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There is nothing wrong with this picture of constitutional interpretation when it is applied to the vast majority of constitutional decisions, from the right to bear arms to the meaning of equal protection of the laws.

However, this approach cannot be applied to the vast majority of the existing mutants that have been accumulated over the past 100 years as their parental strains do not exist anymore.

Application of Bayesian Network analysis, although computationally expensive, represented one possible way to discover these important links in expression data, but failed to provide much insight when applied to the vast majority of expression datasets.

Given the time period and availability of data, the following criteria for HZ-related pain applied to the vast majority of patients: (i) two or more visits with an HZ diagnosis more than 28 days apart; or (ii) a diagnosis for HZ with other nervous system complications (ICD-9-CM 053.1x) or a diagnosis for neuralgia (ICD-9-CM 729.2) within 180 days of a visit for HZ.

It had, they say, no immediate impact on, or did not apply to, the vast majority of American slaves.

This town's name brought to mind that the French gave us the name we apply to the vast lands stretching from Ohio to the Rockies -- the prairies.

She hopes to steer them away from dramatised descriptions of drug trafficking and shanties, which don't apply to the vast majority of favela residents.

But Representative Edward J. Markey, a Massachusetts Democrat, pointed out that the moratorium did not apply to the vast majority of rigs because they are already in production.

And according to Which? even if it were to be heard at the precedent-setting High Court, the case is unusual - Mr Brennan is going for exemplary damages rather than just a refund - and will not apply to the vast majority of claimants.

The Bush administration is arguing that a major environmental law does not apply to the vast majority of oceans under United States control, a move that environmentalists say could allow military maneuvers, oil and gas pipelines, commercial fishing, ocean dumping and scores of other activities to escape public environmental review.

The ban applies to the vast majority of people who have full Medicare coverage, as well to those who have only Part A or only Part B. But there are some exceptions: plans on the exchange can be sold to disabled people who are eligible for Medicare but have to wait two years for coverage to kick in.