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"I suspect they'll find some legal device to avoid consulting people.
Modified protection schemes are presented for each protective device to avoid their malfunction under effects of electromechanical wave oscillations.
The transfer was a device to avoid charges that landmark restrictions on a building were an unconstitutional taking of private property.
Muth has manipulated the legal and medical proceedings and this fast is another device to avoid going to trial," Canan said.
Attach the Y, Pb, and Pr component cables, use the pluge to set black levels, calibrate the display device to avoid blooming and NTSC overscanning, and optimize your 6.1 surround for Dolby Digital, DTS or PCM.
If you're a parent sharing a tablet with your children, it's vital that you understand how to restrict in-app purchases on the device to avoid "bill shock" at the end of the month if they've bought without your permission.
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It would have been hard for HTC to adapt its devices to avoid infringing that patent, legal experts said.
During the summer, energy providers often implore people to reduce their use of air conditioners and other devices to avoid crashing the grid.
It's a shame that this software can't also go through the catalog of hkflix.com and offer the screenwriter Jeff Lau advice on which overused devices to avoid.
Historically, the design of hybrid solar photovoltaic thermal (PVT) systems has focused on cooling crystalline silicon (c-Si -based photovoltaic-Si -basedc-Si -basedd temphotovoltaicated losses.
Mr. Justice BLACK persuasively demonstrates in his dissenting opinion that the trial judge here might reasonably have resorted to several corrective devices to avoid both prejudice to the Government's case and unnecessary delay in the conduct of the trial.
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