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spec: This is never explained . Plus , they expected their charges to be brave , charitable , obedient , respectful , and pure in thought , word and deed . With this difference : that when the Republicans promise to have the check burned to ashes , they expect the old person to be grateful to them for taking away their safety net . As Thomas Jefferson wrote : " If a nation expects to be ignorant and free , in a state of civilization , it expects what never was and never shall be . The last time the oil companies looked at oil shale , they expected the Federal taxpayer to build them a water pipeline from the Great Lakes which they could exploit for free . Spanish names : coralilloDistinguishing FeaturesThis slender snake reaches lengths of slightly over 3 feet ( 90 cm ) . The primary responsibility of the department is the delivery of clinical , perioperative care , which was rendered to 1,876 procedures during over 5,200 patient care hours , including 95 emergencies in FY ' 98 . The agency explained that eventually , either through market forces or government regulation , it expects that " smart " passenger-side air bags will be installed in passenger cars and light trucks to mitigate these adverse effects . In other words , you expect the poor old believer to know how much weight his prayer will carry , taking care not to exaggerate when he is praying to a saint , for example , because he risks adoring him and that would never do for a saint . The men carried two ladders across the prison yard to the wall after dark . The time and effort senior leaders expend in scanning and interpreting the implications of changes in the external environment for their institution not only expands their personal and collective knowledge , but also facilitates a common , proactive view of their institution 's future . Glaciers in the Alps , the Andes , Alaska , and central Asia have been rapidly shrinking , contributing to sea-level rise and often causing floods . And it 's one he 's broadcasting beyond the cardmaker 's Kansas City campus : he self-published his book , Orbiting the Giant Hairball : A Corporate Fool 's Guide to Surviving with Grace , in 1996 , and Viking will republish it in April . In the August 1996 NPRM , the agency explained that eventually , either through market forces or government regulation , it expects that " smart " passenger-side air bags will be installed in passenger cars and light trucks to mitigate these adverse effects . Suicide bombers look forward to death because , as shuhada ( singular shahid ) , or martyrs , they expect to be rewarded by Allah in paradise while they and their families gain social status within their societies . The overlap between the ideas that animated old feminism and what the Pope calls the '' culture of death `` is not a matter of merely theoretical or intellectual interest . These requirements are being imposed on all new projects , Mr. Pfutzenreuter said , and in some cases they make the project `` look undoable . Europe has taken the early lead in the global IPTV market , thanks to patchy satellite and cable coverage . However , they expected stock prices to stay around their recent lows for a while because of concern that ( 1 ) the adjustment in the U.S. economy and stock prices might continue longer than expected , ( 2 ) Japanese corporate earnings might be revised downward , and ( 3 ) there might be a deterioration in the supply-demand balance of stocks due to unwinding of cross-shareholdings . When Americans donate money to a charitable organization , they expect the bulk of their contribution to go toward current programs , rather than be put in reserve . As she threw herself into the dark cold river , she expected death to embrace her kindly , the way Goethe had described it in The Sorrows of Young Werther : " I do not shudder to take the cold and fatal cup . Prerequisite : MTH 95 or appropriate SOU placement level . I think that given the variety of issues that we've talked about , the differences and sensitivity and the like , I think there really have to be differences and one of the things that I've discovered in my years of working this issue here is when the U.S. passes privacy laws , they expect them to be followed and they expect them to be enforced and that makes it really important . It 's very proud of its ability to cut easy things with scissors , help with some zippers , pitch in with the eating , & c. Now he was living in a space he had dug out under his burnt house . " In the case of an operational vehicle , like a commercial airliner or something like that , the events that you use the vehicle for - takeoff and landing and transporting people and then also the turnaround in between flights - if it 's an operational vehicle , you expect each one of these events will be nearly identical and repeatable , " he said . We also had an education room for arts and crafts , games and research . For example , when a panel of experts , by a 28-0 vote , declared a drug safe for over-the-counter sales in December , they expected the Food and Drug Administration to approve it for nonprescription use soon thereafter . In general , when you write a program that executes a series of Callable Figaro commands , you expect every one of them to work , and you want the program to stop prematurely if one of them fails . '' This developer toolkit enables organizations to build applications and devices that meet the field-of-use guidelines set out by the National Security Agency ( NSA ) to protect mission-critical national security information . For number qua number has peculiar attributes , such as oddness and evenness , commensurability and equality , excess and defect , and these belong to numbers either in themselves or in relation to one another . The company said that excluding those costs and the dilution accompanying the conversion of the preferred stock , it expects to post second-quarter earnings of 40 to 41 cents a share , which is two pennies ahead of the company 's previous estimate and ahead of the 39-cent Wall Street analyst consensus estimate . I guess it goes without saying that if you're forking over 6000 clams for a ticket , you expect something more than a soda and peanuts . Communists , in general , build up a strange illusion : fanatics on the subject of power , they expect to secure through a central force , and in the special case in question , through collective wealth , by a sort of reversion , the welfare of the laborer who has created this wealth : as if the individual came into existence after society , instead of society after the individual .