:: Well, I guess my point is basically : Is there "'any "'practicably applied standard for including ( or excluding ) towns and / or high schools?
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He favored blending the liberation movement with a creation of a robust and dynamic intellectual infrastructure capable of bringing into being an adequate cadre of erudite native professionals needed to sustain a practicably independent Kenyan state.
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Keith Berglund, LaFace's lawyer, said his client was eager for TLC to resume work and expected the group to begin recording a new album " as soon as practicably possible ."
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Indeed, he challenged everything and everyone to practicably defend their narrative; a stance that on many occasions unnerved many, and often put him at odds with family, peers, foes, and bosses alike.
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Second, the relevant geographic market must be identified, " by careful selection of the market area in which the seller operates and to which the purchaser can practicably turn for supplies . " " Id ".
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For example, in the sentence " one hundred votes are required to pass the bill ", there is no ambiguity, and the actors including the members of the voting community cannot practicably be named even if it were useful to do so.
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Schulz, who is planning a massive drive this weekend, has to turn his petitions over to the state Board of Elections on Monday, and the board has to report back to Cholakis on the validity of the petitions " as soon as is practicably possible ."
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If a MPO is practicably unable to meet the greenhouse gas emission reduction target set forth by the SCS, the MPO is required to prepare an Alternative Planning Strategy to identify the impediments to reaching these targets and to demonstrate how emission reductions will take place through the adoption of alternative planning and development patterns.
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:: : : : It is practicably impossible to expcet an organisation that has only been registered only days ago to have'significant coverage to the organisation'other than what i have already stated above or to rely on our own intelligence to make the necessary inference or ask the directors for the information of the name change.
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The figures of merit as drawn apply only to radiators mounted in unobstructed positions, such that the flow of air through and around them is practicably unaffected by other parts of the aircraft . For use in such positions at high speeds, every form of turbulence device known to this bureau is detrimental to the general performance of the radiator.
