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Which is why it has instead been vigorously defending its position by other means; ratcheting up the propaganda - particularly its insistence that history is on its side - and engaging in a diplomatic push to win allies to its cause.

The startup was also previously hoping to have closed a Series A back in summer 2014, but co-founder Mo Taslaq says it has instead been working on its technology, while also, doubtless, adapting to the slower burn reality of 3D printing demand.

Co. v. Walling, 327 U.S. 186, 209; it has instead been made plain that its measurement must take fully into account the character both of the materials to be seized and of the purposes of the seizures.

The lethal threat has not been a deterrent; to many among the White Helmets it has instead been an incentive to continue serving.

It has instead been the kind of difficult conversation that families sometimes have, when conflicts long suppressed surface at last, but everyone speaks with the knowledge that they'll still be family after the shouting.

There is not one simple factor that has caused Scranton's problems, but it has instead been hit by a perfect storm of issues that are facing many similar communities.

What it has, instead, is an appetite for human quiddity, and an eye for those fleeting shocks in which cultures strike and rebound.

What it has, instead, is a contract with a private company, Cornell Corrections, Inc., which operates a for-profit "facility" in Santa Fe.

What it has, instead, is a work force full of young adults dreaming of becoming pros and willing to sign any document, no matter how onerous, if it will help them reach that goal.

What it has instead is a neighborly, fresh-air quality; all the doors in the miniature snow-globe of a town are open, as is the chatter and curiosity about everyone's familial intrigues.

Mr. Graham said he thought the matter had been resolved, but it had instead been placed on his credit report.