Vocabulary: linguists, genealogies, crop, foray, turf, rival, pitfalls, cognates, quantify, correlate, forebear, flaw, derived, mutate, emigrants Extension Activities: 1. Make a list of cognates in English and another language.
But the House's measure is disingenuous -- a temporary fix that will mollify justifiably aggrieved taxpayers in the short run while obscuring the real cause of the alternative tax problem and, by extension, dangerous flaws in the Bush administration's tax policy.
Whatever the flaws of "Obamacare," the extension of health care benefits to millions of the uninsured will go down as a signature legacy of the Obama administration.
Bianchi's paper has spawned many follow-up papers that relax his assumptions, correct flaws, and propose extensions to his model.
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Vocabulary: disposal, unregulated, fluctuate, variations, fetuses, abnormal, thyroid, vigorous, assessment, precursor, munitions, control, margin, womb, flawed, anomaly, bias, residue, exempt, immunity Extension Activities: 1. Create a three-dimensional diorama depicting how chemicals dumped on the ground can contaminate ground water.
Vocabulary: dispute, clash, devices, perspective, chandelier, refute, theory, proffered, symposium, optical, concave, rebutting, seize, projection, identical, align, accurate, acknowledge, vantage, flaws, genuine, eyeballing, enlisted, tempest, leery Extension Activities: 1.
Furthermore, in situ measurements demonstrate that the coarse-grain, elongate microstructure is the only one that displays significant stable crack extension from annealed indentation flaws free of contact-induced residual stress.
In the memoirs, and in the introductions to his novels, he emphasizes his own flaws and failures, forgives himself for them, and, by extension, forgives his readers theirs.
The truth is all people - and by, extension, all institutions they create -- are flawed.
