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One particularly interesting variation on this question appears in scientific, academic and therapeutic discussions about addiction.

This question appears now to have been conclusively answered by the California Supreme Court, see Prudential Reinsurance Co. v. Superior Court of Los Angeles Cty., 3 Cal.

Public opinion on this question appears closer to what it was when President Bill Clinton launched military strikes in Kosovo in 1999, though it is greater than during the Bosnia situation four years earlier.

The answer to this question appears to lie in the fact that Community law receives an adequate welcome in France because the French constitutional order is unusually receptive to the integration of international norms, and because Community norms bear more resemblance to international norms than the proponents of Community law's specificity would have us believe.

This question appears at first to be the central enigma of "51 Birch Street," but as Mr. Block delves into his mother's diaries and starts interviewing some of her friends, a more complicated picture of his parents' marriage begins to emerge.

The answer to this question appears to be debatable, but there are a few facts that are clear in this case.

This question appeared hypothetical until voters in Barcelona and other Catalan cities found themselves under police attack during last Sunday's controversial independence referendum.

An extensive review and analysis of the testimony and arguments received on this question appear in the 1974 Senate report (S. Rep. No. 94 473) at page 71 94.

The answer to this question appeared to depend upon the specific geometry of our universe, and could not be determined within the context of the theory alone, without further observations.

The answer to this question appeared to be negative until the Supreme Court decided Central Virginia Community College v. Katz, holding that state sovereign immunity did not bar an individual suit against a state pursuant to federal bankruptcy law.

From 1975 13 to the present (e.g. 14 17), this question appeared intractable for mutagenesis associated with the SOS DNA-damage response.