Treaty of Granita, when Gordon ceded the leadership to Tony, on the promise of the reversion of it within a decade. |
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But reversion is actually their friend, as Michael's strategist, Jered Higgins, told me. |
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That changed a little during the election campaign – a reversion in England to the Johnsonian tone. |
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Currency-union members do not have detectably different rates of mean reversion in their real exchange rates. |
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The grievor submitted his request to voluntarily relinquish his rank, stating that this rank reversion was required of him. |
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Instability of the genetic modification may in certain cases result in reversion into the wild type phenotype. |
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The request shall include specific dates and a plan for reversion to a ration produced in accordance with this standard. |
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Military rule, however, amounts to a de facto reversion to a unitary form of government. |
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The hon. member is not in a strong position to request reversion to Statements by Ministers when he is not a minister of the crown. |
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And so I wonder if there is a reversion to some of that Cold War mindset. |
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Mean reversion therefore suggests that high yield could continue to perform well. |
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From the perspective of mean reversion, stocks should be a screaming buy relative to bonds. |
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In addition, zinc sulfide, cyclic sulfides,and conjugated dienes and trienes form when reversion occurs. |
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The statistical analysis attempts to determine whether the expectation of a price-level reversion towards its standard of value contributes plausibly to the subjective evaluation of the real interest rate. |
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We can take it as read that the chaos and the reversion to old ways have resulted from the long-standing discrimination against the people of the interior, who are poor, ill-educated and least urbanised. |
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Revised to regulate the importation of Ribes spp. propagative material originating from all areas where black currant reversion virus is know to occur. |
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Reexposure to oxygen causes immediate reversion to the discoidal form. |
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This stands apart, as a later reversion to the expansive metaphysical tendencies of the first period, and represents a consummation of them: the first continuously choral and orchestral symphony ever composed. |
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There was still a scattering, and there would inevitably be some reversion, but for now there were lots of photographs of Lindsey doing nothing bad. |
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And what can be said about the problem of reversion pensions? |
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However, all ships have a built-in contingency mechanism to cope with the failure of electronic equipment relating to navigation, resulting in reversion to manual methods. |
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Both are entitled to benefit from a reversion of trust property. |
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While we do not anticipate a short-term reversion to historical market growth rates, we expect both divisions to maintain their respective momentum in this second half. |
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In the case of shareholders of a client or employer, a provision and its later reversion could transfer share value from the current to a future group of shareholders. |
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By the same token, if the price level is below its trend value, the expectation of its reversion towards longterm equilibrium decreases the subjective assessment of the real interest rate. |
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More recently the land has been part of a grassland reversion scheme, returning the surrounding fields to native chalk grassland. |
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There is no evidence of reversion to pagan burial practices during Sweyn's reign. |
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Students reverted to Scots outside the classroom, but the reversion was not complete. |
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The reversion, to which he had been nominated twenty years before, fell in. |
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With a reversion plan you presell all or part of your home for a set sum and the right to go on living there rent-free. |
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The net present value of the option is immaterially small because the reversion and change in use is far into the future. |
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Political reaction to the message varied. Purist Jeffersonians attacked it as a reversion to Hamiltonism and as moving in a direction of enhanced federal power. |
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Double ambers revert at 10-8-10-9, and therefore, reversion is negligible. Double-amber mutants are made by crossing single-amber mutants with each other. |
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