He shows, in sum, that one is virtuous if and only if one is a philosopher, for he adds to Book Four's insistence that virtue requires knowledge the new claim that only philosophers have knowledge (esp. 474b-480a).
In the end, only 29 people subscribed, at least one of whom is likely to have been a police informant.
In the 2000 edition of Lonely Planet's Yucatán guide, the introductory map shows 14 highlights of the peninsula, and Calakmul is not one.
It is shown that two continuous maps are conjugate if and only if some conjugacy algebra of one is isomorphic to some conjugacy for the other.
Since its inception, the Yale Medal has been presented to 272 individuals, all of whom not only showed extraordinary devotion to the ideals of the University, but also were conspicuous in demonstrating their support of Yale through extensive, exemplary service on behalf of Yale as a whole or one of its many schools, institutes, or programs.
In 2050 there will be 66 to 81 million Afghans, 12 million of whom will be angry, unemployed, uneducated men 15 to 30 years old; if only one in one thousand decides he wants to be a suicide bomber, there will be 12,000 volunteers.
Over the past four years Matt has made a lot of changes and assembled a great team; right now we have more than 50 employees, of whom only one or two are from the early, purely nonprofit days.
The study was small, with only 11 respondents (most of whom were female) and was conducted in only one setting.
In 2006, over 5,000 children aged between 15 and 17 entered prison; during 2005-06, 824 children under 15 were imprisoned, only 48 of whom were convicted of crimes considered "grave".
All told, 1,425,219 refugees are on its books, most of whom get aid in one form or another.
Perhaps the most uncomfortable Jews are the 29 in Congress, only one of whom is a Republican.
