This means that if the police raid your home with a search warrant for pot and shoot you dead, even if your family can show that the shooting was unlawful, the police would be liable only for something like funeral expenses if they could show that "more likely than not," you had sold some pot, or at some point possessed a large enough quantity of the drug to merit a felony charge.
So, a more accurate comparison would examine the group of individuals who have at some point possessed concealed handgun licenses, in tandem with a random selection of people who never sought licenses.
Shea has devoted a chapter to some of the luminaries of phone-book collecting, including Gwillim Law, a computational linguist in North Carolina, who at one point possessed more than thirty-five hundred outdated volumes.
First, no statement calling for Israel's destruction can be allowed to pass, particularly when it comes from a leader whose country may, as Tony Blair has said, at some future point possess nuclear weapons.
Then has at least one fixed point possessing the property of -continuity.
"I'm really interested in all of the trash we've accumulated and how these objects at one point possessed so much value".
Each, at one point, possessed considerable, if not stratospheric, cultural capital the fact that McQueen is the only one whose destruction was private is perhaps connected to his male identity, all the more so than his trade.
Each, at one point, possessed considerable, if not stratospheric, cultural capital the fact that McQueen is the only one whose destruction was private is perhaps connected to his male identity, moreso than his trade.
In this model of serial founder effects, each founding event produces a loss of genetic diversity, so the populations at the greatest distance from the starting point possess the lowest heterozygosity.
For suppose that a body of four points possesses weight.
The patient with higher MASCC score (score ≥21 points) possesses a lower risk to develop serious complications from FN [ 22].
