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spec: But Papatola seems to miss the larger point that , no matter who takes the job , they 'll be hired and reviewed by the very same board , and supervise most of the same staff in the same infrastructure and the same organizational culture . Many of the larger jellyfish extend their tentacles to great lengths ( 30ft or more ) to intercept prey items . The claimant and the defendant then do not have to appear in court . From reading of this section , it is apparent that the Congress considered the use of a cessation order if such a dangerous condition existed while the permittee was engaged in either surface coal mining or in reclamation operations at the time that the condition or the practice existed which created the imminent danger . This way would be the best way to find the larger fish because most boats set up for ocean fishing usually have a fish detecting sonar device which can come in very handy at times not only showing you where the fish are but also showing you how deep of water you are in . On that joyous morning the bell in the tower of Old Main pealed out once more , classes were dismissed and the entire campus participated in a parade that toured the Hamline community . In Houston , as in the rest of the American South up until the 1950s , the police force reflected and enforced the segregation of the larger society . On another front , the problem of pests developing resistance to control measures - the bane of farmers for decades - means that carefully designed crops and resistance plans are essential . Such objects would have much larger event horizons , which would account for the larger sizes and lower temperatures associated with the quasisoft sources . With so many spies doubling as reporters , and journalists moonlighting as government agents , '' now the biggest problem is lack of trust in each other , `` he said .