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Indeed, if this complaint were upheld, the substantive requirements would be completely read out of Rule 4, and the complaint would be of only formal significance, entitled to perfunctory approval by the Commissioner.

In striking contrast to full-length PRELI, mutant PRELI/LEA− expression was completely incapable to uphold mitochondrial ΔΨm, induced by STS, TNF- α and UV radiation.

The rowing correspondent for The Times described it as a "crushing defeat" for Oxford, stating that they were "completely outpaced" yet while Cambridge "upheld the tradition of skill", Oxford "upheld that of courage".

"The police have a duty to protect themselves and uphold the law, but it is completely unacceptable to fire live ammunition at peaceful protesters".

Mr. Gore said Mr. Smith is "unfit for the office" to which the president nominated him because "he is completely and totally opposed to the campaign finance laws" that he would be required to uphold.

Camper (1784) seems to have been the very last one to uphold the Cartesian thesis that the pineal gland is the seat of the soul, although one may wonder whether he was completely serious.

That is completely, completely unfair.

"I was completely, completely shocked.

I completely uphold the principle that NGOs should be transparent and that is why we have been filing all the documents, and we have even put our accounts from the last 10 years on our website," he said.

"Besides, there are traditions to be upheld".

Laws are made to be upheld.