If that is so, we must ask what the relation is between the matter that composes a particular and the universals that inhere in it that inhere simultaneously in "this" matter and in "that" matter.
In that matter, prosecutors accused the bank of misleading investors when it sold them a mortgage security in early 2008.
In that matter, players accused the league of failing to warn them about a banned diuretic in the supplement StarCaps, even though it knew the supplement contained it.
In that matter, the newspaper had paid Armstrong nearly $500,000 after it published claims from "L.A. Confidentiel" that he had used performance-enhancing drugs.
In that matter, as with this current one, eBay/PayPal spokespeople said that preventing fraud — not enhancing profits, by accumulating bank interest — was the point of hanging on to the money.
In that matter, the Supreme Court held that call records were not protected by the Fourth Amendment because suspects had exposed that metadata to their phone companies and had no reasonable expectation of privacy.
In that matter, Bank of America has argued that A.I.G. has no right to sue it for fraud because A.I.G. sold the securities to Maiden Lane II and so transferred the litigation rights to the New York Fed.
In that matter, beneficiaries and a public administrator appointed by a surrogate's court alleged that Mr. Morrissey had exploited a woman during a revision of her will on July 17 , 1997
In that matter, one way to measure the scientific progress of a country is to evaluate the curriculum vitae (CV) of its researchers.
In that matter, different surface treatments have been described, such as silanization and application of an adhesive system [3, 4, 28 32], to ensure the bond between the resin-based materials and FP.
In that matter, AMD had complained that Intel used its "Intel Inside" marketing program under which Intel helps PC manufacturers pay for advertising campaigns as leverage against PC makers who also used AMD chips in their computers.
