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But a submission from the majority of special advocates, security-cleared barristers who appear in sensitive cases, have also described CMPs – which are already used in special immigration tribunals – as "inherently unfair".
Unlike the December debacle in Yemen, the vast majority of special ops missions remain completely in the shadows, hidden from external oversight or press scrutiny.
In this modern era where the vast majority of special effects—including desert scenes, medieval castles, and battling armies are brought to life using CGI technology and most actors show their terror or awe in front of green screens, it's easy to forget there was a time when special effects were done by hand, not computer.
A majority of special track graduates came from secondary schools in provincial cities (76 to 79%).
The majority of special clinic activities take place in the restricted premises assigned to the clinic, with the exception of surgical operations and laboratory analysis, for which the special clinic makes use of the main hospital facilities in exchange for direct payments to personnel and departments involved.
"The vast majority of special-purpose entities are used by banks for very legitimate purposes," Mr. Cohen said.
He added: "I should point out here that the vast majority of Met special branch undercover officers never made the mistakes I made, have no need to apologise for anything, and I deeply regret having tarnished their illustrious, professional reputation".
If all goes smoothly, the change could be in place by late September, approved either by a three-fifths majority of a special Congress of the assembly and the Senate or more likely by a referendum.
From him I learned a majority of the special effects stuff I know now.
The majority of the special effects were done by Industrial Light & Magic.
The majority of the special parliamentary committee set up to conduct the preliminary examination also belongs to the ruling party, and the findings of this committee have to be submitted to the plenum of the parliament, dominated by the ruling majority, to decide "whether prosecution shall start or not".
