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"We have obtained the names of 3,000 Swiss bank account holders, of which a part very probably corresponds to tax evasion," Budget Minister Eric Woerth of France said in an interview published Sunday by the weekly newspaper Journal du Dimanche.
"We have obtained the names of 3,000 Swiss bank account holders, of which a part very probably corresponds to tax evasion," said Eric Woerth, France's budget minister, in an interview published Sunday by the weekly newspaper Le Journal du Dimanche.
To avoid bias in determining these stand values, particular 'edge overlap' methods must be used when measuring any plot of which a part falls beyond the forest edge (Schreuder et al. 1993, pp. 297 301; Iles 2003, pp. 621 658; Gregoire and Valentine 2008, pp. 343 355; West 2013, 2015, pp. 126 130).
But I was hired to do a job, of which a part was to help this brand appeal to women of color.
Any carbon accumulation in stumps and coarse roots is therefore ephemeral in this type of system; soil carbon is the only belowground carbon pool of which a part may have a residence time longer than the SRC life cycle.
Clustering genes according to their factor loadings with the first 50 TSRs instead of net expression patterns, of which a part is experimental noise, might be a more robust approach and could give more insight into the dynamics of gene expression regulation, in which individual genes are classified into multiple groups of similar regulation.
In sub-Saharan Africa, hypertension is increasingly affecting the urban population of which a substantial part lives in slums.
Every item consists of a rectangular pattern in which a part is missing.
It says that if Lewis is a philosopher in world w1 and a plumber but not a philosopher in world w2, then he is exactly located at two or more regions (one of which is a part of w1 and another of which is a part of w2).
The Zambezi valley, the lower section of which is a part of the Eastern (Great) Rift Valley, is Mozambique's most dramatic geographic feature.
They may, however, formulate a conception of improvement for a circumscribed domain of social life, the description of which is a part of their overall account.
