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I could interject that this lack of progression of degenerative disease and the absence of any other detectable significant radiological change is of interest in determining the causation of the need for the second operation.
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Information sharing that is open and honest can be a boon for both countries looking for the next non–permanent seat in the UN Security Council ready to be taken.
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It does not need to be treated as delusion, especially if there are other to medical practitioners people who can be established as financially interested in the classification of this condition as delusion.
The person who thinks that, different people he encounters are actually a single individual using multiple disguises, should begin running his diary, with date, time, place, surrounding circumstances description, even words spoken by bystanders. Taking as much details as it might be possible is important in order to decide, is it a case of stalking. Psychologist is not helpful at this stage, if not potentially detrimental as psychologist can potentially inform people suspected of committing a stalking.
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In addition to what Foundit has stated, I may add that there is an information about the history’s independence from the acts of a person concerned, there. The wheel of history moves forward as people are developing their organisation. Yet, if you, for example, stumble, you will fall. You do not fall with your face in the mud as dead people do, but you will fall backward. The people who are going to die usually fall with their face forward. People who will live usually fall aside or backward. It is you who will fall backward but not, this time, on the ground; you will fall on the wheel which is behind of you moving forward. The wheel of history will use you as a sort of tyre, however hilarious it may sound.
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These cases sufficiently confute the argument founded upon the words of Section 70 of The Indian Evidence Act 1872 that--"The admission of a party to an attested document of its execution by himself shall be sufficient proof of its execution as against him, though it be be a document required by law to be attested."
- Musammat Hira Bibi and others (Appeal No.6 of 1924) v Ram Hari Lal and others (Patna) [1925] UKPC 53 (23 June 1925)
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I think that it would be different.
Without ‘ahead’ it could be understood as referring to the arguments available, without predicting the future development of the situation.
The use of ‘ahead’ is helpful as indicating that the author made an attempt (tried) to envisage the potential contra–arguments.
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The word 'felony' is an old one. It may be easier to understand it, if you would like to have a closer look at the old legal acts.
In 1323 during the 17th session of Edward II, the King decided that pardon for homicide or felony was not to be made without the King’s special mandate.
The Stamp Duties Management Act of 1891 was amended in 1999 year by the Finance Act (Irish) as to its section 13, whereby the word ‘felony’ understood as an offence, if the person charged with the offence were to be found guilty, resulted in conviction in penal servitude for any term not exceeding fourteen years, or with modification, that is, with or without hard labour for any term not exceeding two years”. [It related to the revenue offences.]
The penal servitude seems to be not existing anymore, of course. Nevertheless, it may be possible to find a suitable substitution for it in the modern times.
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I have no doubt at all that Attila could have fed an army of 300,000 men. He simply did not care as he did not need to have them fed. His soldiers were feeding themselves, although not on a pasture.
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It was held, on the basis of the medical evidence, the forensic necropsy report and the approval of the review commission, that the death of victim had had natural causes and had not been induced by any medical error.
- Case of Elena Cojocaru v. Romania, App. No(s) 74114/12.
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KSPavan wrote:
What is another word for buttery?
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Adjective
Containing butter
Resembling cream in consistency or colour
Complimentary or flattering to an excessive degree
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Containing butter
butyraceous rancid butterlike
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Resembling cream in consistency or colour
creamy smooth thick velvety whipped milky rich of an even consistency fine silky velvetlike silklike
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Complimentary or flattering to an excessive degree
fulsome extravagant adulatory excessive fawning inordinate overdone unctuous gushing gushy ingratiating cloying immoderate lavish saccharine ample enthusiastic extensive generous glowing liberal profuse effusive flattering laudatory nauseating over-appreciative sickening acclamatory complimentary eulogistic hagiographic hagiographical insincere oily oleaginous rapturous soapy sugary sycophantic encomiastic gross honeyed OTT smarmy bombastic canting coarse glib grandiloquent hypocritical magniloquent mealy-mouthed overgenerous sanctimonious slick slimy smooth suave wheedling over the top smug obsequious greasy sleek sucky grovelingUS creepy grovellingUK servile subservient self-abasing cajoling crawling silver-tongued honey-tongued toadying humble cringing smooth-tongued urbane smooth-talking smooth-spoken Uriah Heepish slippery brown-nosing forelock-tugging apple-polishing bum-sucking arse-licking phoneyUK plausible bootlicking ass-kissing pinguid creamy saponaceous phonyUS unrestrained exuberant bountiful prodigal unstinting unreserved ebullient abundant open-handed emotional copious munificent luxuriant more ❯
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Containing oil
oily greasy fatty oleaginous slick slimy slippery smeary adipose butyraceous creamy lardy lubricant lubricative lubricous lustrous oiled oil-soaked polished rich sleek soothing swimming waxy swimming in fat swimming in oil fried fat unctuous sebaceous pinguid
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