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It's a principle that holds true for better and worse and regardless of the industry.

But it sums up how badly the people of Namie feel they have been abandoned by the central government and that holds true for many elsewhere from within the nuclear-evacuation zone, too.

This year, that holds true for Thanksgiving and Christmas.

Also Koplin (2006) concludes that it is impossible to find a globally uniform definition that holds true for all actors and situations.

Lab experiments are considered as lacking external validity, meaning that they produce unrealistic data without further relevance for understanding the "real world": a criticism that holds true both for lab experiments and theoretic models (Weimann, 2015, pp. 240 241).

By that time, Sousa was mostly black, and that held true for my class of about 30 students as well.

That's something that held true for Hadoop, and the company hopes to replicate this success with projects like Omid.

On the red-green scale, however, females preferred red, whereas males opted for green--a difference that held true for Caucasian and Chinese subjects, although in Chinese females the trend was much more pronounced.

And like it or not, they say there are some generalizations that hold true now and forever: Women opt for practicality, men for power.

Most Nevadans live in cities, and that holds true for Republicans and for Republican caucusgoers.

That holds true for both liberals and conservatives on the far ends of the political spectrum.