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Accusations that Grave Social Detriment Has Resulted from the Extensive Introduction of the American Motion Picture.

By W. E. Farbstein The New Yorker, July 25 , 1931 P. 22Accusations that Grave Social Detriment Has Resulted from the Extensive Introduction of the American Motion Picture.

The New Yorker, July 25 , 1931 P. 22Accusations that Grave Social Detriment Has Resulted from the Extensive Introduction of the American Motion Picture.

Lawyers who have sued the government say the fact that this case has become the first in which a judge has allowed the extensive introduction of evidence instead of handing down a quick dismissal may also attest to an important shift under way on the issue of reparations.

Given their relative novelty they will be introduced here in relation to our research but the reader is referred to LeCun et al. [19] for a more extensive introduction of the subject.

Our study demonstrates early (≤ 3 months) and extensive introduction of food items, irrespective of interview mode.

One reviewer suggested that, apart from providing a more extensive introduction on the biological function of this complex, you should also test the described mutants in a stress response assay.

As a result, many practices such as extensive introductions of non-native hatchery fish are much less common than they have been historically (Brannon et al. 2004).

It's a real feature of the age that you can't buy any food or drink product without reading an extensive introduction on the label, and in the case of water it seems particularly extraneous.

I'll treasure many of its new features, especially the extensive introduction to the history of food in Italy and a short section on wines.

This chapter provides an extensive introduction to the vast field of bioconjugation.