As the authors of the academic survey referred to in "As Police Point to a Dip in Crime, Murders and Robberies Are Up" (news article, Nov. 26), we applaud the article's attempt to bring crime statistics to the forefront.
Note that only a point in the unique set, referred to in Corollary 3.10 iv), is a fixed point of the composed -cyclic -contraction self-mappings on, if the metric space is complete.
The subject was Anthony D. Weiner, whom Mr. McDonald at one point referred to, in heated tones, as "a self-pleasuring freak".
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The only court case in Japan to date related to this pattern of ART was concerned with birth registration (see details under Court case iv)), but it serves as an illustration of the key point referred to in the previous sentence.
Physically walk up to one of the points, referred to in the game as a Pokéstop, then tap an icon on screen and you're rewarded with items and experience points.
Importantly, the Parliament's version adds to that 'in case of transfers referred to in Article 42, Article 43, or point (h) of Article 44(1), reference to the appropriate safeguards and the means to obtain a copy of them' must also be provided.
These four time points are referred to in the text as the "3 month test period", which represents the first 90 days of lactation.
Instead, details of the tax cut were referred to in accompanying Budget documents and coyly pointed out by Treasury aides after the chancellor's address.
The numbers of absent data points are referred to in the figure legends, and were mostly related to measurements of serum base deficit, lactate, cytokines, and integrin expression.
