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But the need to obtain a wider degree of consent to taxation, and perhaps also the impact of new ideas derived from Roman law, led to change.

In the US, pressure from Congress and other stakeholders in the 1990s led to efforts to make processes for setting research priorities for the National Institutes of Health more explicit, and to include a wider degree of input from the public and other stakeholders [ 7, 8].

Learning this simple tactic, allows you to monitor a wider degree of space and detect something suspicious, leading us to our next point.

The section is not really designed to capture the conduct in question, and we should never bend the criminal law to capture a wider degree of conduct.

That counter-balance is best secured through instruments of direct democracy such as primary elections, referendums, and an electoral system such as the single transferable vote enabling voters to exercise a wider degree of choice.

A few of these attacks managed to gain a wider degree of media and popular attention than the rest because they involved especially young victims, who are often presented by the press as uniquely innocent and therefore tragic casualties.

It is a good time for the Hemisphere to look at a Marshall Plan for the island, keeping in mind that, as in the original plan, both economic help and investment need to be fully matched by major efforts to get Cuba to build a more open economy, better access to resources and a wider degree of individual freedom.

"If this is counterfeited to a wide degree, people will be less willing to accept it and the Internet business will slow down over all". Sales of postal money orders have already been declining, from 233 million money orders in 2000 to 188 million last year.

The press's endless reporting on Donald Trump already served to normalize his disgusting behavior; that has been analyzed ad nauseam and, to a wide degree, accepted.

Response shift is now known to affect adaptation to a wide degree of health conditions, including MS [ 29], the result of an adaptive response to a changed health status, and as such is viewed as a positive phenomenon.

It is therefore important to investigate how hazards maps can be designed to maintain a wide degree of relevance, legibility, and applicability among a diverse group of stakeholders.

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