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spec: Additionally , the group of eleven state institutions will share access to a ' dim ' archive of each paper journal for a modest cost . During his eight and one-half years at the Court , Chapas oversaw the court 's police and initiated a number of security programs to safeguard both the personal security of the Justices and building security . '' From Leicester , Kornberg moved to Cambridge , where he took up studying how bacteria import fructose - a project that occupies him to this day . What 's more , a revival of the practice of male circumcision - - removing the foreskin that has been shown to be highly permeable to the virus - - may also prove essential to successful AIDS prevention . Do you see this tension between being rich and being good ? Professor Accused of Career Intimidation Incident Highlights Growing Research RiftAllegations made against a prominent MIT professor regarding his actions during the Institute ’ s failed recruitment of a young female scientist have raised concerns about the tensions between the Institute ’ s neuroscience units and the ability of professors in the two major neuroscience centers to collaborate on research . A review follows of current scrap recycling technologies and compares the vehicle recycling regulations in the United States , European Union , and Japan . " By May 2002 , 16 months after Nexxlink acquired FokusGroup , the downward shift in the market had changed the substance of the original deal dramatically , causing some tension between the two companies . They were acutely aware of the tensions between the demands of the business enterprise and caring and family responsibilities . '' They define `` real choice '' as a woman 's right to decide whether or not to have children based on her feelings and beliefs , rather than basing that decision on economic necessity or governmental coercion . The SPD was deeply shaken by the rebellion of the trade union leaders against the party . Human knowing inevitably involves a tension between particular and universal , between the multiplicity of reality as it presents itself and the unity toward which all things tend . This includes arranging training courses for Philips staff ( Product Managers ) and seminars for customers . This tension between the movements ' radicalism and centrism suggests that American society was still very much in transition from one epoch to another : the Revolution was not yet complete . Through John Doe 's story , Seager explores the tensions between the medical and legal systems . goods destined for final consumption , capital formation or export ) , and intermediate goods ( ie , goods that flow into intermediate consumption for further processing ) . Grade 2 is characterised as ' critique ' and here documentary aesthetics are utilised in a more ambivalent way setting up a tension between an explicit critique of documentary , and an acceptance of the factual discourse . We have about 12,000 students a semester taking online courses that are credit-oriented . This closed environment provides a measure of control not inherent in the Net allowing for greater protection of information and control of bandwidth and processing resources . " There always was a tension between African-American religion and this music , which was viewed as ' the devil 's music . Again , the Pre-Raphaelites were fascinated with this tension between physicality and the sublime . you see , there was some tension between the British and the Americans at the time , because it 's a British mission , basically it was a British mission . The strains occasioned by the unplanned influx of additional staff may be minor when compared with the long-term benefits , but they have undoubtedly affected service provision and the workflow of permanent staff . In my paper I intend to chart the complex paths and relays through which the tensions between documentary and fantasy , reportage and reverie , make their mark on Peck 's attempts to address cinematically the difficult question of the truth of Haiti . It saves trouble . Yes , there is a tension between " does that guy stay in power with whom we're working cooperatively , " and the pressure for democracy . I lived in what was then the Soviet Union for a couple of years , and I checked in with our consulate , just as people do when they spend extended periods of time overseas . The server is not allowed to interpret the contents of the client 's name in any other way except to identify the client . The LHC program is an example of what can be achieved by people at universities and laboratories of many nations working together cooperatively . While on its face , there may seem to be some tension between tree conservation and water conservation , many communities are recognizing in reality they are actually very complementary . For this second assignment , you will draw on these sources to discover a problem that you will explore , such as a tension between the sources , a contradiction between them , or differences in their position on an important issue in the context of schizophrenia . There is some tension between the Wounaan way of life and the modern Panamanian state , as Isla San Antonio is now part of a ntional park . This is a slight change in semantics from GCC versions 3.0 and earlier . McCabe ( 1997 ) explores the tensions between the potential of computer conferencing as represented by theoretical models and its actual applications in Higher Education . Throughout book 3 , this tension between the narrator and the audience remains unchanged and appears to be irremediable . The Russian nuclear power sector is throwing it 's own version ... The defaults in our example screen are the recommended ones . These tensions between vendors and the local-state inform the production of vendor landscapes .