As part of its terms it demanded that Warner "clarify" his comments about England.
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In other words, the measurement changes the state of the qubit, "collapsing" it from the superposition to one of its terms.
Although most of its terms are from the biomedical domain, it also contains terms from other domains, for example in the top-level categories Geographicals or Humanities.
Western politicians who helped negotiate the deal are frustrated by repeated and flagrant violations of its terms, but are still trying to patch it up.
Amazon is, instead, arguing dismissively that it made the decision based on its own interpretation of its terms of service.
This was the same period in which it censored WikiLeaks, arguing that the website was in breach of its terms of service and was putting human rights workers at risk.
Merkel said that the Greeks would have "ownership" of the reforms that they propose, and pointed out that Ireland, when it renegotiated its E.U. bailout, was able to change some of its terms.
This definition is delusively simple, however, for each of its terms has been the object of extended judicial exposition.
Speaking very little English and under pressure from Rebay to sign the contract, Bauer misunderstood many of its terms.
