He is in practically every scene in the film and he holds all of them with gripping power. |
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A couple of years later, power lines were run over Imogene Pass, and the Camp Bird mine was electrified. |
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Progressives should ask why the vote no longer provides the dispossessed with the same power. |
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But in the case of China and Taiwan, the disproportion in scale of population and power between the mainland and the island is enormous. |
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Since our inclination is usually to evade what's difficult, we may find an increasing disproportion between our power and our depth. |
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This economic control gives capitalists a disproportionate amount of power in all realms of society. |
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In a country which is invariably ruled by coalitions, a small number of seats can buy a disproportionate amount of power. |
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Test reports indicate that it develops enough power for the job and is flexible. |
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Though this seems on its face to be a disquisition on religion and faith, it is of course an argument about power, and its influence on truth. |
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It wants to produce enriched uranium to power nuclear reactors, not to build nuclear weapons. |
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They are expert in producing the highly enriched uranium and plutonium that provide the explosive power. |
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Thousands of people were evacuated in the Carolinas and power was also cut in about 200,000 homes. |
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Their ambitions worked out in a different way, became ensnarled in trans-Atlantic politics, and New France fell before superior English power. |
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On the transformational model of salvation as strengthening, we gain the beauty and wisdom of God, a power that truly heals ensouled bodies. |
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Decentralisation of power is the key to ensuring smooth conduct of examinations. |
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It championed democratic dissident movements behind the Iron Curtain as a challenge to Soviet power. |
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Yes, it remains crucial that the power elite's obfuscations, dissimulations and inconsistencies be exposed. |
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It is a strategy which seeks political power by tactically dissociating itself from politics. |
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He is a constitutional monarch with the power to dissolve the legislative assembly, which is known as the Fono. |
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The president was empowered to appoint ministers and dissolve the assembly, holding a monopoly of executive power. |
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Clearly, that would be a contemporary form of Manichean dualism amounting to a denial of God's lordship, power, and redemption. |
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The play also questions the dualistic class and power structures of his era. |
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In many countries there is no power to seek divestiture to split up established business enterprises. |
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Now his attention was on the distant mental strings of summoning power he wielded. |
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The lack of pricing power is cramping business and could end up damaging the entire economy. |
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It still fulfilled prescribed ecclesiastical functions, but its euphony and its expressive power showed the way toward artistic autonomy. |
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They seemed to fade into the background, as you would expect from a servant, and didn't seem to crave power or distinction. |
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I found her to be really daunting as well, because of her entitlement and her wealth and her quiet power. |
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You want to avoid having ductwork running through high traffic areas or in areas where it may affect the safe operation of power tools. |
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The technique means that less power is needed for higher bandwidths and helps out distortion. |
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I had only ever seen flat, safe beaches and seas before and I was absolutely entranced by the power and beauty of this new experience. |
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Now imagine a police force with the power to entrap you into crime in order to arrest you. |
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Instead, questions about local matters provided an unnecessary distraction from the power of Keys' message. |
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The goal, very simply, was, and is, the protection of entrenched profits and power. |
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Low taxes, low services and entrenched business power means a stagnant future. |
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It's very easy to imagine that lyrics have lost their power or that people aren't giving them their due, but that's certainly not the case. |
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He was never able to operate freely because Europhobe backbenchers held the balance of power in parliament. |
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This concerns the relationship between the balance of power and the distributive peace. |
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People seek more balanced diets even as hunger lurks for lack of purchasing power and distributive shortcomings. |
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Pulp mills, district heating plants and power plants do not appreciate irregular fuel supply. |
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Security firms do not have the legal power to deal with disturbances, they cannot physically arrest someone. |
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But the most important facet of their disunion from this current perspective is that there are two radically conflicting power centers. |
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The EV then becomes not only a zero-emission, but a zero-pollution vehicle when renewable energy systems are used for power. |
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But he does have the power to stop the trials if there is evidence of harm to human health or the environment. |
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Some are developing environmentally sustainable power plants for rural areas that urgently need to address chronic electricity shortages. |
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The remaining engines subsequently lost power, and the captain ditched the airplane into the bay. |
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I think it's because he's the dumb blonde of American journalism, so awed by his proximity to power that he buys whatever he's being sold. |
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And in a medium too often tarred with the brush of ephemera, it stakes a claim as a prime example of the inherent power of comics. |
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Few major power stations were built over the decade, even though demand increased. |
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The power outage no doubt was the product of the continued diversion of resources and lack of investment in basic infrastructure. |
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I'll divert more power to the shields, that should give us a little more time. |
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After a set amount of time, if power is not yet restored, the system will dump data from the cache to the attached RAID systems. |
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The pain makes his head throb and divests his brain of any sort of thinking power. |
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Experts remain divided over whether market manipulation, or power shortages, were the primary cause of California's spiking prices. |
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It was playing the old bosses' game of divide and rule to prevent workers' full power being unleashed. |
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There are those in the British ruling classes who wish to maintain their power and privilege by using the age-old tactic of divide and rule. |
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This has boosted the bargaining power of the unions, which can now pay dividends to their member cooperatives. |
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They are far simpler than tarot but have great power in both divination and practical magick. |
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This absolute pardon power comes from the divine right of kings, that kings can do no wrong. |
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They feel betrayed and so there may yet be another set of demonstrations and another eventual change in power. |
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He has boosted his vocal power, widened his range and sounds more impressive than ever. |
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Fortunately, the old power base of the Dixiecrats in Congress has been transformed into the country's most solid bedrock of Republican power. |
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Electricity supplies were disrupted and everyplace was in darkness from about 7p.m. until midnight when electric power was restored. |
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Landlords will retain the power to evict tenants who display anti-social behaviour. |
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Telling indications of the power of a free press were also manifold during this period. |
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It is nothing to do with how fast you run, the power comes from the shoulders. |
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We wait for months to see a dust devil and finally catch one and there's this big power boost within a day of it? |
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Can citizens be considered equal if they possess very different degrees of economic power? |
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The formula that represents power density is watts times time, divided by spot size, equals power density. |
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What these works reveal most vividly is that suburban history is, more than anything else, a story in which property equals power. |
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If genuinely free elections were permitted, power would inevitably shift towards tribes in the South, predominantly the Ewe. |
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Working wives change the power structure of the family by equalizing the resources of husband and wife. |
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They were mistrustful of the old labor hierarchy that had lost the power and will to improve the lives of rank-and-file dockers and sailors. |
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He also seems to suffer from a common complaint in the Ministry, an exaggerated respect for American power. |
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They gained the most power in the northern area, where early forms of the Dutch language took hold. |
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In the world where we live, the here and now, money equates to power, especially in the political arena. |
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A lower duty cycle will in turn decrease the average power output per unit time for intermittent exercise. |
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There is no mention of any veto power, and the officials are duumvirs, aediles, augurs, and priests. |
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The chassis is also equipped with redundant hot plug fans and power supplies. |
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The Atlas consists of 10 separate power type connectors providing both 12V and 5V to plug into your hard drives, CD-ROMs, DVD-ROMs, CD-RWs, etc. |
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It may be that it represents the colonisation of Washington power by a group of quasi-revolutionary doctrinaires. |
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The ruins here date from the Hellenistic era, when the kingdom of Pergamon was at the height of its power. |
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I didn't like being stuck in a power dynamic where I had to force people to do what I could do on my own. |
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All exchanges and financial institutions had back-up power systems that allowed them to conduct business as usual. |
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The film's pseudo-values might be false, but the sincerity of the director's faith in their fantastical power effectively dynamises them. |
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But he compromised such spiritual dynamism so that power gave way to pride, and glory to disgrace. |
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Another demonstrated an increase in average power output on a cycle ergometer during repeated 10 second sprints. |
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Yield forces at the rim were found to scale as a power of the loading rate. |
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She seems to accept the seductive power of merchandise, whether it is for sale at the dime store or installed in galleries and museums. |
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But this fact substantially diminishes his otherwise potent political power as Commerce Committee chair. |
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Big dogs like the nuclear industry also foresee a water-based hydrogen economy, but with nuclear as the power source that electrolyzes water. |
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Even in this, he misses the contribution of the diminuendo passages to the power of the climaxes. |
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If a power outage hit on a much larger scale, it could shut down the electronic networks that keep governments and militaries running. |
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Turn off or disconnect appliances or electronics you were using when the power went out. |
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The farmers allege that shutting off the thermal power plant's electrostatic precipitator caused the fog. |
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Our electrosurgery unit creates a controllable low power electrical current between an electrode and a plate held against the skin. |
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With up to four stacked diodes in a device, the lasers can output up to 80 W of infrared power at a pulse length of 100 ns. |
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The dioptric power of this liquid lens depends on the refractive indices of the materials and the radius of curvature of the interface. |
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One of them was tall, with a dark power surrounding him like an aura with long, raven hair pulled back from an angelic, elfin face. |
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As Liz Frost explores, there is an elision between the consumer power of youth in the Western world, and its ideation as physical perfection. |
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It is a model strictly for people who are into hierarchical societies with bossy elites who like to display their power. |
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Yet the poor, especially, need the power of democracy to defend themselves against corrupt elites. |
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Having some ground rules in legislation provides clear guidance to all parties, while preventing an abuse of power by the head of state. |
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These books together give a comprehensive picture of Elizabethan sea power. |
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When English-Indian relations did not turn upon sheer power they rested on diplomacy. |
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Interaction between the in-plane components of the headgroup dipoles is attractive and decays as the inverse sixth power of distance. |
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And her power was not in her shouting or in her eloquence or in her emotion. |
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Orators are also expected to be able to speak with power and eloquence in an extemporaneous fashion. |
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The All Blacks will stretch the Scots ' defence with the speed and accuracy of their passing and the power and directness of their running. |
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They connect only through tie lines where power must be converted from alternating current to direct current and back again. |
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It also drafts standards for power conversion and monitors European Commission directives on behalf of its members. |
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Some information about the internal working of computing devices can be derived by looking at power consumption and electromagnetic emanations. |
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As Montrose and others develop, to entirely suppress their power or emasculate them would prevent her from having effective use of that power. |
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The extensive research on interlocking directorates provides insight into the power dynamic associated with outside board membership. |
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On 18 January William V embarked for England as groups of patriots ousted his minions from power in town after town across the country. |
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They'll just get the weapons in anyhow, dirty bombs, clean bombs, or blow up one of the 103 nuclear power plants in America. |
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It was disagreeable to me, but I did exercise it, and no other power can be exercised in that Country. |
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Pompey, to render himself popular, had disannulled the Laws of Sylla which limited the power of the people. |
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Pricing power is emerging, productivity is moving in the right direction, and wages are holding in check. |
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In times of dire national emergency the president must exercise prerogative power. |
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Snapping power lines, firecrackers, and nervous, untrained police and national guardsmen caused much indiscriminate firing. |
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Research on controlled fusion power has now been going on for a half century with somewhat disappointing results. |
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Parliament is not going to choose the buyers in the privatisation deals but just approve or disapprove the decision by the executive power. |
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The military power employed went beyond American troops engaged in fighting guerillas. |
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At least since the 1980s, many states have tended to interpret the government's eminent domain power extremely broadly. |
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Federal agencies would be granted the power of eminent domain to speed the building of more power transmission lines. |
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Imperialism meant a state with an emperor, a ruler using military power to conquer other people. |
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They had much too much power, class and guile for this Irish side and won at a canter. |
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He played with power and guile, the bat appearing almost malleable in his hands as he guided the ball around the ground. |
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The Ottoman empire lasted far longer than we have so far because it was based on power. |
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For it is a mistake to suppose that institutions alone will save a republic from the abuses of power to which empire inevitably leads. |
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Only a very strong, perhaps only a globally dominant, power can sustain informal empire in the long run. |
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In fact, there's a subset of neocons who believe that given our unparalleled power, empire is our destiny and we might as well embrace it. |
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The nation that came to an end under the power of foreign empire will know a new beginning and a new future. |
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But political power will help him map out new administrative platforms to secure his business empire. |
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There is no doubt, however, that his media empire reinforces his political power. |
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We can't claim power or authority, and then disclaim responsibility if we neglect or misuse them. |
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Only then can patients be fully empowered, and with that power comes self responsibility. |
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A common feature of reports is that they provide evidence that condemn a government, but conclude that those in power are guiltless. |
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Only exceptionally is it appropriate for the Court to exercise its power to order disclosure. |
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This film wants to champion personal empowerment, the notion of uplifting the minority class by instilling pride and power to the community. |
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The occupant was evacuated while electrical engineers disconnected the power, allowing the firefighters to enter. |
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The power of the book comes, though, from the poignant descriptions of the well-meaning but disconnected members and friends of the family. |
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The intent of this requirement is to enable quick disconnection of the power in the event of an emergency. |
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New forms of citizenship and public life are simultaneously enabled by new technology and restricted by market power and surveillance. |
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Cultural discord has been resolved by the power of speech and the settling of people into their land. |
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The statute was enacted pursuant to Congress' power to regulate interstate commerce. |
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In an ironic reversal, the greatest colonial power becomes the helpless victim of Martian gunboat diplomacy. |
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Education is slavery, it enchains the mind and makes it a resource for class power. |
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It's the first time she's used her discretionary power since taking over as Immigration Minister just over a month ago. |
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Enigma was the German term for an ingenious, lightweight and robust text enciphering machine with its own power source. |
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And language has the power to disembody that which was previously claimed as true, but has now become inconvenient. |
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The aim is not to abolish state power, but to prevent its encroachment upon those matters which are best left to civil society. |
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The same computer power that yields strong encryption can be used to break weak encryption schemes. |
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Factional power stifles internal debate, runs roughshod over democratic processes and promotes disenfranchisement. |
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After disengaging the designated drives, Kelsey gently pushed the power connectors back in. |
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Unlike any university-based course, the WPI programme exposed us to the sharp end of power, wealth, and social and political influences. |
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And the key is that we're going to do everything in our power to put faces on these gutless cowards that committed this crime. |
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If you listen and you read his book about soft power, it is ridiculed by these guys. |
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And when we're libeled or defamed, we use the disinfectant power of the press to correct the record instead of libel attorneys. |
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Thus, some basic power processing functions done by the presented power gyrators are reported. |
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This combination of disinterest and absolute power slowly cripples the actual goal of having an easily accessible and open network available. |
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The end result is greater power for less fuel, cleaner exhaust emissions and a reduction in engine noise. |
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Slowly and gradually they were dislodged from their position of power, prestige and glory. |
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It just doesn't help to make an enemy of the person with the power to grant your request. |
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The circuit is energised by 6V DC power supply and provided with a backup unit for uninterrupted power supply. |
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But their dismantlement by political power is neither desirable nor possible for both economic and social reasons. |
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What was once enforced by the soft power of culture becomes enforced by the hard power of the state. |
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They will not suddenly enfranchise women, hold elections and step aside from power. |
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He relied on military power, the element of surprise, and the disorganisation of the Imperial Court. |
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The play on the field reflected the disorganization and unclear power distribution between the coaching staff and owner. |
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Those old-time engineers built and tested engines, producing power charts that we all use. |
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The power came from a spinning metal shaft run through from the engine room, geared up through a transmission. |
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It will sail to Zeebrugge using the power from the engine in its other engine room. |
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And rules can be dispensed with in the Court's inherent power if the interests of justice require. |
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He would make certain that, in future, any group or artist he managed never had the power to dispense with his services. |
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The only answer seems to be the widest dispersal possible of power and wealth. |
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So what section of the Commonwealth Electoral Act do you say wrongly and beyond power displaces this State position as to times and places? |
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Yes, they are, and I'm sure power grids endured redlining surges as garbage disposals clean up the treacly detritus en masse. |
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It also provided the government with the power to sell, or otherwise dispose of the coal. |
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The disposition of all power is to abuses, nor does it at all mend the matter that its possessors are a majority. |
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If there is a curse here it is the curse of too much money, power, and leisure time combined with a disposition for risk taking. |
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But this argument cannot be dispositive because Baker itself involved a claim that a state had abused the power of drawing district lines. |
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The film's artistic power lies in its appeal for enlightened, loving and spiritually satisfying relationships between human beings. |
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Class and power are also portrayed by the simple aerodynamic front, blending gracefully into a generously dimensioned and image-enchancing passenger compartment. |
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In contrast, this study indicates that Jamaican users universally perceive cannabis as an energizer, a motive power, never as an enervator that leads to apathy and immobility. |
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When a large number of bricks must be cut, you might want to rent an electric power saw adapted with a masonry blade or a manual cutting machine called a guillotine. |
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Of modern Australian batsmen that I have seen, the best was Chappell, who had great power and elegance, plus gritty determination when he needed it. |
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This can be achieved because of the electro-hydraulic power steering which operates independently of the engine by a variable intensity electric pump. |
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Excess power would be stored as hydrogen fuel electrolyzed from water. |
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Nothing would have led more swiftly to the country's dismemberment than a policy of discrimination in the granting of privileges between one power and another. |
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When the sudden silence had enfolded the room in its velvet cloak, he had known that he was nothing, absolutely nothing compared to the wielder of such power. |
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The problem is that such an approach requires national politicians to deny themselves power and accept a diminished role for the central state, their state. |
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He builds so much power into this section, that it considerably weakens the force of the funeral march, so that when it returns, it does so with greatly diminished life. |
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The major powers generally want to limit proliferation of nuclear power precisely because of its links to weaponry, which is made possible by the enrichment of uranium. |
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The electromagnetic pulse generated by the test led to power surges in electrical cables in Hawaii, blowing fuses, street lights, and circuit breakers. |
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An engineer with a Harvard MBA, he'd spent his entire career working at the company's electromotive division in Chicago, a world away from GM's power center in Detroit. |
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Using dimmable ballasts that listen for control signals coming through existing power wiring, light levels are controlled by a power-line-carrier system. |
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The feeling of entrapment grows as the roads close and the power goes out. |
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For the right it is an article of faith that scientists are dogmatic atheists with the will and the power to crush anyone who dissents from orthodoxy. |
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If your aircraft is intact after an event, and you need the data from the device, remove or disconnect the power plugs before applying any electrical power to the aircraft. |
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Most hagiography was intended to lead the forces of the sacred into well-defined channels connected with political power, be it episcopal, royal, or both. |
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It's all the elements of national power that are at our disposal. |
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Turn off and disconnect the power cord during an electrical storm. |
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May you survive the tempests that you are tempting, angering that the ungodly tribe of fibbers, exaggerators and outrageous abusers of power to bludgeon the real number. |
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And historical epics don't have the power that they used to. |
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Electricity boards have no commitment to supply quality power without interruption, but users face disconnection if charges are not remitted periodically. |
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By-elections are traditionally the time when the electorate gives the government in power a slap in the face, expressing discontent with the way things are going. |
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The interpretation of the city's controlled power cuts by the newspaper as representing apocalyptic cracks in Shanghai's foundations was a gross exaggeration. |
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Lady Thatcher dipped her toe into public service reform but that was never seen through because she fell from power and the Tories were then overtaken by events. |
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Segments of your network and power systems that are connected to different grounds should be electrically isolated to minimize the potential for ground loops. |
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In pointing to the alleged exceptionalism of the United States, they fail entirely to take into account the unique role of American capitalism as the dominant world power. |
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In the Middle Ages, the elixir was an extremely valuable stone sought by alchemists because they believed it had the power to transform common metals into precious ones. |
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The computer system includes a first plurality of circuit boards, a plurality of switch circuit boards and a first and second power distribution board. |
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Once at altitude, power came back to 97 percent to stabilize a fuel flow of 130 gph with a ground speed of 350 knots and a cabin altitude of 13,000 feet. |
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The enemy will use asymmetric means to counter American aerospace power, including concealment among the population, constant movement, and portable ground-to-air weapons. |
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She epitomizes what it means to live by faith through the power of grace. |
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When little observations popped out, they had elliptical power. |
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He appears to be shuffling the decks in an elliptical power move. |
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His own company had to come back and bleed the radiators after the new pump was put in, because the sheer power of it shifted old limescale et al and gunged the system up. |
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These include the capacity to block legislation, sack governments, dissolve parliament, assume executive power and take control of the armed forces. |
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The only way that nuclear power can be economically viable is if the taxpayer is burdened with the huge costs of radioactive waste disposal and decommissioning. |
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The term aura, with its associations of authenticity, power, and presence in a work of art, proves to be apt for elucidating the primary concerns of this book. |
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He will advise farmers which crops to grow for heating and power generation, how to access grants and the potential pitfalls of growing alternative crops. |
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We should vote in favour of the forces which are democratic and secular and do not discriminate against people on religious grounds after coming to power. |
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Pipes containing wiring from each panel lead to a small shed behind the building, where the solar-generated power is converted from direct current to alternating current. |
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A decade ago South Africa demonstrated the power of divestment. |
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Their goal was to empower them to run faster, jump higher, throw the discus and javelin farther, lift heavier weights, and excel in all power events. |
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The challenges to the political power of many Middle Eastern states nowadays emanate from domestic and global sources as well as economic and social changes. |
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Chapters one and eight frame the project, which is essentially a close examination of how Soviet power both made and unmade state subjects among the Evenki. |
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Most Scots, they say, are distrustful of the nuclear industry and would prefer to tackle climate change through windmills, tidal and solar power, and recycling. |
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Presidents are fond of equating their power with benevolent leadership. |
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I've always envied the royal family ever since they came into power here. |
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Philadelphia's most recent exports combine the raw power of grunge with a bit of pop, providing those perfect sludge melodies we loved in the early Nirvana days. |
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The three classes have varying degrees of grunt and power and a new points scoring system will be in force to help decide one champion for each of the three classes. |
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Delivering turbocharged grunt to all four wheels might make it easier to deploy more power more of the time, but that doesn't necessarily make for more fun behind the wheel. |
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What's attracting buyout firms and hedge funds to energy are the potential gobs of money to be made from buying power plants at dirt-cheap prices. |
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The Zeta Affair was the latest in a long line of bowing to whoever holds the power and secretly keeping these dirty dealings away from public scrutiny. |
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The empire is what it is, and the power realities will not be greatly different even if the name is euphemized and the personalities who direct it are changed. |
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Her own response illustrates the power of a dominant discourse to effectively disable her reading of a review recommending important work in basic writing scholarship. |
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The second was that he should realize that the attempt to create a single European power was disadvantageous to the United States and that he should try to block it. |
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Many would say that inequality in the distribution of power or even the inequality of esteem and disesteem associated with social positions is more basic and fundamental. |
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This view fuelled an increasingly ruthless pursuit of methods by which to harness nature for purely utilitarian ends, motivated by desire for control, power and wealth. |
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Instead of acting as guardians and protectors, those in power are posing serious threats to the safety and security of our country and its citizens. |
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State power, in that context, is a means to an end, not an end in itself. |
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He goes on to extol especially the epigrammatic power of the elegiac distich by translating numerous specimens from the elegiac writings of Goethe and Schiller. |
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Placing the viewer directly beneath the forms of the rocks, she evinces an appreciation of the sheer weight and power of nature worthy of the Surrealists. |
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Newly emergent communities will employ the tools of democracy to acquire power, and having done so, will preserve democratic institutions that served them so well. |
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It has an 84-foot diameter, mechanically steered dish antenna and is capable of transmitting a peak power of two million watts at each of its two frequencies. |
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And when we have the ability to exercise force it allows us to leverage our power in direct proportion to the moral disapprobation of the rest of the world. |
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Only real spiritual power has become rusty through prolonged disuse. |
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It was all very sobering, and those attending courses came away, if not nuclear disarmers, at any rate determined to do whatever lay in their power to prevent such horrors. |
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It also be about that you constraint have the amply endowed gymnosophy in whisper to aid your power projecting the outlet practice upon that it will go through. |
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Nuclear weapons, chemical weapons and missiles are viewed, probably erroneously, as the potential equalizer of superior Western conventional power. |
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Much has been made of the evocative power of this Icelandic quartet. |
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In the election of 1920, the nation chose to elevate Warren G. Harding and his gang of crooked friends to power, disavowing Wilson, the League, and the Treaty of Versailles. |
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Researchers have never proven beyond dispute that there were ever societies in which women had power and influence greater than or even equal to that of men. |
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The only check on that power is the spasmodic eruption of pseudo-scandal, a brief orgy of blood-letting as used to occur between emperorships in ancient Rome. |
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Scholars now emphasize the increasing political power of the peasants. |
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When the power of the guilds to control the quantities of goods brought to market was wrested from them, their regulations could no longer be enforced. |
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This new sport-pilot license privileges will extend over a variety of aircraft, including gliders, power parachutes, gyroplanes, weight-shift-control, airships and balloons. |
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In The classification of prime-power groups Hall introduces an equivalence relation called isoclinism to aid the classification of prime power groups. |
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The Romans established their empire at the height of Roman power. |
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Spirit got an unscheduled spring-clean in March this year, when a dust devil swept past, clearing Martian sand from its solar panels, considerably improving its power output. |
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The issue is whether, in carrying out this function, the Magistrates have power to enquire into the validity of the maintenance assessments themselves. |
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A recurring question in the study of fish biomechanics and energetics is the mechanical power required for tail-swimming at the high speeds seen among aquatic vertebrates. |
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They are performing research in such advanced fields as computational fluid dynamics, electromagnetics, power electronics and composite materials. |
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I will do everything in my power to fight for fair and equal treatment. |
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Their results showed dismayingly low average statistical power. |
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