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The book relentlessly points out the logical fallacies in religious belief and ultimately concludes that the laws of probability preclude the existence of an omnipotent creator.

Therefore, this Court addresses the Publishers' motion to exclude Dr. Dubé's testimony and ultimately concludes that the motion should be denied.

Regarding the County Lines column by Debra West, "Twisted Hunks of Metal in Suburbia," (Dec. 7): Ms. West offers a few explanations for mailbox bashing, and ultimately concludes that even children who live in "Norman Rockwell" homes are potential culprits.

However he then goes on to argue against the assumption that an observer, represented by O, would remain inertial forever, and ultimately concludes not only that standard simultaneity cannot be defined but that the only two simultaneity relations that can be defined relative to an event are those determined by its future and past light cones.

"I compared Neanderthal and cretin morphology and ultimately concluded that Neanderthals were iodine-deficient," Dr. Dobson said last week.

Silverman was skeptical, but he kept track of his diet and bleeding episodes, and ultimately concluded that restricting dairy products resulted in long periods without bleeding.

He argues that the withdrawal emboldened foes by damaging the nation's credibility, and ultimately concluded that he had taken the wrong lesson from Vietnam when he supported the pullout of United States troops from Somalia in 1994.

Military doctors intensified their investigation at Fort Dix and ultimately concluded, on the basis of laboratory tests and circumstantial evidence, that as many as 500 soldiers had been infected with the swine flu virus over a period of a few weeks.

The magazine folded in 1985 and DC comics picked up the series, first reprinting the story so far in colour (a suitably muted palette, but still akin to one of those ghastly "colourised" classic movies compared to the bleakness of the original) and then continuing and ultimately concluding the mini-epic.

In Miami last week, a federal judge gave 12 days of attention to the question of parental rights in the Elian case, and ultimately concluded that the boy's father in Cuba had already been separated from his son for too long.

Vaz read the assistant commissioner his rights in relation to misleading the committee, bawled "order, order" when he felt the officer was wasting time with overlong answers and ultimately concluded, peering over his glasses like a disappointed headteacher, that Yates's evidence was "unconvincing".