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TORONTO — His play and his peers are increasingly testifying that Rafael Nadal is the world's best men's tennis player.
At an emergency hearing, Manhattan prosecutors asked Justice William A. Wetzel of State Supreme Court to put off the retrial of the graduate student, Oliver Jovanovic, until September, saying that the 25-year-old woman had become increasingly reluctant to testify.
Over time, though, the concerted emphasis on marriage and the military generated increasingly potent political imagery: elderly gay men pleading for recognition of their decades-long relationships, lesbian ex-officers testifying with military terseness.
Henry Paulson was still testifying.
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Testifying was excruciating.
Among those testifying: Grassley.
Each testified to the increasingly popular view that human beings are endowed with certain eternal and inalienable rights that never were renounced when humankind "contracted" to enter the social order from the natural order and never were diminished by the claim of the "divine right of kings".
CFD has been increasingly used since then, as testified by the number of peer-reviewed articles, which was less than 10 per year in the 1990s, and which is now 60 to 70 per year.
"Without the ability to build new, the hospital will become increasingly obsolete," Mary-Jean Eastman, a hospital architect, testified.
