The general rule in ordinary litigations is that plaintiffs may frame their complaints as they wish and agree to take less money than they might otherwise be due in order to stay in state court.
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When Blair at last was compelled last month to give six hours of public testimony on the origins of the Iraq War, he arrived before dawn, hours before he was due, in order to avoid the protesters.
More precisely, the greater increase of log-likelihood values is due, in decreasing order of impact, to variable rates between sites, to variable evolutionary rates along branches (BL), to variable base compositions (BC), and to variable GTR substitution rates (GTR).
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In spite of its accuracy and robustness, some developments are due in course in order to improve the developed model.
Mr. Paterson himself also made a number of calls to Ms. Booker, including one on Feb. 7, the day before she was due in court to renew an order of protection against Mr. Johnson.
Mr. Paterson also enlisted another state employee, Deneane Brown, a friend of both the governor and the accuser, to make contact with the woman before she was due in court to finalize an order of protection against the aide, David W. Johnson, the two people with direct knowledge said.
Policy makers say they are aware that all the central bank has done is give them breathing room to set their houses in order; the bonds are due in just three years.
