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I wonder though how many of these future civil disobedience movements will be modeled upon Israel, where technology and love trumped violence.

The manual could be modeled upon the protocol currently published (and behind a pay-wall) in the recent paper in Plant Cell Morphogenesis Methods and Protocols (2014).

We predicted that active touch would be associated with more positive sensations when directed to the other versus the self, and such effects would be modeled on the expected characteristics of the receiver's affective experience, i.e., would be modeled upon the properties of the so-called C-tactile (CT -afferent system of the touCT -afferent[ 10].

They also have an unfortunate tendency to be modelled upon some of the less attractive features of the real thing.

Initially, retrospective fee assessments would be modelled upon listed factors (Table 1).

Growing up in Nigeria, Mr. Achebe attended schools that were modeled upon British public schools.

The latter is modeled upon a stock character of opéra comique-pure, innocent and family-oriented-and serves as a foil to Carmen's carnality.

In the United States in 1775 and again in 1806, articles of war were adopted that were modeled upon the mutiny acts and articles then in force in Great Britain.

Except as modified by statute, the practice of the courts of the District of Columbia is modeled upon that which obtained in the courts of Maryland at the time of the cession.

Rather, as indicated above, "freedom of speech" is modeled upon the British parliamentary privilege, a privilege that should be generally available when a people becomes sovereign in the fashion of the American people.

The patriarchal covenant differed from the Mosaic, Sinaitic covenant in that it was modeled upon a royal grant to favourites and imposed no obligations as conditions of the people's happiness.