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Guidance and standards for seismic isolation of NPPs are now becoming available, but they do not explicitly address risk calculations.

The conventional approaches for PSS design do not explicitly address the aspect of customization and personalization through co-creation activities.

State marriage laws, however, often do not explicitly address whether such ministers are qualified to preside over weddings.

We describe models which cannot be utilized without employing computer simulation but do not explicitly address models such as self consistent field approaches or DLVO theory.

Sequences of events have often been modeled with computational techniques, but typical preprocessing steps and problem settings do not explicitly address the ramifications of timestamped events.

Finally, keep in mind that the incoming leader's parliamentary promises do not explicitly address how the Senate will handle judicial and executive nominations.

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While the bills in Maryland don't explicitly address "social media" – they refer instead to "means for accessing a personal account or service through specified electronic communications devices," which could be interpreted more broadly – California's does.

However, this model does not explicitly address urban lands.

North American practice, while conservative, does not explicitly address the mechanics of stress transfer.

But she did not explicitly address the trucking dispute or the objections by unions.

Dawson said the statement does not explicitly address how carbon credits should be dealt with.

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