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and hence, Hence, Since J is monotone and E is strictly convex, we obtain that z1 - x = z2 - x and hence z1 = z2.

10 p.m. Food Network; also Wed., 9 p.m. TUESDAY The Winter Games in Sochi, Russia commence two days hence, hence "Winter Gold: NBC's First Look at the Sochi Olympics".

Although they may borrow technical words from other disciplines, they are committed to words such as so, hence, thus, and therefore and hence to the causal linkages that these words imply.

Hence decorum; hence unguided smoke-free tours.

Hence the inquest, hence the fuss, hence the hospital's abject apology and the CQC's official statement.

Hence the wire; hence the army; hence, as from today, the state of emergency; hence the fierce, unrelenting rhetoric of hatred.

Hence the Linnaen Society, hence the Prussian Academy – presentations made at speed and under immense pressure.

The "real" Didion Daugherty shows us is just the obverse of the image: ambitious (hence the anxiety), controlling (hence the brittleness), and chic (hence the Corvette).

Hence the anxiety; and hence these three books, because that, basically, is what all of them are about.

At times it was a great patron: hence Gregorian chant, hence the music of Palestrina.

Things used to be moved by human or animal muscle (which requires energy, hence food, hence sunlight), or by wind (which requires thermal currents, hence sunlight), or by falling water (which requires condensation and evaporation, hence sunlight).