Therefore, the notion is not correct that all reason has been abandoned, whereby the only possible remedy for the person who has been the victim of an unlawful blow is retaliation.
Nicholas D. Kristof ("Blood on Our Hands?," column, Aug. 5) is undoubtedly correct that the reason the nuclear bomb was dropped on Japan was to end the war as quickly as possible.
In the study of Andrew et al. (2008) it is correct that the reason for revision is not specified as being aseptic, however all the complications like deep infection and dislocation are mentioned separately and for none it is mentioned that this resulted in a revision surgery.
Indeed, this was the most likely course for the jury to have taken if the Court is correct that there was so little reason for basing liability on the blackmail allegation.
If respondents were correct that "addressed and dispatched" means "reason-ably calculated to give notice," then the phrase "reasonably calculated to give actual notice" in §1608(b)(3) would be superfluous.
The Court is also correct that the Federal Government has legitimate reasons for reducing the number of illegal aliens detained for possible use as material witnesses.
The reviewer is therefore correct that there may be multiple reasons that the p80 isoform does not support virus release.
To begin, there are familiar reasons to be skeptical about whether the new theory of reference is correct, reasons that won't be rehearsed here (see, e.g., Evans 1973, Blackburn 1988).
This is unsatisfying in many respects, for, as should be clear at this point, we often need to nontrivially reason about theories which (perhaps unbeknownst to us) cannot possibly be correct, that is, to reason from antecedents that may turn out to be not only false, but necessarily so.
If our hypothesis that condensin creates a preferred pericentromeric framework upon which the error correction machinery can act is correct, we reasoned that condensin could also impose a bias on kinetochores to biorient.
