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Finally, as explained in this journal article, Scalia did not favor devolving power from big federal government bureaucracy to citizens.

As explained in this HuffPost article, Members of law enforcement are legally permitted to use deadly force when they have probable cause to believe that a suspect poses a threat of serious physical harm either to the officer or to others.

As explained in the article, how does the exhibit "undermine its promotional presuppositions"?

As explained in the article industrial polymers, chemistry of, polymers are built up by the joining together, through strong covalent bonds, of smaller molecular units known as monomers.

2. Consider six agenda items that President Bush and his administration have been working on, as explained in the article "He's Battered, but His Agenda Isn't Beaten".

As explained in the article, he was personally opposed to abortion but did not believe in exposing his beliefs upon others.

(These markers include genetic features such as microsatellites, explained in this article).

As I explained in this article, India has succeeded at building an innovation and R&D capability despite its weak education system: its private industry reeducates its engineering graduates.

As I explained in this article, these well-intentioned efforts to build Silicon Valley style technology hubs are all based on the same flawed assumptions: that government planners can pick industries they want to develop and, by erecting buildings and providing money to entrepreneurs and university researchers, make innovation happen.

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