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The more interesting question was whether any serious scientists reject a naturalistic conception of evolution.
At the same time, the recipient would avoid imposing any serious demands.
The Centre is not aware of any serious investigation being conducted into these cases.
The flesh must be free from major should not show any serious defects.
the flesh should not show any serious defects.
As a matter of fact, they don't have any serious complaints against them.
The Court observed that the buyer had not put forward any serious defence against this argument.
Well, your blood pressure is A-OK and you're negative on any serious diseases or afflictions.
It is clear that any serious effort for measuring actual progress in the implementation of the outcome of the world social Summit requires appropriate methodology.
That work is considered fundamental for any serious investment of a State in space technology
It is indispensable that any serious United Nations programme facilitate the access of mine-stricken nations to the necessary machinery and technology for mine clearance.
Any serious criminal offence of mercenary activity required a specific intention to commit or knowledge of the criminal activity.
It is rare that any serious or fatal side effects will occur,
right to life and abolition constituted a prelude to any serious penal reform.
In this regard, Palestine affirms that any serious international effort on disarmament must be directly related to relevant instruments of international law,
Israel blocked any serious consideration of the issue,
international cooperation are fundamental pillars in any serious effort to counter organized crime,
thorough investigation into any serious allegation of using national territory as a platform for secret detention or unlawful transfers;
Any serious discussion on the concept of affirmative action requires,
But any serious crime reduction effort cannot be confined only to intensified police work.