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According to University of Georgia lecturer Josh Putnam, superdelegates exist solely to allow DNC elites to better control who ultimately becomes their nominee.
A spokesperson for the shadow chancellor said: On the advice of IPSA we use their casual contracts solely to allow us to pay the living wage to interns and students on temporary placements.
In the three-page document, he explained that he was resigning at the suggestion of the city manager, Norton N. Bonaparte Jr., "solely to allow the city to move beyond recent events".
He got interested in Alzheimer's about 25 years ago when his wife's father developed it, and his research is now supported by a philanthropic foundation that was started solely to allow him to study the disease.
The California Department of Real Estate warns consumers that many dubious loan modification companies have organized themselves as law firms solely to allow them to collect upfront fees, even though the lawyers have little, if anything, to do with the services provided.
Stein's contribution was to devote his spare time to cohosting a long-running cable punk "magazine" show called Glenn O'Brien's TV Party; a hapless proto-Saturday Superstore wheeze that appeared to have been created solely to allow drawling NY doofuses to call the Ramones "assholes" before sniggering and high-fiving someone called Jimmy.
Stratification was solely undertaken to allow the outcomes of each patient subgroup to be evaluated independently and had no influence on the care that patients received while participating in the study.
Permitting him to reject counsel based solely on religion is to allow his hate-filled agenda to infect our court system.
Fourth, government-imposed mandated insurance benefits should be relaxed solely for the uninsured to allow for the sale of "bare bones" policies.
Too few studies (3%) reported the use of financial incentives or a solely electronic design (3%) to allow further analysis of these factors.
The two nonprofit groups that challenged Xtandi's patent — Knowledge Ecology International and the Union for Affordable Cancer Treatment — say they plan to appeal last month's decision by the National Institutes of Health to continue to allow Medivation to solely sell Xtandi.
