He loves delving deep into the subparagraphs of contracts and figuring out new and complex ways for his clients to make money, a side of the business that most top agents leave to their agency's lawyers.
The present subparagraph refers to a group of particularly complex and rather heterogeneous CHD (tricuspid or mitral valve atresia, double inlet left ventricle, univentricular heart, hypoplastic left or right ventricle and heterotaxy syndromes) that share the impossibility to be subjected to biventricular correction.
The physicians in the preceding paragraph, subparagraph 1, shall be qualified specialist physicians.
If a terminal illness patient, who has become unconscious or failed to express clearly his/her will, has not signed the letter of intent of the preceding paragraph, subparagraph 2, his/her close relative may replace by signing a consent.
Each of them is treated separately in the following subparagraphs.
The various techniques used to pattern the Ti mask with ordered arrays of nanoholes are described in detail in the following subparagraphs.
Sure enough, Rose drilled Ledee in the thigh, perhaps ignoring a subparagraph in the unwritten beanball code: Do not inflame a slumping team.
-- No employee contribution payable under section 8906 of title 5, United States Code, with respect to health insurance coverage under this subparagraph, may be provided on behalf of an individual who the relevant congressional ethics panel has probable cause to determine has engaged in the solicitation of prostitution.
Deep in the Santa charter is a little-known subparagraph, called the Mrs. Clause, stating that Santa must be married -- and by Christmas -- or he will lose his job forever.
This subparagraph reports the results of MMC taxonomical characterization for the anaerobic sludge enriched on hexane-pretreated crude glycerol in batch tests (HT) and with the untreated crude glycerol in fed-batch.
