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The trial still must conclude a penalty phase and the judge's assessment of damages.

The conceit of the plot is that to take over the real estate company run by his father-in-law-to-be, a ruthless young executive named David (Michael Magee) must conclude a deal that involves shutting down the men's hotel.

Given the scatter in the DLS measurements (data above and Table 2), we must conclude a large uncertainty and not nonideality is the cause of this apparent discrepancy.

Hence, he supposes, since we do conceive a supremely perfect being we do have the idea of a supremely perfect being we must conclude that a supremely perfect being exists.

If the two agree, he must conclude that A originated the cipher, since only A knew e and hence could have encrypted the message.

To convict Edwards, U.S. District Court Judge Catherine C. Eagles instructed the jurors they must conclude beyond a reasonable doubt not only that the candidate knew about the secret payments made on his behalf, but he knew the cover up was illegal and that he went ahead anyway.

Consequently, if we include with the prenates those individuals who did not survive beyond one or even two weeks postpartum, we must conclude that a significant number of individuals could not have been sacrificed because they were either not alive or not yet old enough to be considered viable sacrificial entities [7], [8], [10], [13] (Figure 5).

We must conclude that a complaint system that only focuses on complaint committees and complaint procedures is incomplete in the complainants' views.

We must conclude that a transplanted bone retains life in itself and is capable of its own regeneration as far as is necessary.

Since the karyotypes we determined for TPC-1 and FB2 are compatible with the original reports for both cell lines, we must conclude that a cross-contamination mishap occurred during the attempt to establish FB2, which in fact represents a tetraploid population of TPC-1 cells.

So, while inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon, one must conclude that an increase in the money supply (printing money, expanding the balance sheet) alone will not cause a surge of inflation.