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spec: `` Africa 's elephant population was cut in half in the 1970s and 1980s and the slaughter was stopped only when CITES declared an all-out ban on the ivory trade in 1989 . This drill went a little more smoothly but even so , I still felt the weight of being a rookie . As reason is incomplete without faith , so also reason is not alien to faith . " Even so , I still think it 's a good insurance policy , " Gilje said . For Sasha , the first effects came during the Roosevelt administration , when `` [ t ] he war changed everything . Health care organizations are highly bureaucratic , steeped in both military and the religious structures of the past , and so sometimes it just seems too hard to make those changes . After playing with this for 30 minutes or so , I still don ’ t get it — why would I want the name of my bookmarks to change regularly ? Available in many styles and prices , caskets may be made from metal , wood , fiberglass , or plastic . Even so , I still have problems seeing Creston as a neo-Romantic . Even so , I still can ’ t completely shake this feeling that we SHOULD be better than that when much evidence indicates that we are not . The Combined Fund would , of course , have to look elsewhere to recover those lost revenues.20 Presumably , the Fund would look first to interest earned on the AML Fund ; if that source proved insufficient to cover the costs of providing benefits , the Fund would then be required to impose an unassigned beneficiary premium on all assigned operators . The Diploma programme follows the same curriculum as the BSc Nursing programme . The first is that there is no method that is truly O ( N ) . And he does not say , For I say unto you by the wisdom of God , or , for I say unto you by the Law given of God , but , " by the grace , " so reminding them continually of the benefits done them , so as to make them more submissive , and to show that even on this account , they were under an obligation to obey what is here said . " For scholars , the experience generally proves so satisfying they seldom ever get Chautauqua out of their systems . '' Tr ., p. 20 . We're in a unique position .