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"I concurrence chummy confabulation at sanctum of palatable pastries, Tim Hortons, afternoontide of 4pm?
"They said that they would like the concurrence of the F.D.A. before they start putting cloned animals in the food supply".
When the SMO and JMG Commander reach concurrence, they will inform the JTF Commander and request written approval to administer involuntary feeding/fluid hydration".
"For decades, responsible committee chairmen -- both Democratic and Republican -- recognized that the coercive power of subpoenas should be used only as a last resort, and they obtained the concurrence of the ranking member or called a committee vote before issuing subpoenas," reads the letter, which cites the handful of past chairmen who have ever used such authority.
To validate the results of the microarray experiments, we assessed the expression profiles of genes with known roles in different processes during flower development (Fig. 2 and Figure S2 in Additional file 1) and found that they were in concurrence with their published expression patterns.
Focusing on 1960-2010, they found that the concurrence of all combinations of drought, heat wave intensity, and heat wave durations "have increased substantially in the south, southeast, and parts of the western USA".
The other buildings around her moaned in concurrence that they would like her to do the same.
They concluded that the concurrence of NF1 and breast cancer was probably due to the simultaneous existence of two cancer-predisposing conditions.
While lower-court judges have generally upheld that principle, the reed to which they have clung -- a concurrence by Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr. in a Supreme Court case from 1972 known as Branzburg -- has been characterized as relatively thin in several recent decisions.
