Most of the horses affected by vertebral problems keep on working, as discomfort / potential pain is generally underestimated through lack of direct measurements and owners' personal interpretations of behaviour they assume to reflect discomfort or pain [6].
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Slave owners used a (mis)interpretation of the story of Noah's curse of Ham to justify slavery.
These were not described as 'undesirable' but listed as brief descriptions to reduce the influence of subjective interpretation by owners as much as possible.
If Mexico had America's relative global military power, its own drones would probably be hovering over gun marts in suburban Phoenix and Tuscon, perhaps unleashing a few Hellfire missiles at the owners, under the same interpretations of international law that the United States now employs to justify cross-border drone strikes against Pakistan's logistical "safe haven".
At the reservations-free annex of its elegant restaurant, Verjus, Braden Perkins, the American chef and owner, spins modern interpretations of comfort food — like crisp nuggets of buttermilk fried chicken (8 euros) — while Laura Adrian, the sommelier, pours glasses of wine from the short chalkboard menu.
The Republicans, they said, have not explicitly ruled out other measures that would generate revenue, like ending tax breaks and loopholes on hedge funds or for the owners of corporate jets — an interpretation of the Republican position that few Republicans would agree with at this stage.
"When it really comes down to it, we're talking about small business owners who've had arbitrary interpretation used to pick at their operation and, in some instances, drive them out of business," Assembly Member Chris R. Holden, a Democrat, said on the floor ahead of the vote.
A lawyer for Sotheby's, Peter G. Neiman, said in court papers that the company's bid to sell the antiquity on behalf of its owner was legal under its interpretation of American and Cambodian cultural property laws.
In 1929, the General Accounting Office reported that "numerous expenditures are made from these funds" that were not payments to the Indian owners "by using a very broad interpretation of what constitutes the benefit of the Indian".
