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Then, based on articles on other front pages you have seen, determine a minimum word count for each article.

Archives|STOKES DEFENDANTS LOSE MISTRIAL PLEA; Judge Overrules Motion Based on Article on the Case in a Chicago Newspaper.

STOKES DEFENDANTS LOSE MISTRIAL PLEA; Judge Overrules Motion Based on Article on the Case in a Chicago Newspaper.

Please do not make any investment decision based on articles you found on the Internet.

An analysis based on articles published in three journals focusing on HIV/AIDS from 1986 to 2003 revealed that the USA and Western Europe together, and the five most developed world regions (of nine), accounted for the great majority of the world's research production on HIV/AIDS (83% and 92%, respectively).

Eight Council Directive 84/253/EEC of 10 April 1984 based on Article 54 (3) (g) of the Treaty on the approval of persons responsible for carrying out the statutory audits of accounting documents.

The second was based on article abstract and the third on the full text article.

By 31 December 2020, if no comprehensive solution has been agreed, the Commission should consider a proposal based on Article 116 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union, whereby the European Parliament and the Council act in accordance with the ordinary legislative procedure.

This is precisely what happened when Parliament and the Commission sought the annulment of two common fisheries policy acts based on Article 43(3) TFEU: a Council decision on the allocation of fishing opportunities (cases C-103/12 and C-165/12); and a regulation on a long-term plan for cod stocks (cases C-124/13 and C-125/13).

Article selection was based on an on-line search that identified all articles posted between March 2009 (the time of the first identified case of H1N1) and May 2010 (the end of the Canadian influenza season) containing the words H1N1 and vaccine.

An important observation is that an automated curation process should not be based on single articles, but instead on sets of related articles, for example, all those discussing a specific TF, as here illustrated here.