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With Tully Scope, a monthlong series that starts on Tuesday, Lincoln Center proposes a novel solution: When festivals are the norm, why not make the norm a festival?

However, since the bounds for the derivatives of (lambda _{i}^{varepsilon}) increase as ε decreases, a small ε makes the norm of the corresponding extension operator large.

Why has society made the norm for the path to occupational success strictly through a diploma?

But he isn't a fan of the get-famous-quick system that "Idol" has made the norm in the minds of the young.

The Act makes the norms of the European Convention part of the domestic law of the UK.

So we consulted WCH experts from different cities and different facilities in order to make the norms' representativeness better.

How this has happened and what those committed to making the new norms stick should do about it drive this book.

In all three cases, applicability of public law norms does not make the private norm - subjects public parties - let alone parties with public authority.

Arthur, Hampshire I don't think that making renting the norm will help much.

Imagine making this the norm for every British undergraduate.

Creating an "off-the-shelf" market for trading habitats risks making it the norm.