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With a renewed volley of opposition accusations in the air, a fundamentalist cleric, Ayatollah Ahmad Khatami, called Mr. Karroubi's claims of prison rape a "total slander against the Islamic system" and demanded in a sermon at Tehran University on Friday that Mr. Karroubi be prosecuted.
Mr. Wilson and other Republican leaders also criticized Attorney General Peter C. Harvey, the state's top election official, for failing to enforce the law, and demanded in a 10-page letter on Thursday that Mr. Harvey investigate the state's voting patterns.
Today, the heads of three police and fire unions that have endorsed James E. McGreevey, the Democrat, and one that is expected to, all called the commercial "beyond the pale" and demanded in a letter that Mr. Schundler stop running it.
But Mr. Naidu sternly told him he would never be able to care properly for so many offspring -- and then turned to the throng, tittering uneasily on a recent, sweaty afternoon, and demanded in a booming voice, "Is this man on the right path?" Only a few raised their hands.
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Probabilistic load flow (PLF) analyses the probability behaviour of the power injected and demanded in an electrical network, providing cumulative results of the power flowing through its lines.
The Sun greeted Mr Brown's announcement by noting that four of 18 male cabinet members had turned out to be gay, and demanding in a splash headline to be told whether Britain was being governed by a "gay mafia".
She was stern and demanding in a classic sense, but she did constant outreach and made family connections in the modern teacher-counselor sense.
In this five-semester program, students gain insight into the skills, capabilities, and best practices demanded in a workplace that requires intelligent, flexible and effective leaders.
"Who is the terrorist and what is terrorism?" he demanded in a sermon recorded this month.
The exercise, the third and most demanding in a series of 19 tests for a national missile defense system, is to last 30 minutes.
