The Clinton administration hired 96 former clerks, but only 16percentt of them came from the chambers of the four most conservative justices — Chief Justice William H. Rehnquist and Justices Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas and Anthony M. Kennedy.
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As presidents of the Greek and Turkish Cypriot chambers of commerce, the two men might, in different times, have much to bicker over.
Axial dimension of the vitreous chamber of the three negative lens wearing groups also show significant differences (see Fig 2C).
Up in the chambers of the brain, two groups of tiny men in suits and ties deliberate around small conference tables: they are, of course, Will and Reason.
Mr. Sadek addressed an all-but-empty chamber, typical of the two days of discussion until the final hours of full attendance, and full rowdiness.
Scheimpflug imaging revealed marked swelling of the inferior bulbar conjunctiva in the right eye, but the anterior chamber depths of the two eyes did not differ significantly.
A comparative chamber survey of the three ECR chambers reveals a strong wafer electrode reflection in the 500 MHz frequency region.
The ventricles are the two lower pumping chambers of the heart's four sections.
It gained strong majority votes in all eleven chambers of the parliaments of the Six, as well as approval among associations and European public opinion.
