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To offset this, Mr Jeanne proposes a counter-cyclical tax on debt.No one really knows how well such measures would work.

This paper focuses on memetic computing optimization algorithms and proposes a counter-tendency approach for algorithmic design.

David Desteno, Ph. D. author and professor of psychology at Northeastern University, proposes a counter-intuitive approach to building self-control.

But we're reluctant to commit our hard-working colleagues in the conferences division to the logistical challenges that might entail, so we were hoping we could keep it simple: how about a bottle of scotch (or baijiu) to the winner and we'll see what we can do about the band closer to the time?We'd also like to propose a counter bet.

What Ryan's article doesn't highlight is that Assemblymen Joseph Lentol, Andrew Hevesi, and Daniel O'Donnell proposed a counter bill drafted by their Codes Committee, which Lentol chairs, that contains measures intensifying obstacles that trafficking victims could face in moving from exploitation to independence.

The seller can accept the offer, decline it or propose a counter offer.

He wrote an essay for a forthcoming book titled "Andy Clark and His Critics," in which he proposed a counter-metaphor to Clark's joyful surfer: Nosferatu.

We proposed a counter-scent to be called Frigid....We have reliable information that the Gorki Street Perfume Shop, in Moscow, now offers, in addition to Exotic, Await Me, and White Nights; a variety named Thirtieth Anniversary of the Red Army.

But even as I tried to discredit the publicity that saw Thatcherism as liberating, I was still reluctant to propose a counter-myth, which pictured the government of 1945 as a permanent model of perfection.

We believe at that time the Agriculture Committee will propose a counter-offer which while addressing the Gramm major concerns will not adopt his proposal but instead rely on the Treasury proposals.

In 1969, Samuel Peckinpah's "The Wild Bunch" allegorically inscribed the failure of America's anti-Communist mission in Vietnam, and in so doing proposed a counter-myth to the western's myth of righteous progressivism from which the genre has never recovered.