In diplomatic correspondence with reference to this matter, including the Soviet Government's note a copy of which is attached hereto as an annex, constituting negotiations which must now be determined to have been exhausted, the Soviet Government has asserted a version of the facts and of the law contrary to that asserted by the United States Government.
The other defendants did not request any instruction to the jury in reference to the matter, and they do not contend that any erroneous instruction was given.
They were neither asked whether they knew anything about it or whether they were responsible for it or what action it was proposed to make in reference to the matter.
Sir, — The notices of Acoustic Pottery in your last Number, from the pen of M. l'Abbé Cochet, are both useful and interesting; and the subject, if fully investigated, may lead to some practical results in reference to a matter of very great importance.
"Words from both sides will soon turn to bullets, and white people don't shoot with their gun sideways," he said in 2016 in reference to Black Lives Matter.
Here we discuss the clinical, histopathological, and immunohistochemical findings in reference to matters that emerged from our research.
"Is Lena Dunham too privileged to fail?" asked a Daily Beast writer, in reference to does it even matter at this point?
"Words from both sides will soon turn to bullets, and white people don't shoot with their gun sideways," he said in 2016 in reference to the Black Lives Matter movement.
Over and above the aid given by his published work, Colonel Yule has too often spared neither time nor trouble, in my behalf and the Societyas, in making searches in reference to obscure or interesting matters occurring in the text.
If it be said that diamonds are not a subject of police regulation, and that a different rule obtains in reference to them than to matters of police regulation (as might be implied from the scope of the opinion) I can only say that the conclusion seems to me strange.
