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While more materially concrete, ethical approaches, as described in the next section below, are concerned with distributive criteria; the presumption of equality, in contrast, is a formal, procedural principle of construction located on a higher formal and argumentative level.

The hearings below were concerned mainly with questions of state law.

The discussion below is concerned primarily with the traditional or rural sector of Soqotra's economy, which represents the livelihood infrastructure of a significant proportion, if not a majority, of Soqotrans and that has persisted - although in successively modified form - under the different political regimes and their economic policies as summarized in the introduction.

Below are concerns voiced by several survey participants about women's menstrual cycles specifically, and how PMS would affect women's performance in combat.

Below are concerns voiced by several survey participants about women's menstrual cycles specifically, and how PMS would affect women's performance in combat. .

All other setups exhibit BER below order of We are concerned only with high bit-error rates; therefore we restricted our analysis to only Room 3 setup.

But a growing number of owners -- particularly of restaurants below the top tier -- are concerned enough to change the way they do business.

Low-light pictures aren't as great, but it still gets the job done as far as stills are concerned (see below).

Figure 7 illustrates this issue: while the caption clearly criticizes the Gujarat state-government for ignoring the health of children in the state, the comment below it is concerned with issues in another state (Himachal Pradesh) in northern-India.

CLARIFICATION: The below article is concerned not only with new additions to the Facebook Terms of Service, but the complete Terms of Service, which include some old terms unchanged by Facebook at this time.

But what is the biopsychosocial model of disability, and should we - as Arecbalrin suggests, below the line - be concerned?