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Thus, the first two basic patterns enter in the same form across cities q, which affirms the above interpretation of (hat {mathbf {u}}_{1| q}) and (hat {mathbf {u}}_{2| q}).
I have no idea what this means, but the words "force", "woman" and "enter" in the same sentence sound totally sexy and do not make me think of rape at all!
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The meet has attracted some of the top US swimmers, including Phelps's chief rival Ryan Lochte, who is entered in the same five events.
It reads, "Horses entered in the same race and owned wholly or in part by the same owner or spouse shall be joined as a mutuel entry and single betting interest".
At No. 3, Scott, a native of Australia and a resident of Switzerland, entered in the same enviable situation, but he missed three greens on wedge shots during a desultory front nine.
All variables were entered in the same logistic regression model.
Question: Why do you think competitors aren't entering in the same space?
It's not immediately obvious where in the mobile app (iPhone or Android) the Wallet card should be activated, since the app doesn't allow the card to be entered in the same area where you add other debit or credit cards.
Gomphotheres may have been able to considerably change the habitats they entered, in the same way African elephants do today, by destroying trees and turning woodland into grassland.
However, some historians, especially Carlos Freile Granizo, argue that contemporary documents imply that Espejo's mother was white; for instance, his parents' marriage was recorded in the book for white marriages (as they were deemed as criollos), and the birth certificates of Espejo and his siblings were entered in the same book.
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