At the district court in Gujrat on Monday night when the crucial counting will take place, Mr. Mukhtar plans a commanding presence.
The challenge: trace a closed path that lands on exactly two dots in each column, lands on one of the five horizontal lines, and — this part is crucial — counts a plate and its neighbor twice: i.e. the 9-plate pairs with the 7-plate to form 16, which is also formed by the 7-plate and the 9-plate.
However, his unusual decision was speculated to be a result of his earlier decision to separate crucial counts of rape and sodomy, which in themselves would serve as evidence against the defendant, from the murder charges.
E1 EDITORIAL A28-29 Editorials: Florida's crucial vote count; the American role in Mideast peace; illegal tobacco traffic.
The White House is attempting to stage-manage a crucial vote-counting exercise in both the House and Senate to determine whether Democrats can risk bringing landmark health-care bills to the floor.
Those with diabetes or those with family members with diabetes know how crucial carbohydrate counting is.
Conceivably there is a bit of shared genetic material, somehow crucial for counting, that dates back to a time when our ancestors were still fish.
He takes protease inhibitors and Ms. Moreau said his T-cell count, crucial to fighting off infections, had climbed to a near-healthy 700 from a worrisome 400.
Under Reef Check's guidance, once volunteers demonstrate proficiency in swimming and snorkeling, they will eventually be taught to scuba dive, map the reefs foot by foot and count crucial species of fish, urchins and lobsters — basically, anything people like to eat.
For strategic development of Third World countries, it is of crucial importance to count on vaccines of unproblematic storage-conservation, with high resistance to hydrolysis, oxidation and mechanical destruction, or easily reconstitutable upon lyophilization [ 14].
