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That's not to say Freeman's casting, or indeed his performance, is without merit; US critics are generally in agreement that he is well suited to, and most convincing in, this role.
It signaled a significant risk that those involved in the after-action assessments of the millennium plot believed would merit us being more aggressive.... MS. GORELICK -- You said, in response to I think it was Commissioner Ben-Veniste's question, that you indeed were -- had been struck from the list of senior executives in the administration who got the Presidential Daily Brief.
The existence of historic cities in modern era merit us and bring us self-esteem of residents.
"At the moment we have no information that would merit us starting a new search, we are always hopeful".
A State Department spokesperson told VICE News in an email that Bolivia had "undertaken some successful counter-narcotics activities," but added that the country has not destroyed enough coca plants nor seized enough cocaine in transit to merit US approval.
Ren, M.S. Dresselhaus, "Nanocomposites with High Thermoelectric Figure of Merits," US Patent No. 7,465,871 B2, Dec. 16, 2008.
Without ruling on their action's merits, US District Judge Gary Klausner said Sony had created a "special relationship" with its employees by requiring them to provide personal information to be eligible for salaries and benefits.
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What's more, the ups and downs of the romance hardly merit yanking us away from the murder investigation.
He first became known for Scrapheap Services, a dystopian social tableau that at least has a historical merit, reminding us that "young British art" two decades ago was born out of a recession.
"There is absolutely no merit in us pandering to it, we are struggling anyway and there is a core constituency of people who will defend and support an intelligent and liberal approach to these things, which is the position we have to take.
