DAVID REMNICK: Clearly independent journalists domestic journalists run a high risk if they dare to take on serious investigative work.
Clearly, independent curating is a hotbed of change, which makes it all the more necessary to nail down its history.
Parallel lines for each case, with slopes clearly independent on the number of He atoms in the system, are obtained for energy versus pressure at given temperatures.
"I didn't really anticipate smoking being so strong and so clearly independent of sexual behavior as a risk factor," she said.
First, we need a clearly independent Ofsted to scotch rumours about politicisation – that fear among teachers that inspectors are somehow doing Gove's bidding, especially when it comes to forced academisation.
In the briefing document sent to tech executives before the meeting it asked if any terrorist content flagging system "were clearly independent from government involvement, would that increase its viability".
"...It's clearly independent of the representations we have been making to the Egyptian government but on the evidence we have seen we just cannot understand the court could come to that verdict".
"It could not have anything to do directly with government, it would have to be separate and clearly independent, clearly autonomous and once it has made the allocations the broadcasters or producers would have to be independent of them in order to exercise creative freedom and judgment.
"For the sake of appearances, and to assure the public that these investigations are clearly independent, I believe it would have been in the best interest of Florida A&M University for President Ammons to step aside until all of these investigations are completed," Mr. Scott said in a statement.
Clearly, independent accelerators in India seem to be facing questions about whether they can last.
Since C is even, this is clearly independent of the initial choice of direction of traversal.
