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But alchemically turning science into art is not at the heart of "Reunion," which seeks, in less elliptical fashion than "Einstein's Dreams," to plumb life's most complicated and enduring relationship: that between who one was and who one is.

In a series of brilliant papers, beginning with Minds and Machines (1960), Putnam disputed both Behaviourism and Type-Identity theory, each of which seeks, in line with scientific respectability, to reduce mental states – pain, beliefs, thoughts – to something physical.

Mr. Zucker conceded that he did not expect Judge Linda G. Baxter, the Neulander trial judge, to agree to this argument, which seeks in effect to transfer one jury's inability to agree on a defendant's guilt in one trial to a new jury that has not yet even heard the case, before a ruling on the theory from the State Supreme Court.

And yet, from Plato to Pyongyang, that endless need to legislate sounds". The same, it might be said, is the point of this magnificent and moving novel, which seeks in its contemporaneity a kind of timelessness.

They have stressed that whatever is done to nature will ultimately rebound onto humans; and integrated issues of class and race into a concept of "eco-justice" which seeks, in the words of the World Council of Churches, to join a society of peace and justice with a human respect for and support of the "integrity of creation".

Then, on Jan . 18 , 1915the Japanese government secretly presented to Yuan the Twenty-one Demands, which sought in effect to make China a Japanese dependency.

The Democratic frontrunner and former secretary of state made the sobering yet blistering assault in a speech in San Diego on Thursday which sought, in effect, to disqualify the Republican presumptive nominee as a valid candidate.

In 1967 the party rode into office on the votes of avid moviegoers, defeating the stately Congress party (which sought in vain to counter MGR's appeal by enlisting an aging romantic hero, Sivaji Ganesan).

Japanese society has slow decision making processes that integrate selected hierarchical layers, which seek in general a harmonious co-existence between the Japanese companies and their key powerful stakeholders (Fukukawa and Moon 2004).

Mr. Spagna's civil-rights lawsuit, which seeks $10 million in compensatory damages and $50 million in punitive awards, also accuses Nassau County of negligence for hiring Officers Raymond and Martin.

Terry Sanderson calls the February 2016 crash a "hit-and-run" in the lawsuit filed Tuesday, which seeks $3.1 million in damages.