The definitive Treaty of Paris was concluded on February 10 , 1763 between Great Britain, Hanover, France, and Spain, with Portugal expressly understood to be included.
It is important for us queers to pass down a tradition and common knowledge only expressly understood by us and us alone.
But I do think it ought to be stated expressly and understood that senators do not participate as much as perhaps we should because of the workload.
This strangely docile performer was a natural fit for Redmond Barry, who is too namby-pamby to retrieve a ribbon from a woman's cleavage even when expressly invited, too witless to understand that you don't negotiate with highwaymen.
Finally, Mr. Trump does not understand that the Constitution expressly forbids a president to receive payments or gifts from foreign governments.
Sometimes, it can be helpful to say: "Unless you expressly tell me you approve, I will always understand that you don't".
"A cell service subscriber, like a telephone user, understands that his cellphone must send a signal to a nearby cell tower in order to wirelessly connect his call," the court ruled, going on to note that "contractual terms of service and providers' privacy policies expressly state that a provider uses a subscriber's location information to route his cellphone calls".
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It was expressly decided at that time that money should not be used to bankroll election campaigns.
Those doctors routinely issue recommendations to hundreds of patients who see them expressly for that purpose.
