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If the N.H.L. wants to be even close to evenhanded, it will announce that it will strictly enforce penalties committed by goaltenders.

If this harmless musical enjoys a long life, it will strictly be due to the warm feelings for Howe's original work.

For instance, if you submit a limit order on an exchange, you have to trust the exchange that it'll strictly follow your order.

Rather than posting its optimal wage w, it will be strictly better off to pay its workers' reservation wage ϕ 0.

Podium doesn't contract with large publishers to produce audiobooks; it will remain strictly indie for now.

But it insists that it will still strictly enforce existing curbs on people, especially out-of-towners, buying more than one home.

Jarryd Hayne is delighted to see his old Fiji team-mates reach the last four for the second World Cup in a row but insists it will be strictly business when he goes up against them at Wembley on Saturday.

Thorn, speaking of the impending trade, would not acknowledge the team's decision to cut payroll, saying, "It will be strictly from the standpoint that we don't think there is someone at No. 22 worth a three-year guarantee.

If confidence in bad logic has sometimes been responsible for holding up mathematical advance, bolder mathematicians have always known in practice that the right thing to do is to let the argument take them wherever it will on strictly mathematical lines, leaving it to logicians to recognize the fact and adjust their theory at their convenience.

"It will be strictly a defensive measure to defend our people.

Then it will be strictly separated from set by the support plane passing through, since no supporting plane has finite positive slope.