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Tea Party supporters, however, are a bit harder to identify, because they form a somewhat fluid group of Republican voters.
Children were chosen as a theme, he said, because "they form a bridge between our heritage and our legacy".
The Darfur camps present a challenge for the government, not least because they form a collar around several major cities.
It is hard to quantify exactly how many faux loft buildings have been built across the country, because they form a relatively new category.
Plus, there's "a bit of animosity between the fast streamers and the rest of the civil service" because they form a clique.
The rules are more explanatory, however, if they show that these phonemes behave in a similar way because they form a natural class, or set, whose members are defined by a common property.
All HTML5 does is attempt to standardise several previous efforts (such as Google Gears) and improve utility.Some of the software nibbles Mr Kamkar identifies can't be removed because they form an integral part of the browser-server nexus.
The functions under consideration are addition and multiplication because they form an algebraic commutative ring which contains a multiplicative inverse for every non-zero element.
Secondary data were collected in the form of internal and external documents to enhance the reliability of the research, because they form an unobtrusive measure not collected by the current researcher [ 41, 42], and are of permanent nature and relatively accessible to other researchers [ 32].
They were chosen for this show because they formed a kind of friendship nexus while also being part of the larger alternative scene that encompassed Pop, Fluxus, performance and mail art.
