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"However, the panel cannot conclude that a political agenda at '60 Minutes' Wednesday drove either the timing of the airing of the segment or its content".

Here, the parties were enjoined from having "any discussion with this jury". Interpreting this language narrowly, as we must, we cannot conclude that a website posting qualifies as a "discussion," which typically involves an exchange of information or ideas between more than one person.

In short, we cannot conclude that a "healthy" health sector simply outpaced an ailing general economy.

This example undoubtedly demonstrates that one cannot conclude that a nanowire is planar defect-free based on TEM results obtained from one single viewing direction.

Europe's highest court also stated that member states cannot conclude that a claim of homosexuality lacks credibility because of a persons "reticence in revealing intimate aspects of his life.

Considering…federal inaction in the face of explicit state support for such recognition, we cannot conclude that a clear, express federal policy forbids the state of California from using the term 'Armenian Genocide.'" In his dissent, Judge David Thompson cited numerous comments from presidents of the United States, from Ronald Reagan to Barack Obama, acknowledging the atrocities.

Thus, we cannot conclude that race alone is a key factor in the spatial distribution of heat-related deaths in Philadelphia.

"Because of the public disclosures by the government and AT&T,'' he added, "the court cannot conclude that merely maintaining this action creates a 'reasonable danger' of harming national security".

While we cannot conclude that an increase in energy intake in response to increased energy expenditure is the source of the observed compensation, based on the work of others we conclude it is the most likely cause.

Nevertheless, from this absence of evidence, we cannot conclude that an effect does not exist at all in the auditory cortices; it is still possible that a larger sample (ideally with improved matching between subject groups) might reveal differences in AAC.

Hence we cannot conclude that all phases of a wholesale business selling intrastate are covered by the Act solely because it makes its purchases interstate.