Much of the book narrates and analyzes a yearlong sequence of legal proceedings that began in the fall of 1806.
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The new results, which are published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, suggest a more nuanced sequence of events.
At Stanford this energy motivated a sequence of students to write transportation papers with Lee, many that found their way into journals or conference proceedings.
Then, some three years after Popper's death, a memoir published in the proceedings of one of Britain's most learned bodies, the British Academy, recounted essentially the same sequence of events.
We consider how the close of sale is foreshadowed by a sequence of action that project the hammer's strike whilst providing successive opportunities for interested parties to contribute to the proceedings.
The evidence presented in court during each of these proceedings, which were heard over the past several months by Judge Douglas Woodlock, has given a fairly consistent picture of the sequence of events beginning in the early evening of April 18 , 2013
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