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And I don't think that we have to be too worried about Big Windows taking down our PCs with updates, since we've seen how the company has comported itself thus far in the Windows 10 saga.

In this artificial setting, most have comported themselves creditably.

"I read every single word of that report, and it comported with what I had seen and heard on the ground in Gaza," Baird said.

An official of the Los Angeles pension fund for police and fire fighters said one of its trustees had also sought an evaluation of how its investment in the Freedom Group comported with its investment policies.

That comported with reports elsewhere that guerrillas as well as their captives had died from the effects of the gas.

But he acknowledged that his misgivings had more to do with how the soldiers were treated — and whether that comported with Islamic law — than any concern for their fates.

The market's swell comported with economic facts.

As Wang had previously comported himself well and had won a good reputation, people at court and the general public all pleaded with the emperor to recall him to the capital.

Nationally, court decisions about cellphone tracking have considered whether it comports with the Fourth Amendment, which guards against unreasonable searches and seizures.

They also said the two internal security laws under which he had been charged, "do not comport with international human rights standards".

8; and the essays collected in Gangopadhyay et al. 2010): the bond it posits between what we see and what we do is much too tight to comport with what neuroscience has to tells us about their functional relations.