At the time, Facebook was available only to college students, and before joining it you had to provide your real name, your birthday, and a valid school e-mail address — the equivalent of being carded at the door.
From a historic perspective, the deterioration around the plaza reflects a broader failing in the Burnham-era vision, namely the idea that the Market Street corridor running northeast from the Civic Center to the Ferry Building at the waterfront would develop into San Francisco's pre-eminent commercial address, the equivalent of Fifth Avenue in Manhattan.
Addressing an equivalent orthodoxy in pop music, Denim's "Middle of the Road" put it best: "Don't be told who to like/ It's your choice, it's your right to choose who to listen to/ It's your rock'n'roll".
Due to the presence of a percentage of calcium carbonate in the obtained fibers (10%), the computed intrinsic characteristics were addressed as equivalent.
Indeed, the viewership was 40percentt less than Mr. Clinton's equivalent address eight years ago, and smaller than that for any Clinton speech to Congress except last year's final, lame-duck State of the Union.
He would also have noted that the stimulus was — especially compared with the devastation it meant to address — rather small: equivalent to less than two per cent of G.D.P. a year for three years.
This "dummy" address is the equivalent of the phone number 555-1212, for example.
As a benefit, motes have an IPv6 address, or an equivalent made of the network identifier and a small address, and can communicate directly with the Internet.
He was criticized for his unsmiling performance on July 28 when he read his annual Independence Day speech, the equivalent of Peru's state of the nation address.
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