The initiative was in part a response by the Arab nations to Resolution 1450, passed on Dec. 13, which condemned recent terrorist attacks in Mombasa, Kenya, and referred clearly for the first time to the Israeli and Jewish victims.
"The problem with security is that we don't want security because we want to be the only ones with militias," Mr. Shafik said, referring clearly, if obliquely, to the Islamists.
(Electioneering communications were defined as broadcast political advertisements that refer clearly to a candidate and are made no more than 60 days before a general election or no more than 30 days before a primary election).
Moreover, her speech alone would refer clearly, even in the absence of pointing gestures, because these digits are highly familiar to middle-school students, and because there was only one "2" and one "8" present in the visual representation.
The results underwent a manual consistency check and cleaning across the dataset: (1) occurrence data for different entity names that refer clearly to one entity were merged (e.g., Google Corporation and Google), (2) all locations were clustered according to region, (3) named entities occurring in less than four articles were ignored in further analysis.
In particular, they state: '[consent] includes notably which data are being processed' (Article 29 Data Protection Working Party 2011, p 17).w The Article 29 Working Party also state that consent 'should refer clearly and precisely to the scope and consequences of processing' (Article 29 Data Protection Working Party 2011, p 17).
The authors should clear up this point of confusion by referring clearly to the literature concerning the length of DNA synthesized by Pol α as opposed to SV40.
"I wouldn't characterize it as typing off the high side," the aide said, referring to clearly sensitive material.
That being said, Luxuria Superbia does refer quite clearly to the game genre of the tunnel shooter of which Rez stands out as [a] major achievement.
