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When a foreign embassy needs a favor from Congress, diplomats can appeal to no higher authority on international affairs than Senator Jesse Helms.
"When you prohibit art in public spaces you reinforce the idea of there being a higher authority on the street than ordinary people, and you make people feel like they're the smaller players," says Ganzeer. "But in Tahrir and in protests all over the country, people got a taste for expressing themselves openly, and the government can't easily regain that control over public space again.
After all, who is likely to be a higher authority on "Xi Jinping thought" than Xi Jinping himself?
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And so, year after year, Mr. Zhou, of the Hunan Disabled Persons Federation, finds himself appealing to the universities or to higher authorities on behalf of disabled students who have been rejected.
"It's discouraging for them because it's so competitive to get into a good school, and even if they do, how much money is going to be available for them?" Probably not enough, and then which educator or famous college basketball coach is going to command space in the newspaper to rage at the higher authorities on their behalf?
Khalidi is the highest authority on interpretations of the Arab-Jewish and Israeli-Palestinian conflicts, and author of some of the most influential studies on the topic.
This seems to be sufficient for them to have those properties according to their home fiction, for what the author says in the fiction (inadvertently or not) seems to hold the highest authority on truth in that fiction.
"In my opinion, Redknapp will have high authority on players of the national team," Fomenko said.
Dr. Christian Guilleminault from Stanford, probably the highest authority on OSA on the planet states that Craniofacial structural issues are THE cause of OSA in non morbidly obese children.
France's highest authority on constitutional matters has approved a controversial bill that gives the state sweeping new powers to spy on citizens.
