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Dianne Baumert-Moyik, a spokeswoman for County Executive Thomas Gulotta, said Nassau would favor new state guidelines similar to those used by some New Jersey municipalities, where "standards are really based on a municipality's ability to pay".

"The demands are really based on Chinese capability rather than anybody else's," said Dipankar Banerjee, a retired Indian Army major general who is director of the Institute of Peace and Conflict Studies in New Delhi.

It latest Cyrix-branded chips are really based on WinChip designs.

He describes how schools today are really based on a model that was designed to create good factory workers and obedient soldiers.

As a mathematician, I can attest that although there are some elements of 20th-century math in them, they are really based on 19th-century mathematics, cleverly adapted.

"That's very different than what's happening in other up-and-coming industries that are really based on robbing workers from the ability to make a living wage".

If the science curriculum is really based on constructivism and inquiry-based science education, first of all, international bibliographies should be used properly, such as the National Science Education Standards National Research Councill 1996), and Benchmarks for Science Literacy (American Association for the Advancement of Science 1993).

All these benefits are paid with high taxation, but no one complains since it is really based on income rather than on no tax for the wealthy.

"The songs were really based on country-western.

That particular relationship was really based on humour.

BRITTANY PACKNETT: This movement is really based on love.