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In other words, Clement is arguing that there's ample case law out there to help sift through claims of religious exemptions, so not every company trying to save a buck could get one.

He also described the way the authorities were able to draw links between the bombings and Mr. bin Laden's group through claims of responsibility that were issued in Britain.

At 66, Mr. Coyle heads a team of 40 experts who sift through claims of contractors and the armed services to pass judgment on whether the weapons the Pentagon has under development are ready for mass production.

Afghans are now hoping for a fast and relatively clean result, though the election will not be formally settled until July 22, to allow time to sift through claims of vote rigging and collect ballots from the remotest areas.

Risk assessment stage: an attempt is made to gauge the level of threat and danger in talking to a child (whether they are alone, conversation is monitored etc).. Exclusivity stage: an attempt to gain the trust of the child completely through claims of a special bond.

"[They] can pose convincingly as real customers or hide inside a legitimate user session to get past the login". Phishing Games: "While phishing is pretty much a year-round hacker-sport, the holidays bring added opportunities to lure people into those malicious clicks through claims of hot deals, new products and other holiday-themed messages," warns security entrepreneur Ben Johnson.

"That wittiness and that toughness come through," claims Mike Calcagno, director of Cortana's engineering team.

You can also do adverse possession through "claim of right" meaning that no one is using or maintaining the property.

The XL pipeline is tied to Trump's nationalism not just through shaky claims of energy independence, but also promises of job creation and rebooting American manufacturing.

The Writers Guild of America and the Directors Guild of America have long imposed standards over the assignment of credits in their respective fields, and the writers guild operates a complex arbitration process that annually sorts through conflicting claims of authorship on films.

From Long Island to Buffalo, election lawyers have been hired, judges are sorting through dueling claims of electoral wrongdoing, and election workers in some counties are training their eyes on ballots trying to discern which candidate a voter meant to choose.