As The Gazette editorial noted, Mr . Babbitt is seeking opinions, regarding " whether, and under what circumstances, the secretary of the Interior is empowered to prescribe ` procedures'for the conduct of Class III gaming ( banking card games, slot machines, craps, pari-mutuel horse racing, dog racing and lotteries ) when a state interposes an 11th Amendment defense . . ."
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"If the court, for the first time in history, interposes the federal judiciary between our armed forces and enemy belligerents held abroad, the court will effect a dangerous and unprecedented revolution in the separation of powers and undermine the ability of the U . S . military to protect our citizens from attack, " the Bork group wrote in a friend-of-the-court filing . _ _ _=
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However, one of Harry's undead followers interposes himself between the two, and Dragosani is killed because, as Max Batu had told him earlier, " one cannot curse the dead, for the dead cannot die twice . " Unfortunately, Harry himself dies in the conflict from gunshot wounds, but his mind also lives on like his dead friends'; his body survives long enough to draw Dragosani back into the Mobius Continuum and trap him in a recurring time loop for all eternity.
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:: : : : The chronicle of the High Priest of Amun ( HPA ) Prince Osorkon states that he served King Takelot II from the latter s Year 11 to 25 and then under King Shoshenk III from Year 22 to Year 39 . The conventional chronology interposes 21 years between these two periods of office, on the assumption that Takelot II and Shoshenk III reigned consecutively, and is forced to postulate that HPA Osorkon lost his hold over the Thebaid and disappeared from the scene in the intervening years.
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The thought crops up repeatedly that " [ t ] he stage is not in general the best place to study our author's characters in . " And elsewhere, " Poetry and the stage do not agree well together . " In such statements, he approached the position of Lamb ( to whom he dedicated " Characters of Shakespear's Plays " ), who felt that no stage presentation could do justice to Shakespearean drama, that the artifice of the stage interposes a barrier between the author's conception and the audience's imagination.
