In any case, given the great potential uses of a system of categories (many of which do not depend on claims that that category system is uniquely acceptable), we should not abandon attempts at systems of categorization prematurely.
But we should not therefore see any good reason to criminalize betrayals of friendship; and although adultery is indeed a crime in some states, arguments about whether it is in principle apt for criminalization do not typically depend on claims that it is, or is not, harmful to the betrayed spouse the reality of that harm is taken for granted.
"However, when we present pieces whose power depends on their claim to authenticity, we must hold ourselves to a different and higher standard of accuracy.
The Ford Motor Company said today that it had settled a class-action lawsuit over late fees on vehicle leases for as much as $87 million, depending on claims from 1.8 million customers nationwide.
But while the number of injury claims decreased, the average cost per claim rose between about 32%and38%8%, depending on claim type, during the same period, according to the council's report.
After that, the pricing depends on the claimed value and starts at $200 for cases where the value is under $10,000 and tops out at $5,000 for claimed values over $100,000.
These time limitations often depend on the reason claimed for the annulment.
However, cancer care quality assessments generally depend on medical claims data or medical records abstraction and do not directly assess the cancer care from the patient's perspective [ 8].
Because Hakia doesn't depend on links, Berkan claims it will make visible a category of low-popularity, high-volume pages that have languished in obscurity.
Overall the use of survey and administrative data collections pose challenges in identifying community based populations with diabetes; self-report may under- or over-estimate diabetes prevalence; APDC depends on admission and recording of diabetes if not directly related to the admission; and MBS and PBS claims depend on the availability of claims for specific tests.
