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Much still rests on the various exemptions and interpretations that the SEC will make in coming months.

It was against this backdrop of sharply differing interpretations that the Florence court began hearing the second appeal in late September.

Most members of Congress have not even seen the secret legal interpretations that the executive branch is currently relying on and do not have any staff who are cleared to read them.

The interpretations that the strategists and researchers give to the patterns of brain metabolism on the screen, like Rorschach blots, seem to give more insight into the biases of the testers than into the feelings of the viewer.

Rothman agrees with earlier interpretations that the word "yahoo", which describes the bestial creatures of the fourth book in the novel, is derived from the four-letter holy Hebrew name of God, YHWH, pronounced "Yahweh".

Unlike traditional and prevailing interpretations that the Roman empire collapsed because of the barbarian invasions, O'Donnell claims that it is in fact the barbarians who could have saved it.

As always, it was the Sixteen's clarity of diction and the shades of expressive colour that director Harry Christophers brought to the interpretations that beguiled the ear.

Kinetic parameters in dynamical models have physicochemical interpretations that define the reaction rate and binding affinity.

We note that the interpretations that follow are tentative given the limitations of the study design.

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What fascinates us is the multiple interpretations that emerge from this encounter with the public.