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"We are also working with the National Olympic Committees of the countries where our athletes are from to assist in the education and ongoing information about the virus that is being developed".

For me, that is what liberalism is all about: ensuring that everyone has the chance, no matter who they are and where they are from, to be the person they want to be.

The following excerpts, of columns by two New York Times Pulitzer Prize winners, which will run in full in The Rail racing blog this week, are from "To the Swift: Classic Triple Crown Horses and Their Race for Glory" (St. Martin's Press), edited by Joe Drape.

A bilinear time-frequency distribution (TFD),, from Cohen's class can be expressed as (all integrals are from to unless otherwise stated) [22] (1).

"Ensuring that everyone has the chance, no matter who they are and where they are from, to be the person they want to be.

Lawyers and advocates are calling parents, posting flyers at churches, and broadcasting their message on national radio stations in Guatemala, where the majority of the parents are from, to try to reach as many people as possible, Caron said.

The Stefani Agency communicated the following note to the newspapers this afternoon: "The Ottoman Government not having satisfied the demands contained in the Italian ultimatum, Italy and Turkey are, from to-day September 29, at fourteen hours and a half (2.30 p.m). in a state of war.

That's from "To a Mouse".

I was excited because I knew that a successful Pakistan football team would push arch-rivals India - where my parents are from - to improve their equally pitiful side.

Flights are from Heathrow to Delhi.

Integrals are from −∞ to ∞ in this article unless indicated otherwise.