And while it is pertinent to point out that 850,000 Jewish refugees from Arab lands have been fed, housed and absorbed by Israel since 1948 while 750,000 Palestinian refugees languish in camps, dependent on United Nations handouts, this does not invalidate the crucial fact that the latter suffered a grave injustice at Israel's founding.
He said Dr. Zapf's testing was invalidated by the fact that Mr. Padilla was handcuffed during the tests, a condition imposed on Dr. Zapf by prison officials.
Many of the comparisons that were undertaken were invalidated by the fact that more than one of the four key characteristics (i.e. group versus one to one, length; child involvement; adjunctive treatment) was varied.
While there might be network utilization fluctuations during the execution of a workflow (and even in idle state) that invalidate this assumption, the fact is that even locally (in the same node) there is data access imbalance due to contention – concurrency to access the same resources, in this case I/O.
But such unknowable matters did not at all invalidate the search for hard fact, as the Dictionnaire abundantly shows.
The absence of a commonly agreed jurisdiction could invalidate the whole enterprise and confirm the fact already evident that political power, not justice, will determine the future.
For some reason, people often invalidate rape victims because they find the fact that their rapist was an ex-partner, friend or family member unbelievable.
If air is trapped in the piece, this WILL invalidate the density test, due to the fact that the gold will be lighter, while the volume remains, causing a smaller density.
The money doesn't invalidate the night; the two facts, stars and dumplings, overlap.
Do these facts invalidate the author's claims?
