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(2.6) By deriving the optimality conditions of (2.1), we can easily find that solving (2.1) is equivalent to finding a pair of ((x^,y^;lambda^)) which satisfies left { begin{array}{l} x^inmathcal{X}, quad (x-x^)^{T}(theta(x^ -A^{T}lambda^)geq{0},quad forall{x^ -A^{hcal{X}, y^inmaT}lambda^ geq{0}y-y^)^{T}(gamma(y^)-B^{T}lambda^)geq{0},quad forall{x}inmathcal{X}, Ax^+By^inmathcal{arraY} right.
You can find it by looking at the notes on the upper row (the sharps and flats) and finding a pair of two (not three).
No trouble finding a pair of sneakers, but they don't go with a business suit.
But finding a pair of jeans that fits right is a slightly more difficult undertaking.
Just finding a pair of shoes that Mr. Stearns "could stand on without cringing" was a long process.
Way back in week one, you might recall, Yuri got very animated on finding a pair of handcuffs in the police station.
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The first problem, of course, is finding a pair that will fit you.
Mr. Kozlowski, who spent most of his working life as a tailor at Sears, Roebuck & Company and later owned a clothing shop, told them how he risked his life to sneak out of a German munitions plant to scavenge for food in a nearby village, finding only a pair of shoes and some bread in a barn.
When everyone can get Yeezys online, finding a special pair of blaze orange ones made of carbon fiber and Japanese denim that are only available at a tiny shop in Denver will be the new driving force back to retail.
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