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And then in the Midwest we did have apparently some, but I think quite a modest impact on prices because of the intersection of the clean air rules with trying to mix the fuels in a different way, particularly ethanol.

And he maintains an abstract faith in process and flow, even though his Administration is now facing disaster in part because of the intersection of an unfettered legal inquiry with an unguided information economy.

"Morgan-Army is important because of the intersection of the academic missions of the two institutions," David Wilson, the Morgan president, said, mentioning his university's engineering program as a point of pride.

Just as Twitter emerged because of the intersection of a user-demanded function (Track) and its Follow social graph modeling, so might Threadsy emerge from the intersection of the death of email and RSS and its social whuffie modeling.

Then, because of the intersection of that center's funding cycle and the shutdown, it had to close today.

Because of the intersection of copyright and class action law woven together by the proposed settlement, no one else will be able to do that.

"Because of the intersections of my identity, a black woman who takes up space, this is what my life could look like just because I dare to exist," Phillips said.

In this case, because of the existence of the intersection of Γ and ∂ Ω, the methods in [11 14] can not be extended.

Partly it's because pop-music journalism arose out of the intersection of early rock-and-roll magazines like Rolling Stone and Crawdaddy, when they still had an alternative-press aura, and the New Journalism, with its promiscuous use of the first person, and that gave it a confessional tone and a voice that suggested that we're all on the same side in the struggle, whatever struggle it is.

The source models introduce two or three segments of the mainshock rupture, but their physical relation to the foreshock ruptures remains unclear because of the complex tectonic settings of the intersection of the Futagawa and Hinagu faults.

However, the iterative projection methods for solving the SFP cannot be directly transferred to solve the MSSFP because one needs to calculate the projection of the intersection of a family of sets instead of a single set.