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But Morrison has tested the patience of the West Ham manager, Sam Allardyce, with his attitude, which has reflected a theme of his career and reinforced his reputation as a difficult player to manage.

The results reveal that the dye P1 showed effective charge separation in its FMO levels, which has reflected in its ICT behavior and hence P1 displayed the improved photovoltaic performance.

Static immersion test was carried out in Bay of Bengal (Muttukadu) which has reflected good antifouling efficiency of the 3 wt% APTES TiO2 loaded nano-hybrid coating up to 6 months.

The panel's three-page letter concluded that Craig had engaged in "improper conduct which has reflected discreditably on the Senate". It warned him against any future legal expenses because the senator's arrest may not have "occurred in connection with your official duties". Craig's office declined to comment.

This has so far resulted in pissing off two United States Senators and the creation of a total 'cluster' which has reflected very poorly on the campaign.

The badge used to identify the club has changed frequently over the years, which has reflected an ongoing debate about its identity.

The more buoyant mood among consumers echoed recent surveys of home builders, manufacturers and service-sector businesses, which have reflected a retreat from historic levels of pessimism.

The 1947 revisions of the code provisions dealing with relatives and succession, which had reflected traditional Japanese attitudes, completed the transition of Japanese civil law to the continental European family of laws.

In 1947, revisions of code provisions dealing with family law and succession, which had reflected traditional Japanese attitudes, completed the transition of Japanese civil law to the continental European family of laws.

Russell was largely unknown while he lived, but his music - especially his avant-garde disco - has found an audience over the past 10 years thanks to anthologies released by Soul Jazz and Rough Trade, which have reflected an upsurge in interest in the New York bands of his generation.

Since its inception, SC36 has produced a range of standards, some which have reflected market needs and some which do not.