The military was not immediately informed, police could not find a working helicopter to reach Ut�ya Island, and its boat, intended to transport special forces to the island, could not carry the necessary load . " The challenges turned out to be ascribable to leadership and communication to a far greater extent than to the lack of response personnel, " it said.
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In actuality, according to Fein's own words " " " However, while totalitarian states have been more likely to commit genocide than are other states, most cases of contemporary genocide since World War II were committed by authoritarian, not totalitarian states, and are not ascribable to ideology . " " it is impossible to speak about genocide or democide as something pertinent to Communism.
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The problem lay in that a patient could present with more than one disease, each with a particular grouping of symptoms, but how could the practitioner link which symptoms manifest disorder ( s ) and of those ascribable to disease, and to which disease of the several possible at a given time in the patient, and finally, how could one trace any symptoms so identified to their origins?
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HISTORY; Tirupporur Devasthanam preserves Pallava inscriptions from as early as the 10th century as well as from the period of Vikrama Chola of the 12th century CE . As evidenced from an inscription found on a stone pillar in this temple, one is inclined to infer that the temple must have been originally built in the reign of Pallavas because of the two birudus of atyantakama and adiranachandra ascribable Rajasimha ( Narasimha Varma II ).
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:The fundamental issue is that a temperature is only ascribable to a system in equilibrium; this is why the interior of Simon's hohlraum has no temperature . ( When we speak of temperature gradients, we are saying that " locally " there is equilibrium, or perhaps only a small deviation from it, with a different equilibrium at every point . ) As far as a single atom goes, it's not useful to call it an ideal gas because it isn't a collection of particles that interact with each other and their surroundings in any particular fashion ( for an ideal gas, this fashion is " not at all " and " only by collision with walls or so " ).
