The brigade support units were composed almost entirely of specialists of the former Rhodesian Army, while unintegrated battalions of the Rhodesian African Rifles were assigned to the 1st, 3rd and 4th Brigades.
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He points out that, since unintegrated viral DNA is unstable _ it is broken down very quickly _ its presence within resting memory cells means the virus must be reproducing itself at a smoldering level.
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"The managed care movement of the last decade was really a financing system that was attempting to influence the way a group of fragmented, unintegrated physicians and hospitals practiced medicine, " he said.
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Research suggests that early in skill learning, execution is controlled by a set of unintegrated procedural steps that are held in working memory and attended to one-by-one in a step-by-step fashion.
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Some of these complications seem rather far-fetched and unintegrated in a novel that lacks the focus and elegance of " Le Divorce, " perhaps because French-American relations lend themselves better to metaphors of sundering than to those of uniting.
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However, the symbiogenetic origin of chloroplasts may have taken place only about 600 Myr ago, immediately after the global snowball unfroze ( most probably from 850 to 600 Myr ago the early eukaryotic photosynthesizers lived only by temporarily harbouring unintegrated cyanobacteria in their cells, as pseudoalgae analogous to corals and green hydra ).
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"The dramas are a lot better at having integrated multiethnic casts than the comedies, " said Robert Thompson, professor of television and popular culture at Syracuse UnivErs : 00 # 942729 is an example of that and on the other side, programs like'Bernie Mac'are equally unintegrated ."
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*"'Delete "'--Article as it stands is WP : OR . Furthermore, the article is irredeemably unencyclopedic-- a list of opinions like this one is bound to diverge into an unintegrated hodgepodge of points of view . Talk 06 : 37, 29 November 2009 ( UTC)
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Lastly, the Court dismissed the takings argument, noting that Congress had weighed the benefit to shareholders of efficient, common management of diversified companies against the actual and potential harm to the public, investors, and consumers from the use of pooled investments, and determined that the economic advantages of a holding company atop a unintegrated, sprawling electric system were not commensurate with the resulting economic disadvantages.
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{{ quote | Stating that it was applying the criteria recognized by this Court in " Radio and Television Broadcast Technicians Local Union 1264 v . Broadcast Service ", 380 U . S . 255, 85 S . Ct . 876, 13 L . Ed . 2d 789 ( 1965 ), 3 the Court of Appeals disagreed with the Board and decided that on the facts presented Kiewit and South Prairie were a single " employer . " It reasoned that in addition to the " presence of a very substantial qualitative degree of centralized control of labor relations, " the facts " evidence a substantial qualitative degree of interrelation of operations and common management one that we are satisfied would not be found in the arm's length relationship existing among unintegrated companies " . 171 U . S . App . D . C . 102, 108, 109, 518 F . 2d 1040, 1046, 1047 ( 1975 ).
