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Kirst estimates it will take five years before we will be able to fairly assess Common Core, but the test of our commitment to our kids begins now.

The firm explained euphemistically that it was having "valuation issues" which made it "impracticable to be able to fairly calculate the net asset value" of one fund.

Dershowitz updated his statement to Hannity, arguing that the American public wouldn't be able to fairly judge the report based on statements from people like Cohen.

"I remember the argument that was made against this in '98 was that it was too subjective: are you going to be able to fairly identify an unhealthy campaign conduct?" she said.

A robust and resilient system should be able to fairly distribute the keys in the network over the participating nodes [32, 34, 35].

These design decisions were made in order to keep each scenario manageable and with a small number of information elements, in order to allow the respondent to be able to fairly quickly comprehend the setup of each scenario.

Nevertheless, the simplified model is able to fairly accurately estimate the accelerations at the top floor measured in the tests.

Thanks to this managing, Ping Trunking is able to fairly share the network bandwidth among competing aggregates in accordance with their subscribed target rates.

The ANN-based simulations were able to fairly capture the underlying relationship between jobs' machine sequences and their resulting average flowtimes, which proves that ANNs are a viable tool for stochastic simulation metamodeling.

General combining ability (GCA) of the parents was able to fairly accurately predict the performance of progeny in 15 of the 17 M × N ('M' male cultivars crossed with 'N' female cultivars) mating designs.

Sir Gus O'Donnell, the cabinet secretary, has said that culture Jeremy Hunt was able to fairly rule on News Corporation's proposed takeover of BSkyB following a complaint made by the Labour party this morning.