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This point goes well into the heart of Israeli democracy and imperils the integrated nature of the army.

Rowley Leigh is strongly against them, and David Lebovitz, who proclaims himself a disciple of Médecin on this point, goes for raw broad beans instead.

When this point goes to the boundary, those Poincaré inequalities are shown to give the curvature dimension inequality of the sphere, and when it is at the center they reduce to the usual Poincaré inequality.

This point goes to one of the fundamental differences between race-based discrimination in the Robinson versus the Lin eras: the prejudice Robinson experienced was blatant, whereas with Lin, the discrimination is much more subtle.

It is telling that the record for the longest filibuster in US history up this point goes to the late Senator Strom Thurmond from South Carolina, who was opposing civil rights legislation.

Hermeneutics, at this point, goes hand in hand with epistemology.

This, more than all the campaign infighting, most likely explains why his bid is at this point going nowhere.

Robson had been appointed manager in 1982 and was at this point going through a very tricky time.

It's unfortunate because he's worked real hard to get back to this point going back to last season".

One's sympathies, at this point, go out more to her than to Weiner, who is not helping her or himself with one clumsy interview after another.

"We do expect the program from this point going forward to always have a significantly higher level of performance," he said.