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The State party explains that the funding is seen by the Roman Catholic community as correction of a historical wrong.
Klein explains that a chemical reaction between seawater and the iron in mantle minerals creates hydrogen molecules.
He further explains that Digital Currencies will be of much more value and that“holding cash in a vault” is seemingly archaic.
It simply explains that it is a slow but the drastic force that changes things into more costly with the time.
ARUP explains that"each module has been 3D printed in 60-90 minutes;
Brian's report explains that the digital transformation of those, critical, contact centres is being led by cloud-based technologies.
Brick, 41, explains that she's been given free drinks her whole life because she's hot.
Spellberg explains that the tradition was started by Hillary Clinton when she was the first lady.
The World Book Encyclopedia explains that"traditionally, the term cult referred to any form of worship or ritual observance.".
He further explains that true collaboration is a two-way process, with knowledge and experiences being shared back and forth.
DeNardo further explains that FAK's are known to play a role in the development of fibrous tissue in cancer and a number of other diseases.
She explains that intelligence, as well as abilities or talents, are not merely a result of being“born that way”.
The ICRC Commentary to this provision explains that the article refers to“breaches of the provisions of articles 45 and 49”.
Wallace, who directly supports AT&T-backed projects, explains that collaboration with AT&T was serendipitous for both parties.
Chris Bates explains that there are endless possibilities for the chemistry of“A” and“B” blocks.
Bai, an associate professor at Carey, explains that the sky-high charges can be attributed to a market failure within the industry.
It explains that the process" ensures that the instruments are widely disseminated among the public, which is one of the purposes of the obligation of submission".
Before the experiment proper starts, the researcher explains that you will be playing a game against another participant.
The DHS proposal explains that the agency wants to mitigate these issues by following three phases.
The former chair further explains that Bitcoin should not be prohibited just for the reason that it has“no readily-apparent intrinsic worth.”.