Friends of the Earth is calling for a global convention on corporate accountability. |
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At a convention noted less for its retail bleakness than its product sameness. |
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Population geneticists dismiss such gene frequencies by convention and so count digit number as having no heritability. |
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The Constitution Party held its national convention last week in Valley Forge. |
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It's important, I thought, to have awkward hugs at any convention and I am an extremely awkward hugger. |
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At a convention though, dozens and dozens of folks I barely know say howdy to me and I start getting them confused with those I do know. |
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This case is classy enough for the board room and geeky enough to make your convention contacts squee gleefully. |
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Moore spent much of the week sitting next to Jimmy Carter in a private part of the convention centre's dress circle. |
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This convention dealt with issues of sustainable fishery catches and conservation of both aquatic species and habitats. |
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At the end of its first two nights, the Republican convention is a mix of tolerance voiced and intolerance unvoiced. |
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I quickly found cosplay is very addictive, and have done it at every convention since. |
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Those who ventured outside the convention halls to enjoy the warm weather and the view of Vancouver's scenic waterfront heard the drums. |
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A left challenge to New Labour was launched at a vibrant convention of the left in the Brent East constituency last week. |
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Parking at the convention stinks but there's an excellent shuttle bus system which is explained on this page of the con website. |
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When the Democratic Party held its national convention in July, his renomination was assured, but there were still decisions to be made. |
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In 1997, a convention established standards to combat international bribery, to which more than thirty countries agreed. |
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So I was already wondering, as this is one of the UK's very last mutuals, whether the time is right for me to break with convention and vote. |
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The issue was dropped from the convention itself because some cosignatories opposed a ban. |
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But most took photographs in conventional poses, the convention being an important part of the record. |
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The Southern Baptists have a convention every year, where they gather from around the country. |
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Hardly had he indicated his desire, when a few parties approached him requesting that he hold a party convention in Kerala in late September. |
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He looks like a Shriner at a convention center and I almost don't want to show you because the minute I start looking I laugh hysterically. |
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Dinners at the convention hotel, especially the closing banquet, are more formal. |
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It is more or less a given, by convention if not by conviction, that one must have a biblical text for a sermon. |
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So the convention will only work if someone has already built a time machine. |
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I haven't been following the Democratic convention in Boston very closely yet. |
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Unesco has adopted a new cultural convention to protect historic shipwrecks and underwater artefacts from pillaging. |
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In order to explore and expand, one must disregard convention and conformity. |
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Sharpton's pointed remarks brought the enormous convention crowd up for several standing ovations. |
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In fact the firm management of the Republican convention had journalists breathless for lack of stories not fed to them by the machine. |
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The top advice from seasoned conventioneers is to pre-register for the convention so you can receive and digest the program beforehand. |
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This is nonsense, because time is a man-made convention based on the movement of the earth about its axis and orbit around the sun. |
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When the convention met at Philadelphia we had a government of concurrent powers, and their object was to get rid of it. |
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The network plans gavel-to-gavel coverage from the convention floor, as it has in the past. |
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Will it reflect a diverse convention full of unions rejuvenated by newly organized workers? |
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Virginia unionists controlled the state secession convention from its opening in February into the early days of April. |
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A generation ago, women defied convention by burning bras and moving in with boyfriends. |
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All three are expected to be ratified unanimously at the party convention on the 16th November. |
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Savvy out-of-towners make a point to escape the fetid air of the casinos and the convention halls by touring the Red Rock Canyon. |
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The convention was forced to deal with several critical issues within the black community. |
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Utah nominates candidates for federal office at a state convention of approximately 1,500 delegates per congressional district. |
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Rejecting extremist Federalist demands for resistance, nullification, and disunion, the convention pursued a moderate course. |
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The convention provides for the utilization of load lines on the sides of ships. |
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It is difficult to spoof a convention when the convention itself is so awful it seems a spoof unto itself. |
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Like the Scottish Nationalists, the SSP are breaching the convention of leaving the Speaker's seat uncontested. |
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Downtown's newest hotel sports great art, moderne styling, 282 luxe rooms, and a rooftop pool, all a stone's throw from the convention center. |
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Even those Third World countries that grow tobacco signed the convention on tobacco control. |
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The Republicans next held a national convention in Philadelphia in 1900, and again they prepared to renominate a popular president. |
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Schlusser has chosen a deliberately anarchic style for the story, subverting theatrical convention for effect. |
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The convention and the agreement containing the amendments remain pending in this committee. |
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There is a romantic side to our nature which rejects convention and reaches for the stars. |
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I had convention dreams last night, with lots of references to Auckland Armageddon, esp a certain winner of the cosplay awards. |
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The actual content of his speech was pretty close to zero, but that's fine for a convention keynote. |
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What would happen to my reporting if I wore out some shoe leather in the convention hallways or out on the streets? |
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Would we not have to look to the treaty or convention upon which the legislation is based? |
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At one point in the convention center, I was able to connect to BroadbandAccess when I could not glom on to a Wi-Fi network. |
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A spokesman for the Department of Justice said the convention was an important instrument in combating transnational crime. |
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The numbers reported in this publication generally reflect the convention practised by the industry. |
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It was the first convention to reach the general public live by radio broadcast. |
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It is also essential that any such agreement is consistent with the European convention on human rights. |
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And finally, I loved doing the X-Men cybercast for Fox, even if no one at the convention got to participate. |
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Intended for international conferences, the convention centre will also have a business centre, a media console and an exclusive resource centre. |
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The modern political convention is a tightly scripted event with no surprises. |
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New Zealand is to present its next periodic report on compliance with the UN convention in September this year. |
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Ultimately it does not sound a very easy task, but we believe the convention ushered in a new spirit and a new thought. |
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The normal convention of italicisation of journal names and book titles should be adopted. |
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Security, at unprecedented levels, ran smoothly throughout the convention week. |
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On a choropleth map, cartographic convention assigns the darkest color to the highest value. |
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In every case, hindsight suggested that the threat of an actual nominating convention had always been more apparent than real. |
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The purpose of the convention is to protect human health and the environment from persistent organic pollutant chemicals. |
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The convention of the lip sync begins to acquaint audiences somewhat with its acceptability. |
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The people who are running the convention have created four days of acute orchestration designed to get maximum response. |
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The march quickly fell apart, not even making it to the heavily barricaded convention centre where delegates were staying. |
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But that doesn't explain Howard's continued refusal to do so or his barefaced and misleading claim that the convention doesn't require it. |
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In those days, outdoor plumbing was the convention and the families' outhouse stood adjacent to the house. |
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It is not only a matter of broad-shoulders and buxomness, but a matter of convention and stereotype. |
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Exxon and Shell say if we don't do something quick the 2004 convention sponsorship deal is off. |
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If we said we're going to the convention we probably ought to go, at least for a while. |
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And now the choice of New York City for the Republican national convention site is being questioned within the party itself. |
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Let us go through an international conference to reach a convention in the United Nations. |
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In tribally run district courts and within families, decisions that rule women's lives are a matter of obedience, convention and saving face. |
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The Republican Party will hold its convention in New York in early September, literally a stone's throw from Ground Zero. |
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A resolution that will be discussed at the party's convention this weekend calls on the province to drop the British ensign from its flag. |
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With the emergence of organized political parties, the holding of a national party convention to select presidential candidates developed. |
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The convention received a good deal of coverage at the time, but no lasting impact has been felt. |
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The Congress has to decide its own convention with the Joint Committee on Taxation. |
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Once again, an army of talk radio hosts have descended on a political convention there to inform, entertain, hopefully not bloviate. |
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Unlike a national convention, the city convention is less a coronation and more an opportunity for candidates to make themselves heard. |
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The convention allows for lawful detention of children for the shortest possible period of time and as a matter of last resort. |
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Each was also to imagine itself unbound by convention or costs, beats or bosses. |
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They celebrated a man who was scornful of polite convention and showed little interest in being embraced by the great and good. |
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There are many places where photography is prohibited by law, many other places where it is prohibited by social convention and human decency. |
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The Universal Declaration of Human Rights is the most widely accepted international convention in human history. |
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Here convention delegates unanimously rejected the idea of a bracero program in their industry. |
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The fact that her looks go against the convention seems to work in her favour. |
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The convention was a great social weekend for grown-ups and children alike. |
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Fist fights ensued before the convention closed, with Eisenhower as the nominee. |
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The convention of extralegality for a just cause antedates the advent of hard-boiled heroes. |
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We undertake this not in homage to convention or tradition, but in service to the principles of a unitive and harmonious existence. |
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There still is a peculiar elusiveness to Kerry that makes it difficult for convention toastmasters to know exactly what to praise. |
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Especially when the convention itself will be nothing but a bunch of boring windbags telling lie after lie. |
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It is no state secret that the selection convention in Castlebar was somewhat unusual to say the least. |
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Is that measure in this bill consistent with the convention that the Government signed on 16 June? |
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I asked myself this question three years ago when I attended my first convention during my junior year of college. |
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A four-day convention built around unity and like-mindedness does present certain artistic problems. |
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This maneuver served only to strengthen our resolve and we booked a meeting room in a hotel adjacent to the convention site. |
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And it would be a setback for efforts just getting underway in the United Nations to draft a global convention banning reproductive cloning. |
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It's their turn to provide gavel-to-gavel coverage of a national political convention as Democrats gather in Los Angeles this week. |
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Representatives of the airline industry have been summoned to an annual convention of pear-shaped men in August. |
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Expect more information about the 2005 convention through snail mail, e-mail, and the summer issue of The Masthead. |
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Shortly after the convention convened, Governor Edmund Randolph presented the Virginia Plan that called for radical reforms. |
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Maria resisted convention by joining an Anglican sisterhood, and Christina, who never married, became the finest poet of the Tractarian movement. |
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It is said that this kind of convention is getting less important in modern China. |
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A national party convention of all these delegates then takes place in the summer to decide the presidential candidate. |
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The unknown disease attacked over 200 people gathered for an American Legion convention in Philadelphia. |
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Leaflets advertising the renegade symposium were distributed to convention delegates by symposiasts and their supporters. |
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The minister said that the government is preparing a national convention in the country to support the reconciliation process in the country. |
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The idea that children are natural rebels who reject convention and prefer a state of anarchy is bunk. |
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Flouting of convention can provoke conflict which is just as sharp as that caused by non-observance of laws. |
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Luckily there were plenty of other sideshows around the convention halls to cheer spirits and exorcise such defeatist sentiments. |
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A week-long medical convention is being held in an Argentinian hotel well past its prime. |
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Yet, the Baptist convention there brings Baptists together for evangelism and witness. |
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This is a group that eschews convention and pushes the boundaries just about as far out as they can, with mostly fascinating results. |
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In its metamorphosis from novella to film, it wisely maintains the convention of narration, but unwisely pushes it to the wayside. |
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Now more than ever, I'm happy to be a Brooklyn resident, away from the madhouse this convention has caused. |
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This marked a notable break with tradition as the convention was always held in Dunmore before this. |
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He had a streak of fundamental decency that went far beyond simply observing the convention of the day and I loved him for it. |
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This production makes fun of this corny stage convention by not even trying to cast actors who look similar. |
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So far, the big-ticket speeches at the Republican convention have dealt almost exclusively with foreign policy and the war on terrorism. |
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They violate the convention against torture and other forms of cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment. |
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The woman who led the capitalist counter-revolution in Poland is to address an international business convention near Harrogate. |
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I've never gone to a convention and not found some piece of news to arrest our attention. |
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The truth is, disappointments and outright failure mark the real world of publicly financed convention centers, stadiums, and hotels. |
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It appears that it will be a quite convention with none of the top positions been contested. |
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I waited until the next con and let the convention officials tell him how it would henceforth be. |
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He wrote Ted Kennedy's famous speech at the 1980 Democratic convention when Kennedy conceded defeat to Jimmy Carter. |
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The Government promised over six years ago to sign the International Labour Organisation's convention on homeworkers' rights. |
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For example, consider attending a course or convention offered by a food service vendor or supplier. |
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Its composition, its time of meeting, its powers, are all regulated by convention and usage, not by law. |
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Despite its monstrous, carceral appearance, the convention centre is in fact only modestly sized by other cities' standards. |
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The casino resort also features three ballrooms and 30 meeting rooms with a total of 80,000 square feet of meeting and convention space. |
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The convention will publish periodicals and establish a Web site to promote distant and Internet educational programs. |
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At the Democratic national convention last week, big business put on its biggest party at a political event. |
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Almost every other Illinoisan who ran for the presidency was nominated at a convention in Chicago. |
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Held in San Francisco, this was the first time a major party's national convention took place west of the Rocky Mountains. |
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The convention will oblige signatories, including Ireland, to enact new legislation to bring the provisions into effect. |
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And in any event the audiences in 1602 were no doubt so used to the convention of female parts being played by men that they barely noticed it. |
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Signatories to the convention agree to institute the necessary legislation to prevent abusers of power from reaping the rewards of corruption. |
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In the end however convention spoke, and the delegates delivered their verdict. |
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That's merely a convention I decided upon as a means of differentiating humans from other races. |
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The present study examined the role of the convention in German to capitalize the initial letters of nouns. |
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At the national convention two years ago, however, the leaders hesitated in going all the way in this direction. |
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Finally, a naval convention was signed in which the nine powers agreed not to build capital ships for ten years. |
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As the convention concluded, a revivalist preacher conducted a benediction. |
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Give them little red fezes and it would look like a Shriners convention out there. |
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The convention of ministerial responsibility is not enforced by the judiciary. |
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But this is no awayday for MPs, because in some sense the convention is a challenge to a parliament. |
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Every Western democracy is signed up to the 1951 United Nations convention on refugees. |
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As a whole, however, the willingness to defy convention in terms of their status as an indie pop group, is a large step forward for the band. |
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Hundreds of companies and trade associations are footing the bill for after-hours events listed on the convention calendar. |
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Victoria has already organised for a professional artist to visit her convention to demonstrate how to customise a pony. |
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In order to begin taking advantage of the opportunities offered by the convention the state of the marine environment must be assessed. |
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Another is the United Nations convention on the rights of the child, which restricts recruitment of children into the armed forces. |
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An historic city that has struggled to boost its ailing economy, it must polish its reputation as a tourist and convention centre. |
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Anarchism, like Coltrane, is the rational, syllogistic, positive rejection of convention and unjust orthodoxy. |
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And it is not clear that he will be sailing into the summer convention with a great deal of brag and bounce. |
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There is no colorable reading of the convention under which it would apply to those individuals, as several federal courts have held. |
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The party is expected to re-convene a selection convention inside the next month. |
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Pale-skinned performance artists in skinny black shirts roamed the convention center. |
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Kamikawa finds herself among a growing group of Japanese public officials who buck the convention of button-down politics. |
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Accordingly, instead of mass media's big bulge of consensus and convention and conformity in the middle, the spectrum gets filled with all kinds of hinky stuff. |
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Great efforts were made by the corruptionists of the district to prevent his re-nomination, but when the convention met he received the votes of all but two counties. |
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The UK's ratification of the convention formally takes effect next month. |
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The crowd inside the convention center is very white, fairly old, and presumably decently rich. |
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Do you have a convention they are all going to and have it closer to the story line that was in Magic Mike? |
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A duty-free shop, a convention hall, a hotel, a long-stay housing estate and a variety of other tourist and entertainment businesses would all be housed in the complex. |
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The script's biggest flaw, however, is in breaking an ironclad convention of the genre and contradicting what's known about actual serial killers. |
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She said such a convention would be preferable to a constituent assembly, where members of the Senate and House of Representatives sit to propose amendments to the Charter. |
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He moved to reassure the convention that the government was working to solve crises in Africa that ultimately impacted on confidence in the local economy. |
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And the closer the convention came, the more skittish residents grew. |
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Amongst other things, Australia is signatory to a convention which actually requires Australia to apply human rights equally in a non-discriminatory way. |
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Leo and his friends also took the spinthariscope to an out-of-town astronomers convention and advertised that they had developed an optical system that could penetrate clouds. |
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I was buying a book from a vendor in a crowded, fluorescent-lit convention center. |
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In 1851, ex-slave Sojourner Truth addressed a convention of white suffragettes and white ministers debating which issue was more important, abolition or women's suffrage. |
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The outraged grammar stickler mistakes a convention for an immutable and fundamental law of the universe. |
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I got some negative feedback for my unenthralled response to Chris Christie's convention speech. |
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But the political game has changed, the media business is more unforgiving, and the old gavel-to-gavel, backroom-dealing, anything-can-happen convention is a distant memory. |
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For all the preparation cajoling, nose counting, bulk mailing, and robo calling the delegates the convention came down to a couple of hours of controlled chaos. |
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These latter qualities are often smothered by social convention and cultural prejudice which converge to constrain us from realising our full potential. |
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In this drop-ceiling convention room, stacking chairs and folding banquet tables on a stage where so many Shriners have auctioned fruit cakes for burn victims. |
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It is unnecessary to speculate whether the ejusdem generis rule ought to be applied to the wording of an international convention having the force of law in this country. |
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You can buy scale models of old tankers in the convention hall, too. |
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The palace is a place where, for all the laudible efforts at modernization and innovation, convention is still king. |
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The process of selecting presidential nominees has undergone a fundamental change over the past three decades even though the national nominating convention has remained essentially unchanged. |
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When there is separation from the familiar, when there is escape from the habitual, rules of social convention are not enforceable with the same efficacy as at home. |
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In other words, the works all draw inspiration from nature and biomorphic shapes, representing a widespread artistic convention of the World War II and post-war period. |
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He talks about attending the dum-dum convention in August, celebrating the 100th anniversary of Tarzan. |
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However, the convention itself makes it clear that it applies to all situations in which a subject population comes under the authority of a foreign occupier. |
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Participants got hip to this and more at Tease-O-Rama 2002, the second annual national convention devoted to reviving burlesque, go-go dancing, and vaudeville. |
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So many of the delegates who are coming to the convention are unbound delegates. |
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There are some early clues that the convention speakers will communicate a constellation of diversity. |
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CamelCase is the original wiki convention for creating hyperlinks. |
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This typically will give you access to the convention events and mixers. |
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With exhaustive detail, it patiently recreates an entire society, showing the webwork of behavior and convention that obstructs and defeats our best intentions. |
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His announcement made at the convention to select candidates for that ballot brings the curtain down on a political career stretching back to the sixties. |
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He got a primetime speaking slot at the convention and was named a co-chair of the Romney campaign. |
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Howard Fineman, looking camera-ready as usual, wandered the convention hall looking for swag. |
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The first lady thrilled the convention with a speech that melded politics and the personal. |
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So the Democratic gathering is the second convention to be bedeviled by bad weather. |
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In a convention that extends to infinity the rationalized powers of human attention, no atrocity need remain unexplained, no mystery unsolved, no mistake unrectified. |
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When those enemies are supposed to represent real people, however, this convention seems horribly misrepresentative to the point of being offensive. |
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I also find it kind of hard to believe that the conference and convention industry listens that attentively to the president. |
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The United States restricted the use of incendiaries like white phosphorus after Vietnam, and in 1983, an international convention banned its use against civilians. |
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But, and there is the rub, every member of the Cabinet is expected by acceptable social convention to then go out and promote and defend what has been pronounced. |
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As a group we then traveled to Rosita, where we spoke to a convention of Moravian pastors before heading to the Rio Prinzapolka, where we met up with Ivonne. |
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They customarily provided a plan or plot summary of the new offering, a convention that made the repetitive and derivative nature of modern playwriting all the more obvious. |
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With scant regard for the convention of the stretcher as support, Farber's paintings are conceived as bifacial and may be installed recto or verso. |
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They are are typically systemless scenarios designed for convention play. |
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The concept of fair competition then, is a global convention which both the multinational players and localised business entities are aware of and need to adhere to. |
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She raised her lips and eyebrows in a coy pout that I couldn't resist, so I broke all known social convention and filled her martini glass with scotch. |
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Really, though, the American Atheist convention in Salt Lake City is not a clash of opposites. |
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Atheists are holding their annual convention in Salt Lake City, but things have been surprisingly cordial. |
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But without question, Mr. Vander Zalm's re-entry into active politics at the party's Prince George convention instantly changed the political landscape in the province. |
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She arrived at the convention wearing a quadruple strand of pearls and significant diamond studs. |
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All right, Ann, this convention to be letter-perfect time wise. |
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The two-week convention caravan is now at rest, and Tampa and Charlotte are in the rear-view mirror. |
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The convention dictates that there must be a spanner in the works of an otherwise successful relationship, and Kissing Jessica Stein is no different. |
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Therefore, following the convention used by Rewcastle, the immobile, unified lacertilian crus-astragalocalcaneum will be referred to here as simply the crus. |
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That's why I'm speaking at the Log Cabin convention and couldn't be prouder to be doing so. |
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The congress venue was a big, boxshaped convention centre by the sea known as the Kursaal, the kernel of which is a large amphitheatre used by symphony orchestras. |
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We bunked together at a history convention early in our careers. |
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There is no formal convention in any genre of literature that would make it either possible or desirable to portray it in all its constancy and repetitiveness. |
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The original objective of the Federalist Papers was to convince New Yorkers to elect to their state ratifying convention delegates who would support the Constitution. |
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For Ryan, this means sitting in a booth at the convention and proffering sexy photos of herself to male passersby. |
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The Republican convention is set to cruise into town any day. |
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Yet to my unfurnished eyes, the early Tea Party folks looked like a convention of harmless, if fairly cranked-up Walmart greeters. |
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The Stalwarts hoped to swarm the convention and force a challenge to the delegate roll. |
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Yet their standard of living derives, not from their caring work, but from the social convention that family members share family resources on a more or less equal basis. |
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And the convention centre that became a squalid shelter in the chaotic days after the hurricane also reopened last week in an encouraging sign for the city's tourism industry. |
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After all, the Republican convention was chockablock with McCain doppelgangers. |
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He rejects the convention of wearing white tie and tails, preferring to conduct in a loose, floppy shirt that better suits his loose, floppy style. |
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The image-makers who have created the modern political convention instinctively hate spontaneity, conflict and any other human element that they cannot control. |
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Lawyers will claim that the system is so corrupt that it breaches obligations under the European convention on human rights to hold free and fair elections. |
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Chapters and medical facilities wishing to display a poster should bring it to the convention center and affix it to the display board provided with materials they supply. |
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But his lumbering lurch toward the Ted Cruz tin-foil-hat convention should instead be an object lesson for Republicans to come. |
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Leading officials of the Democratic Party are using the convention to wine and dine large donors and solicit more funds for the final months of the campaign. |
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Rather, this is an excerpt taken from his address to the convention in his race for governor, where 2500 supporters aggrandized him with numerous standing ovations. |
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Santorum has played along, saying the odds of a brokered convention are increasing. |
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The RNC leased 450 buses to shuttle delegates between hotels as far as 30 miles away to the convention center. |
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The age-old convention of the church wedding is on the wane. |
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For example, the addition of a stem carries no essential meaning that requires a minim to last half as long as a semibreve, but convention dictates it. |
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The award that by convention should have gone to the student with the highest grade went instead to the teacher's favorite. |
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In 1968, at the ripe age of 14, I was at the Miami convention carrying my Rockefeller sign on the convention floor. |
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Who helps build convention centers and adjacent hotels so cities can attract convention business? |
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Well, apparently there was some sort of cosplay convention nearby, because there were a bunch of people in odd costumes wandering in the area, munching cheeseburgers. |
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Delegates to the Democratic convention in Boston, though, did not have to hide their Kerry buttons to avoid being assaulted, harassed, or misdirected by Republican protestors. |
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The choice of the van, traditionally considered a vehicle for trapping women, amusingly turns the convention on its head. |
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Earlier this month, additional protection was given under this convention to the queen conch mollusk, a popular food item famous for its enormous pink shell. |
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Around 6000 fellow airline professionals from around the world attended the convention and award ceremony, the largest event in the industry's calendar. |
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Inside the convention center, workmen walked the halls where, earlier in the day, world leaders paraded among their entourages. |
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Lauren Ashburn on how gauging the impact of a convention speech depends on where you sit. |
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King reminisced about his convention and was astounded at how little bad-blood lingered. |
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The oblique back view of the cheval mirror in Boucher's picture evokes a convention with a long and venerable history in painter's self-portraits. |
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The Second Hague Peace Conference adopted a convention establishing a new court of arbitral justice but could not agree on a procedure for appointing the judges. |
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Each city's convention and visitors bureau is offering a sampling of the best restaurants, entertainment hot spots, and cultural places for you and your family to enjoy. |
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Although the urge to live-blog the convention was strong, I resisted. |
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A team of researchers in England is challenging that convention with a magnetic microcircuit that carries out simple but important steps in computation. |
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The convention only gains legitimacy when Washington agrees to not only attend it, but preside over it. |
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It was accordingly agreed that this convention should request the London Committee of Correspondence to give the earliest intelligence of what passes in parliament. |
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The convention of naming deconstructors by extending the constructor name with the suffix is really just a crude but simple way of associating a deconstructor with a constructor. |
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Four days of gavel-to-gavel convention watching have reminded me, a professional speaker, of the difference between bad, mediocre, good, and great speechifying. |
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Each girl's escort is responsible for her, at least for an evening, a convention that forces college boys to see themselves as protectors and to act chivalrously. |
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Judging by the well-dressed canine and feline patrons at the convention center, it looks like Golden is not alone. |
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And while there is no data to provide proof, it's quite likely that those bellying up to the bar are older than usual when a large convention or trade show is in town. |
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Last week I even gave a talk at a crop circle convention in Glastonbury. |
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Here those favoring the wealthy are following social convention and may even see themselves securing the benefaction of the patron for the church. |
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Planning officers were in the gun for a report to councillors on the company's plan to take some airspace to expand its convention centre that left out critical comments. |
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The Stalwarts had bolted the Red Gym and were holding a shadow convention to nominate their own candidates at the opera house. |
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After surveying the postgame punditry of the convention finale, I had to wonder if I was at the same event. |
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The Convention has several protocols, which amend the convention framework. |
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But the AFCA, seeking more than just X's and O's, created the PDS for the annual convention in January. |
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Protocol 2 did not amend the text of the convention as such, but stipulated that it was to be treated as an integral part of the text. |
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This new weekly comedy is an irreverent and lusty send-up of space adventure, ripping apart pop culture and sci-fi convention as only SCI FI can. |
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Democrats Abroad holds seats on the DNC and sends a voting delegation to the quadrennial convention to nominate our presidential candidate. |
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The modern convention is to use the old calendar for the date and month while using the new for the year. |
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It was originally called Ark but became Ark Raleigh, following the convention at the time by which the ship bore the name of its owner. |
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In Ireland, a convention had been called earlier in the year, and had already declared for Charles. |
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A current convention on the Earth uses the opposite of the IRM as the basis for the International Date Line. |
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Each of the winners was publicly recognized at the Wyoming Association of Municipalities convention in Gillette, Wyo. |
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The opposing political party is deploying high profile speakers to counterprogram the convention with small rallies at nearby sites. |
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The room was double booked for a convention and a wedding in the same night. |
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The Hague convention on adoption was somewhat of a disaster. |
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The convention organisation itself creaked a little, but a good time was had by all. |
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The convention also delivered a slap to the technocrats who have held the reins of government for more than a decade. |
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The convention set out its terms and William and Mary were proclaimed at Edinburgh on 11 April 1689, then had their coronation in London in May. |
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Because the Labour Party had a clear majority within the convention the Scottish National Party withdrew. |
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Graham attended the convention at the start but withdrew four days later when its support for William became evident. |
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However, certain types of legislation are required, either by constitutional convention or by law, to be introduced into a specific chamber. |
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Additionally, complete menus for each of the hotel's restaurants, and a list of group and convention value dates is provided. |
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The convention of driving on the left hand side of the road has been retained in much of the former empire. |
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