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So often home economics has been cast as a "conspiracy to keep women in the kitchen," an interpretation that has overlooked its impressive and diverse contributions.

ST changes in the fetal ECG can be quantified with computational analysis, reducing subjective interpretation that has been problematic with traditional electronic fetal monitoring.

For one thing, there are now more print editions available to compete with the standard Faber text, whose pagination serves as the bedrock that supports the weight of critical interpretation that has grown around the work.

The prime minister Romano Prodi will be in attendance in Dortmund tonight and, if Lippi will pardon the interpretation, that has to be a sign of Italian football's rehabilitation at international level at least.

Democrats who sought the condition regard it as a precedent for future treaties and as a repudiation of the argument on treaty interpretation that has been advanced by the State Department's legal counsel, Abraham D. Sofaer.

In a huge overreach, a federal judge has decided that the legal interpretation that has governed federal support of embryonic stem cell research for more than a decade is invalid.

Packwood said people would have the opportunity to see an enormous array of historical material without the layers of interpretation that had been added over the years.

But the recommended higher fees for visits were not for covering additional services (such as electrocardiogram interpretation) that have always been paid separately.

I think that it sufficiently appears that her unwillingness to take the oath was merely because of the interpretation that had been placed upon it as amounting to a promise that she would bear arms despite her religious convictions.

On the Christian religion as a historical "development," Harnack in his voluminous writings refined the interpretation that had been taught by the earlier German biblical and historical theologians Johann Salomo Semler, Ferdinand Christian Baur, and Albrecht Ritschl.

RILO established the Indonesian National Interpretation Working Group (INA NIWG) on 11 January 2007 to facilitate discussion on the draft of a national interpretation that had been submitted by the Indonesian Palm Oil Association GAPKIin in July 2006 (Dharsono and Zulfikar 2007).