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spec: Perhaps nothing has been more destructive to Washington 's current ability to function than the belief that `` Bush lied '' about WMD , most notably Joe Wilson 's foundational charge in the New York Times that Mr. Bush lied about Iraq 's attempts to buy uranium from Niger . An effort in which Esther Dyson and Pindar Wong have had participation , a related one in which Joop Teernstra and Vittorio Bertola have had some leadership , etc ., are vying for the continuation of efforts to organize at large members , quoting the Accra resolution to encourage such activity . The extent to which project respondents trust alliance partners to show goodwill and not take unfair advantage . There is no level of attainment so high that we are allowed to slack off , performing beneath that level which has already been attained . Lying to who ? The real extent of injuries , chronic illness , long-term disabilities and genetic birth defects wo n't be apparent for five to 10 years . Construction and bridge loans are illustrative , not exclusive , examples of temporary financing . This is the product of the extents of its dimensions . IF IT IS RIGHT for the United States to hold the Philippine Islands permanently and imitate European empires in the government of colonies , the Republican Party ought to state its position and defend it , but it must expect the subject races to protest against such a policy and to resist to the extent of their ability . The authors concluded that the devices can reduce speeds , crashes , and injuries , but that the extent of benefits depend heavily on the details of the situations . If country B also has nuclear weapons and the leaders of country A know this , then A , according to theory , will be deterred from a nuclear attack on country B. Authors can create ambient sound over the entire scene by setting the minFront and minBack to the maximum extents of the scene . This questionnaire should also examine the extent to which an institution provides training for its academic advisors and whether this training is appropriate for the type of advising provided . Lubbock , McLennan and Bexar counties are included only to the extent of the sub-county zone boundaries . Figures are not necessarily comparable among countries because taxonomic concepts and the extent of knowledge vary ( for the latter reason , country totals of species and endemics may be underestimates ) . Two specific sites in Cornwall have presented particular challenges , mainly arising from the extent of the infection and the topography of the area , to the usual processes of containment and eradication . Nationally , the project involves approximately 300 teachers and has resulted in recognition by the Washington Association of Supervision and Curriculum Development and the Washington Science Teachers Association . At a general meeting of CTA members , she received a positive reaction to the idea . `` The partnership between HHMI and Berkeley Lab in the construction of the new crystallography beamlines is a marvelous beginning in facilitating the multidisciplinary interactions that will shape the biology of the 21st Century . Flood cleanup activities may involve the use of gasoline-or diesel-powered pumps , generators , and pressure washers . shape of an array The extents of all the dimensions of an array listed in order . The mind-merging that sometimes occurs in text communication may even cause developmentally advanced people to dip into periods of selfobject transferences . When the agency issues a final order notifying the complainant that it will not fully implement the administrative judge 's decision , the case involves removal , separation or suspension continuing beyond the date of the order , and the administrative judge 's decision provided for retroactive restoration , the agency must comply with the decision to the extent of the temporary or conditional restoration of the employee to duty status in the position stated by the administrative judge pending the outcome of the appeal . We very much need it , '' Dr. Sullivan said . Nucleoside analogues may be associated with mitochondrial toxicity leading to potentially serious long-term side effects such as lactic acidosis and disorders of lipid metabolism , ( 6 ) but the extent to which emtricitabine may contribute to such effects is not known . A key public concern about GM crops is the extent to which they are equivalent to conventionally bred varieties . If the Premises are destroyed or become uninhabitable the Total Charge , or a fair proportion of it ( to be determined by the University ) according to the extent of the damage , shall not be payable until the Premises can be used by the Student or the Student is accommodated in alternative University accommodation . The Box 's size field specifies the extents of the the box along the X , Y , and Z axes respectively and must be greater than 0.0 . This selection , If I Had a Pig ( Inkpen , 1988 ) , uses a predictable pattern , narrated by a child describing a fanciful set of events that he and his pet pig might do : make a house , paint pictures , have fights , and so forth until it is time to `` tell him a story and take him to bed . A standard averaging period for these numbers , which often better represent the true intensity of the tropical cyclone , is not unanimously used and more research is necessary . Their object in having war and in preparing for war is to make money . He was confined so other people could control the armed forces . The decision to grant a compulsory license shall specify the scope or extent of the license , and in particular the term for which it is granted , the subject matter of the license and the amount of royalties and the conditions for the payment thereof , without prejudice to the provisions of Article 49 of this Decision . The truth is that the extent of interest in Hipparchus 's discovery of the precession between his own time and that of Ptolemy is at present entirely unknown - - entirely , that is , unless my interpretation of the Mithraic mysteries is correct , in which case we now know significantly more than we did previously about the impact of Hipparchus 's work . [ 50 ] This illustrates the need for international organization in the campaign to eradicate torture . A skin-test conversion was defined as an increase of 10 mm or move in induration within the previous two years . This work updates and expands Plants of Southernmost Texas , published by the Gorgas Science Foundation in 1990 . It is the nature of voluntary cooperation that all parties benefit , at least to the extent to which they are well informed about the exchange .