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The Government argued that the sections of the Act dealing with disputation by petition encompassed any question about the validity of an election, including the eligibility of a candidate, and that the sections should be interpreted broadly.

Compared to a traditional OSCE, both examiners and participants thought that the modified OSCE was more realistic of a true clinical situation, "It felt more real", and that the sections flowed more naturally.

The principles for the condensation were to find a formulation encapsulating the meaning of the text sections, and that the sections should be neither too long nor too short (about two to four sentences).

Along with news, The Beacon also published student writing,  and that is the section in which the essay, How Do I Even Begin To Explain This, appeared.

"The only good news is that books coverage continues, and that the section is intact online.

They also said that the vacancy rate is low, about 2percentt, and that the Section 8 vouchers were new vouchers, not vouchers currently in use by others.

Some lawmakers expressed satisfaction that the waiver pertained only to Iraq and that the section retained in the bill would allow victims of terrorism suspected of being sponsored by Iran and Libya to collect judgments.

You should also try to ensure that the section of hair you have chosen is of a consistent length, and that the section falls together.; sections that do not fall together will not give you the desired effect when dyed.

These four approaches will be set out and considered in the sections that follow.

Note that the units for the absorption cross sections differ and that the cross sections differ by orders of magnitude.

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