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Is the proliferation of so many names, variations of names, and nicknames really necessary, or does it betray a weakness of the storytelling and a misguided attempt to lend local colour?
He says the technology is now becoming "pretty solid, robust stuff .A name by any other name"One of our biggest problems has always been variations of names," says Michael Scheuer, who was the head of the CIA's Osama bin Laden Unit from 1996 to 1999.
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He was applauded when he said: 'This party has got to bite on the bullet this morning.' Moving the amendment to allow local variations of name, Mr Tom Clement-JoneStreathamham) said: 'Yes - we want a strong national identity, but we are a party rooted in our local members.
The variety of methods used to represent chemical names and the variations of naming within one method itself (e.g. a systematic name can include multiple variations on how hyphens and dashes are located: 1,1- versus 11- versus 1 1-) [9] complicates chemical name recognition in text.
This includes two variations of naming rights: 1) those that were purchased by a business in what amounts to a marketing or advertising deal, and 2) those that honored a philanthropically motivated individual who could then take a charitable deduction on tax returns.
If users register for a service using addresses containing their real names or variations of their names, companies may be able to connect those address with those people's identities.
The suit names five debt-buyer firms with variations of the names L-Credit and LR Credit.
Prosecutors said that as part of the scheme, the defendant, John Zuccarini, had registered 3,000 domain names that included misspellings or slight variations of popular names like Disneyland, Bob the Builder and Teen magazine.
The grape found its way to the United States in the mid-19th century, where it became known by variations of the name "Zinfandel", a name of uncertain origin.
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