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European opinion-setter Natalie Nougayrède also commands space in our Comment section, arguing that the west must resist overtures to bring Syrian leader Bashar al-Assad in from the cold.

"The IRS dropped a bombshell on us," complains Steven B. Gorin, who helped write comments for the American Bar Association's trust law section arguing that the IRS should attack "perceived abuses" without ending the gains deferral.

The following section argues that that question should be answered both Yes and No.

This section argues that hai only has one core sense, namely, the additive meaning (König 1991).

This section argues that the ethical and political concerns, and purposes, of the dialogue are inextricably intertwined.

The following section argues that the cosmopolitan ethical frame is good for a states foreign policy.

Our Discussion section argues that this assumption is not the whole story, but we did make this assumption.

There are four separate cases that ask the Supreme Court to strike down DOMA Section 3, arguing that it violates the Constitution: Lambda Legal brought one of the cases, Golinski v. Office of Personnel Management, on behalf of a lesbian federal employee in California who was denied spousal health insurance coverage that her heterosexual co-workers receive.

Since the environment of these ions is often disordered, and some ligands may have been missed in the determination of the structure, Müller et al. calculated the valence vector sum as described in section 9, arguing that since the metals examined were all expected to have spherically uniform environments, the valence vector sum should be close to zero if the coordination sphere were complete.

This is something that Lewis arguably denied, as we shall see in the next two sections, by arguing that there can be conditionals about expected experience (constituting the empirical content of material object statements) the antecedents of which consist solely of statements about experience that can be given and thus certain for us).

China also cited exemption clauses under the UNCLOS (Art. 298, Section 2, Part XV), arguing that it has opted out of arbitration proceedings that concern its sovereignty claims.