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spec: It judges the desires and thoughts of man 's heart . The Greek translators did not want use any proper name for God and certainly not two different ones . The parallel dark and bright bands and many other large-scale features are quasi-permanent structures that survive despite the intense small-scale activity ongoing in the atmosphere . Considering the extent of wetland loss across the basin it seems reasonable to assume a similar magnitude of amphibian population loss . I understand that the statute permits a judge the discretion to deny all Federal benefits for a specified period of time ( with the exclusion of those benefits exempted by statute from coverage under this provision ) . Ignacio , who also suffers from diabetes and high blood pressure , was treated with a severe case of sleep apnea and is now using a CPAP on a nightly basis . One difficulty is language ; the first language of many Aboriginal people is not the language ( English or French ) in which they have been expected to study . The class judged the prom , held at the elegant Palais Royale with the popular Ted Weems band , a huge success . The 6210 is designed to work on analog lines with a modem , fax , or cordless phone . Article III of the Constitution guarantees to federal judges the right to continue in office during good behavior , and prohibits the diminution of their compensation . To a specialist , this might be judged the end of MAD . A key design goal of Credence is to ensure that users can control the factors that influence their network reputation , and that users rely only on relevant data when judging the authenticity of files . " I want to reserve as reasonable standards for my own consumption and for judging the consumption of others the heritage of Puritanism that recognizes possession as an inappropriate aim of life , however valuable a means ; of a Quakerism that recognizes the vanity of goods and , in a modern ecological variant , mores from objecting to the vanity of goods before God to the wastefulness of goods before a resource-scarce and unequal world ; of a republicanism that scouts out dangers of private satisfaction in the face of public squalor - not that private satisfaction in itself is wrong but that insofar as it removes people from a concern for essential elements of a public life it is dangerous ; of a Marxist or socialist vision that sees that for every act of consumption there is an act of production and that a calculus that would weigh the worth of the consumption of goods must take into account the human dignity of the work that went into their production ; and of an aesthetic elitism that , without making beauty of class privilege or craftsmanship a religious cult , honors both utilitarian and aesthetic standards of grace and durability , form and function . It should be noted that ECE includes both stimulation activities for children below 2-3 years of age , and other center based activities for children between 2-3 and 6 years of age . Full details will be available shortly on the BBSRC website . `` ) , or hyphen ( '' - `` ) . I found a site that still mourned the loss of Czar Nicholas by the evil Bolsheviks . Lastly , they felt there could be difficulty in judging the quality of interdisciplinary and multidisciplinary research . The Board also issued three editions of the OPE newsletter during FY 2003 . But All Quiet on the Western Front had , before all this happened , been a bestseller in Germany , and the Germans had also wept but their tears sprang from a different source than those of the British and the French. For example , Paul and his company are ' sent out to evacuate a district ' the Allies did not forcibly evacuate whole districts as the Germans did in occupied Belgium and northern France . Child support staff were able to share with the judges the frequency of specific fact patterns . For now , that 's a happy exception as viewers share with the judges the occasional pleasure of meeting someone who 's really good . This , of course , is premised on the belief that , objectively , people should judge the value of risky prospects according to their expected value ( e.g ., Arrow , 1965 ) . Difficulties can arise when the reviewer judges the story by the techniques used in writing it . E. Hitchingham displayed the proposed architectural lobby drawings that were presented with the Class of 1945 's pledged gift of $ 100,000 for lobby renovations . Last week , I laid out the main criteria that savvy investors should use when judging the quality of a mutual fund 's management team . I refuse to judge the choices of Amy Herndon , a beloved friend and co-student of mine who is about to take a blind step into the American Armed Forces during a war . Report says : `` New teachers begin their four-year commitment in the summer in an intensive , seven-week teacher-training institute , and groups of four to five began teaching in thirteen high needs Massachusetts public school districts in the fall of 1999 '' ( Massachusetts Department of Education , 1999a , p. 20 ) . These are welcome suggestions indeed . For the Nile certainly flows out of Libya , dividing it down the middle , and as I conceive , judging the unknown from the known , rises at the same distance from its mouth as the Ister . If such identification step can be performed robustly , a feedback control policy that drives the molecular simulation to the bifurcation point can be constructed . The team judged the most outstanding at each level will be invited to present their research to the NASA Challenge Master in a 2-way videoconference . Our opponents will use it to judge the intensity and depth of our support . During your initial physical examination , your plastic surgeon may find that you would be a good candidate for less invasive procedures which would still allow you to meet your appearance goals . The transfer function of CANT is used in order to transfer employee 's payment from one employee id number to other . At the Washington meeting , military and intelligence experts discussed lessons learned from previous exercises and operations and prepped for future practice and real-world interdictions .