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spec: If you look at your other option , instead of a tap on the shoulder , segregating adult and minor computers , you could set up a haven for child predators and pediphiles to be able to go into public libraries , escaping legal scrutiny to have the access to that type of information , and with no supervision . Later these aircraft moved closer to North Vietnam , where -- operating under the call sign Disco -- they directed airborne intercepts against North Vietnamese fighters . He also works with the school of family and consumer sciences ' $ 15 million capital campaign for a new building . Double mandates and the central role of the board of directors as a whole The debate about whether the functions of chairman of the board and CEO need to be segregated has , in my view , paid too little heed to the role of the board as a whole . Thus the introduction of the stirrup depended on the evolution of feudal relations and the emergence of knights , while gunpowder was only applied to warfare after capitalist development made possible the use of mercenaries . Many studies suggest that the absence of prevention and early intervention programs has fueled greater pressure on schools to push youth with disabilities into alternative education settings and the juvenile justice system ( Osher et al. 2002 ) . Even though some records may initially be readily reproducible , the need to segregate exempt from nonexempt records may cause the releasable material to not be readily reproducible . From a storage standpoint , the 1910.119 standard would not apply to an employer who segregates his inventory by dispersing storage of highly hazardous chemicals , such as ammonia , in amounts which do not exceed the threshold quantity so that a release from one storage area would not contribute to or cause a release from others around the workplace . The excuses are various , including student security ( a school for homosexuals ) , a curiously racist view of " learning styles " ( a school for black males ) , a desperate need for federal money offered only for " bilingual education " ( a school in the Bronx divided de facto between Spanish and non-Spanish speakers ) , and the ignorant discomfort , traditionally American , which segregates school from school and groups within schools by ethnic allegiance . The final regulations provide that use of financed property by a nongovernmental person that is not general public use is not necessarily private business use . For students with disabilities , Madison first emerged as a national leader in providing inclusive education in 1977 , when it closed Badger School , a segregated facility for students with cognitive disabilities . The problems are challenging and require considerable ingenuity and insight , but little technical knowledge beyond calculus . Please look at this information carefully and update as necessary . Neither house attracted bats during its first season , so Stevens called BCI for advice . Ireland questions how far the Court will go in curtailing women 's rights . That is why it may be conjectured that the methods described above can substantially contribute to the progress in pre-university education in many countries . I can send you our packing list if you like . And in order for - - at the very minimum , in order for a multinational organization to be valid and effective , something has to happen other than resolutions . The proposed Division also contains rules for segregating assets of life insurance companies into : assets that relate to complying superannuation business ; and assets that relate to immediate annuity and other exempt business . Gallery director William Biety has gone out on a limb in terms of his pairing of ceramic artist Rebekah Bogard with Gonzalez 's work , in an installation that mixes the pieces rather than segregates them . Taller houses and upper stories seem to be more attractive . Seventy-six spaces were segregated from the rest for black couples . Take it for granted . If self-pollinated plants from half of the yellow kernels from the 1:1 ears segregate for white kernels , all of which produce pastel seedlings , it would be reasonable to assume that the plants with 1:1 ears came from discordant kernels with embryos of the genotype y1 y1 - Mu . Section IV of the attachment called " Preventing Inadvertent Disclosures " provides tip in marking , segregating , and handling sensitive information . Again , you do not have to read the whole chapter to find the main points . However , sometimes the test of the selfed ear from both parents indicates that this is not the case ( i.e ., neither parental selfed ear segregates for a mutant ) . They conclude : `` Our results clearly indicated that the intent to use a ball-control offense to keep the other team from scoring is misguided . The term lacks precision and is understood in various ways . After the Field Director had investigated the possibility of a crusade in a community and approved a time for it , in consultation with the evangelist involved , he assigned a crusade associate ( later known as coordinator ) from the BGEA staff to act as consultant and motivator for the crusade committees set up by local volunteers . Last , use the ads for other positions as a research tool to give you further information about companies in the area . Content type is the default sort ; this is the sort that segregates legislation from committee reports , committee reports from the Congressional Record , et cetera . Students should apply through CSUMentor , an online resource that helps students and their families learn about the CSU system , track their success in meeting admission requirements throughout their high school or community college attendance , select a CSU campus to attend , apply online , and plan to obtain financial aid . There may no longer be laws segregating people by skin colour , but government policies in many countries effectively segregate blacks and whites .