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"It was the perfect present to make a frazzled, sleep-deprived, first-time mommy feel absolutely glamorous".
(Clarke, a seminal cinéma-vérité director, added a remarkable touch: a documentary filmmaker who is present to make a film about the musicians).
Again, the laws of the different countries vary greatly with respect to the elements that must be present to make a transfer voidable as a preference, especially those of a subjective character such as intent on the part of the debtor or knowledge of the debtor's financial status on the part of the creditor.
Fred V. Malek, a prominent Republican donor and fund-raiser for the Republican Governors Association, recalled Mr. Friess's attendance at a 2009 meeting at which the group asked each of those present to make a five-figure donation as it grappled with Mr. Obama's victory and forthcoming races in New Jersey and Virginia.
At least one of these must be present to make a diagnosis of major depressive episode.
Pope Francis ended the session by imploring those present to make a small change in attitude or behavior, Vatican Radio reports.
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