"One of the virtues of the article 50 process [once it is started], it's very difficult seeing it being revoked.
This theory, which is highly unusual to say the least, is explicitly put forward by Henry on at least two occasions in his Quodlibeta (Quodl. V, q. 3 and Quodl. VIII, q. 8), before being partially retracted, albeit reluctantly, in virtue of an unspecified article condemned in Paris (Quodl. XI, q. 11).
To make welfare benefits more equal, we must first account for these differences, lest we continue comparing apples with oranges.Zachary Moore Antioch, CaliforniaTurn down the touristsSIR – Conspicuous by virtue of its absence in your article on noise ("The sound of silence", September 7th) is the racket caused by tourists.
In this article, by virtue of the Kakutani-Fan-Glicksberg fixed point theorem, two types of Ky Fan minimax inequalities for set-valued mappings are obtained.
One publisher is already making a virtue of this aspect in advertising the-article-of-the-future[21].
By Richard Eberhart The New Yorker, March 28 , 1970P. 36 I take no virtue of this as I finger the hand gun, View Article By Anthony Lane By Rebecca Mead By John Cassidy By Jia Tolentino.
By Richard Eberhart The New Yorker, March 28 , 1970P. 36 I take no virtue of this as I finger the hand gun, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By Jia Tolentino By Ceridwen Dovey.
A Daily Beast article notes that the show "has taken on added meaning by virtue of the history it brings to the present moment".
The state of Rio de Janeiro was pioneer in this mode of care and has remained a benchmark by virtue of other emergency care initiatives it has developed, as shall be seen throughout this article.
Searches on Google in Europe for some of the articles listed now return links to Hidden From Google by virtue of their mention on it.
