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Instead legal changes enshrined the principle of local political representation, so that both municipal and regional authorities became amply represented in the governance bodies of the Cajas.

In the days following the loss of Phou Pha Thi, Sullivan reflected on the disaster at Lima Site 85 and commented that U.S. technicians operating there should have been evacuated on 10 March, when it became amply clear the North Vietnamese were preparing to launch an assault.

That became amply clear at the turn of the 1990s, when Syria approached economic bankruptcy, witnessed the collapse of the USSR and had to adapt to rising U.S. influence in the region... Syria's determination to maintain its chemical arsenal could only have increased after 2007 when Israeli planes bombed what was apparently a Syrian attempt to construct a nuclear reactor".

This should become amply clear below in our discussion of how tissue resistance provides protection against injury from high levels of luminal acidity as encountered in vivo after a bout of gastroesophageal reflux.

It might also have highlighted the exceptional nature of the surrounding countryside whether you approach them by boat, rail or road, as becomes amply clear on the Flåmsbana railway.

This becomes amply obvious as you stroll down the boulevards with tree-lined medians and the flower bedecked side streets of this bustling city, which is undergoing a beautification campaign with fountains, bridges, playgrounds and parks.

The U.S. declared that this "demonstrates that, in a world of strong nonproliferation norms, it is never too late to make the decision to become a fully compliant NPT state," and that Libya would be "amply rewarded".

"The Voting Rights Act became one of the most consequential, efficacious, and amply justified exercises of federal legislative power in our Nation's history," Ginsburg declared.

As this report and very many others like it ( for example, "Our Bodies Are Still Trembling," "We Became Garbage to Them," and "We Have Been Forgotten") amply document, the crisis is far from over and the situation remains quite urgent.

Legg's nephew David became a partner in the surgery for a while, until his amply-eyebrowed uncle was retired in 2007.

Richard Scudamore, the Premier League chief executive, became an implacable enemy as soon as Triesman publicly warned about the professional clubs' £3bn debt mountain in an October 2008 speech which, courtesy of Portsmouth and Manchester United, has since been amply vindicated.