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This case invokes the long-standing, unresolved question of why many smallholders around the world maintain self-provisioning rather than integrate fully into the market economy (Netting 1974; Goodman and Redclift 1982; Van der Ploeg 2008; Schmook et al. 2013).

In this case, invoking (iii), the requirement of implementing nontrivial gates dictates we include Paley order (k = 0) in the synthesis.

On Thursday, the psychologist in the case invoked Article 31 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, the military's equivalent of the Fifth Amendment.

He very early on in the case invoked his Fifth Amendment rights against self-incrimination.

"The greatest risk in this case is invoking any sympathy," Judge Velis said.

In this case by invoking a son's privilege, calling his book "a kind of conjuration" and acknowledging his iffy tactics.

"For the government it will be hard to ringfence this decision and to avoid this case being invoked in the future by other businesses in a similar position," he said.

The proof of the following is similar to Theorem 3.3 and in this case we invoke Theorem 2.3 instead of Theorem 2.6 in the proof.

In this case, Lincoln invoked the right of transit, which allowed slave holders to take their slaves temporarily into free territory.

So, in this case we invoke "majority rule" and choose summary statistic set 3. Any application of ABC that does not include a simulation evaluation such as this one or similar ones in [ 18– 21] is incomplete.

But this is a criminal case, invoking a somewhat rarely used law on cyberstalking.