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Bañez, on the other hand, said that actual grace of the will is intrinsically efficacious in all cases in which its recipients cooperate with it, and in all such cases its efficacy is part of God's providential plan; otherwise it is intrinsically inefficacious.

The division is also responsible for other computer-related cases in which its technical expertise can be brought to bear; examples include complex cyber stalking matters and cases involving the exploitation of children over the Internet.

The State Department's incident reports have not been made public, and Blackwater refused to provide its own data on cases in which its personnel used their weapons while guarding American diplomats.

In Desist, the Court explicitly recognized the interrelation between retroactivity rulings and the exclusionary rule: '(W e simply decline to extend the court-made exclusionary rule to cases in which its deterrent purpose would not be served.' 394 U.S., at 254 n. 24, 89 S.Ct., at 1036.

Beyond that episode, the company has been involved in cases in which its personnel fired weapons while guarding State Department officials in Iraq at least twice as often per convoy mission as security guards working for other American security firms, the officials said.

However, pure propane cannot be used as a solvent in VAPEX, in most cases in which its vapour pressure is well below the heavy-oil reservoir pressure.

Importantly, the Supreme Court has limited resources, and it chose to expend energy on a case in which its ruling will be interpreted on-the-ground as endorsing the prosecutor's decision to exclude racial minorities from the jury.

Amazon, which recently launched a major TV ad campaign starring Clarkson to promote its TV service, declined to comment on the case in which its new star signing is now embroiled.

The second was in November, as the firm settled a regulatory case in which its brokers had been promoting certain mutual funds over others to generate higher commissions but had failed to advise their clients of the extra fees.

This paper deals with the choice of the motor transmission couple suitable to move a joint with reference to the dynamic operating range of the drive system, introducing the case in which its limit curve depends on the motor speed in a general way.

It's been growing in prominence, in part because of its involvement in the Boston Bomber case, in which its Internet Evidence Finder was used to uncover "artefacts" of web-related activity from the PC of Tamerlan Tsarnaev, the younger brother involved in the terrorist attack of 2013, a court document showed.