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Russia has decided to advance troops from Kazvin to Teheran on Thursday [Dec. 21] next, in view of the persistent refusal of the Mejliss to dismiss Mr. Morgan Shuster.

Next, in view of there are integer and constant such that hence.

Next, in view of the assumption (A2) and the relation (2.4), we know that for any and, (3.7).

Next, in view of Remark 2.5, by taking (k_{1}=k_{4}=0) in Theorem 2.4, we obtain the following extension of Kannan result.

Next, in view of f ∞ = 0, there exists a constant R > ρ 1 such that f u) ≤ δ 2 u for u ≥ R, where δ 2 > 0 satisfies (3.5).

Next, in view of (19), we have J v_{cdot} -Jbigl u_{cdot}^{varepsilon}bigr)geq - biggl(1+dmathbb{E} int_{0}^{T}nu_{t},dt biggr)varepsilon, and thus J v_{cdot} -Jbigl u_{cdotn}bigr)leq V+ biggl(1+dmathbb{E} int_{0}^{varepsilon}bigr geqvarepsilon, due to the arbitrariness of (v_{cdot}inmathcal{U}).

Mr. Timerman was prepared to find an equivalent next door in view of the bloody events of the early Pinochet years: the abductions and murders, a helicopter-borne general touching down around the country to execute arrested leftists, the newly appointed military rector of the university parachuting in, boots first, to take office.

Wolfsburg might advance to the next phase and, in view of their attacking style, it will be encouraging for the coach, Armin Veh, that he has the luck to be pitting a free-scoring attack against United's makeshift back four.

When a report relates to more than one child of the same family, the oldest child within the age range will be included, (3) sufficient verbal and cognitive capacities of both parent and child, as the study will use mainly self-report methods for data collection, and (4) no intention to leave the Netherlands within the next 6 months, in view of the follow-up period.

Although the next Proposition must be known (in view of Aleksandrov's criterion [1]), see Theorem 15 below), we include a simple geometric proof for the reader's convenience.

Still haunted by former Chancellor Helmut Kohl's slush funds scandal and divided on the issue of immigration, the conservative opposition party is trying to take the political offensive in view of the next general election in 2002.