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Jerold Kayden, a professor of urban planning and design at Harvard, points out the pull between private property rights and societal concerns in disaster recovery.

But, as Mr. Reich points out, the 11 million figure was pulled out of thin air by Wiesenthal.

Pulling out a detailed military map, General Fahim pointed out the key passes and byways.

It must be pointed out that the differences between average CTD and NTD unzipping forces depend on the pulling speed, because the NTD unzipping process is not in equilibrium (Bustamante et al., 2004).

TB carried out the pull-down assays.

Smith pointed out: "With Ben Purkiss pulling out on the day of the game, we had three missing.

Later in the briefing, a reporter followed up and pointed out that the agreement at Lisbon between Afghanistan, NATO, and the United States was that "the U.S. would pull out all its combat forces by 2014".

Disengage the brake cable before pulling out the tire from between the brake pads.

The child pulled it out, pointed it and pulled the trigger, Woody said.

The competition between the two couples, and specifically between Michelle Obama and Bill Clinton, became explicit later when one of Michelle's advisers pulled me aside and pointed out that Michelle had recently been given Secret Service protection.

Figure 8e, f, g, h indicates the exact starting points to pull the film out from the substrate.