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The tax was initially presented by Mr. Sarkozy as an environmental policy with long-term fiscal benefits.

The figures initially presented by Van Rompuy in November referred to pledges or "commitments" in the project planning for seven years from 2014.

Despite ominous signals from the Court that pervasive change was afoot, the Court unanimously dispatched Wright on the mundane criminal procedure issue initially presented by the parties.

In this paper, the so-called "structure effect" is included in a simple way as an analytical formula in the phenomenological compressive failure criterion which was initially presented by Budiansky and Fleck works.

"Libya is barely a footnote to what's going on in Afghanistan," this anonymous reader wrote, perhaps overstating the case but underscoring the point that, if the rationale for war in Afghanistan was as portentous and existential as it was initially presented by Western leaders, then events in North Africa are not on the same scale of clear and present danger.

The patent has been initially presented by Trancossi and Dumas [7, 8].

For the spherical phantoms, plane incident wave analyses are initially presented followed by full wave finite difference time domain (FDTD) calculations.

The physical layer impairments and related classification in optical networks are initially presented followed by physical layer impairments (PLI) constrained and aware RWA algorithms.

It plans to install it in various locations in California to see how demographics factor in. "When the idea was initially presented to us by Protocall, the decision makers kind of slapped their heads and said, 'That makes sense,"' Mr. Smith said.

Our patient initially presented with gait ataxia followed by dementia, whereas dementia typically occurs first in E200K-129M [ 5, 8, 10].

The chimpanzees were required to indicate which of the two simultaneously presented faces (match, distractor) corresponds to the initially presented face (cue) in identity by touching one of the faces.