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Those customers help sustain connections that might otherwise be given up as uneconomic.
But a provision of the relatively new Sarbanes-Oxley Act gives the commission broader authority to direct money that might otherwise be given to the government to shareholders instead.
Cardeña has done research on altered states of consciousness in religious practice, and he found that some people who would otherwise be given a diagnosis of dissociative disorder have been able to channel their tendencies into rituals of spirit possession, trance, speaking in tongues, or intimate experiences of God.
If a foreign-born player has exceptional ability or can perform a role that natives are unable to, he should be permitted to play for the national side, but Italians should otherwise be given priority to protect the purity of the country's football.
This gets in the way of servicers who might otherwise be given incentives to modify loans in ways that are in the best interests of society.
His background and his promise as an AFL forward have sparked wider interest than would otherwise be given to a player who has thus far struggled with his game.
To improve potential generalisability, it is also important that appropriate support, financial and otherwise, is given to rigorous outcome research on all types of TVET that have been implemented internationally for young people, and in a broader range of geographical settings than covered by the current evidence base.
No remuneration (monetary or otherwise) was given for participation.
Accession numbers (SRA or otherwise) are given for all of the transcriptomes that we used.
Course credit — extra or otherwise — should be given only for work with genuine pedagogical value.
Otherwise, you will be given a Book[3].
