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NextWave sued on the ground that the cancellation violated the federal bankruptcy code, which provides in Section 525 that a government agency may not revoke a license "solely because" a bankrupt license holder has not paid a debt that would ordinarily be covered by the bankruptcy law.
Protection for 'the intimacy of private life' is strengthened by the article's second paragraph, which provides in addition that a court can make an interlocutory order directing whatever steps may be necessary to put a stop to violations of this right.
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The surface of Si, Ge and GaAs electrodes has been investigated by infrared spectroscopy, which provides in situ information on chemical species at the electrochemical interface.
A particle video microscope (PVM) probe, which provides in situ digital images, was used as a direct visual method to test the reliability of the FBRM results.
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The family have been fundraising for Place2Be, a children's mental health charity which provides in-school support and training for emotional wellbeing.
On Monday, the agency stopped accepting new participants in its community living program, which provides in-home personal care, housekeeping and respite care to needy seniors.
The company has made several acquisitions, including the iGroup, a home mortgage broker, in 2001, and Time Retail Finance, which provides in-store financing for large consumer purchases, in 2002.
He cited his reasons, and he listed his accomplishments, including this one: "In 2001, Hartnett was the only House member who voted against passage of the now controversial HB1403, which provides in-state college tuition for undocumented immigrants".
The program, which provides in-school instruction three times a week, began five years ago at the suggestion of Michael Scott, a former school board president who believed dancing could achieve something extraordinary: peaceful social interaction among hordes of youngsters.
