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Do not believe it when manufacturers say the toxin levels are below EPA standards
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Insist that they lower the standards to zero levels
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The confusion, however, is not entirely over, for rather than accepting the carefully deliberated recommendations of the National Standards Board, Glickman declined to definitively prohibit three practices being used in producing organically grown foods
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Not all standards are the same
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By local standards 'short' was if cut at all
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but by tiny robot standards, it was a ship
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a guarantee that it is made in adherence to the highest world standards
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She had gotten used to native standards of bodily contact in social interaction in this universe and enjoyed his fingers in her soft flesh
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It was incredibly carefree by today’s standards
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She was serious and industrious by native standards, meaning she would strive for more than enough to eat to get to tomorrow
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They were still big parcels of land by native standards, ten to a hundred acres
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‘By the standards of Earth technology, life is certainly a lot simpler on Errd … slower in some ways … no, that’s not accurate, less frenzied would be better … but we have a high standard of living … and I think it’s fair to say that our culture is more ecologically sound
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Instead he was in total unknown, a weakling by any standards, crippled by an injury a hero would hardly notice and blinded by a nearly uncontrollable fear
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Don't you think you're using two different standards for judging Erick and Samantha?
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He studied the rendition, the acolyte's visual rendition was not up to normal personification standards, as if it hadn't been properly installed in the scene
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Having the video recorded from Alan's home was clearly far too prurient for our standards
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That is the true measure of a man; at least by Ogatu female’s standards, it is
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She had no idea what it really meant, but she felt it was probably the equivalent of a wolf whistle, even though her sundress was a little conservative by local standards, at least in the chest
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Her hair was heavy and layered, quite clean, even by 22nd century mortal standards
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environment which is strictly in conformance to specific standards of
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“America was a century old when living standards averaged what they did here in the heartland of the Minoan civilization
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The living standards here in Atlantis seemed to be almost as high as Brasil for the average mortal
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The Indians want what everyone else wants, but there are so many laws, rules, broken treaties, and double standards, that for the majority of them, it’s impossible to achieve
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It wasn’t anything particularly fancy by any standards, but we used to put all sorts of stuff in – it always tasted wonderful
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Lavished, as it were, on the upholding of this village's standards of excellence and good reputation;” she paused, “So valuable to our native industry,” then curtly added, “Don't you agree?”
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of the rescue from Lyndesfarne was improved standards of inspection
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extreme, even by the usual standards of their intelligence
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The money was reasonably okay though not by today’s standards – I clearly remember when my pay went up to £100 per month
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It was a most beautiful occasion and the reception was bacchic, by Victorian standards
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It is beautiful country by any standards, mainly wooded but with plenty of neat, small farms
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By my standards that's an A for effort
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Zhlindu is a new city by Kassidorian standards, it is only as old as Athens; Greece, not Georgia
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There were quite a few jump-pop ditties on the street today that were little more than new riffs and words to these same old rhythms so she had some fun putting some of those licks right over some of his standards
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Now, we are forced to recruit below our standards and traditions in order to replenish our numbers
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The Order must have lowered their standards
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The leaders of Israel were able to give great standards of
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She walked briskly, at least by Zhlindu standards, and went up five more floors
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Yhohonshu looked to be in her thirties by Earth mortal standards, she was the youngest at about thirty eight hundred Earth years, according to the tales Foemong told
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In the eyes of the superior intelligence, it is obvious that being first, being rich, being successful according to human standards, doesn't mean anything as such
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unsafe and falls short of current standards
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Scripture says that God has put His standards in man's conscience and calls us to
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moral standards, and by the gospel itself
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Even in Smyrna before its times of trouble, there’d always been the tension of living up to Mother’s standards
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Though the current coin of the two countries, therefore, were equally near the standards of their respective mints, a sum of English money could not well purchase a sum of French money containing an equal number of ounces of pure silver, nor, consequently, a bill upon France for such a sum
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But most of all, would it be up to the standards of the Hebrews? He knew they had a very strict hygiene code
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“That banner, the standards carried by a force of nature not seen for decades
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“I’ve also come to know Helez as an extraordinary young woman with high standards and I am convinced that Zarko has made a wise choice
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You would think you would have some standards
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His swift and targeted movements rendered him as deadly a foe for the monstrous marching armies of the Dominion as anyone bearing the Legion standards could hope for
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Mostly due to effective modifiers (superplasticizers and silica fume) industrial technology of concrete production at given strength range have been developed and appropriate standards were worked out
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early by most prank standards
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In fact, this level of security was minimal by current standards
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It was in any case barely out of prototype stage, something retrofitted by a technician friend, but approved by the standards board (the usual prerequisite to commercial production)
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28 The odds of one person in history fulfilling so many prophecies by chance, without failing in at least one of them, are once again impossible according to our scientific standards
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A: -- The passage starts off by saying that what can be known of God, can be found within ourselves – we have the ability to reason and understand that the complexity of the DNA (which can now clearly be seen and understood through our technologically advanced systems, instrumentation and analysis at microscopic level) which has existed since God created life, cannot have happened by chance when measured by our own standards
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The standards at which we operated may have…” at this point he looked
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material defects, since you can only expect uniform quality with the strictest standards
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safety standards that will ensure the material is non-toxic
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And let"s not forget the calls he made, again from his White House office, directing Immigration and Naturalization officers across the country to relax their screening standards for immigrants who wished to become citizens
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As the hours passed, Mom’s standards slipped lower and lower
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They may not have met the standards of great literature, both yesteryear and today, but they sure outsold Henry James"s „The Golden Bowl
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individuals? Why the constant appealing to the lowest common denominator? Why the catering to man"s lowest basic instincts? The liberal herd mentality can"t stand standards of behavior, and can be counted on to everywhere and every time to label any rebuke of their bad behavior as intolerant and judgmental
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He couldn’t believe that no guards had come, hearing the crash, but he thanked the loose standards of care at Salverford for that
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No such reason applied a mere five years ago, in an era of – at least by Russian standards – prosperity
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Her tuna fish husband (a major owner in the Starkist brand) has more than benefited from her being able to pass legislation that exempted Guanamian tuna fishermen from the Fair Labor Standards Act, thus ensuring that those fishermen, who catch the tuna that would become Starkist, would be paid less than the minimum wage
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The product approved by trading standards as safety tested; Toran had no substantial reason to refuse the licence
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Of course nothing so obvious as an outright data virus, just subtle things causing the odd glitch – enough to render the network below operational standards
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The man who runs Belsen, Vince Brennan, wanted to spend their budget on improving living standards for the existing inmates – providing medical supplies, clean bedding, decent sized cells
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The name: Marcus Akaman, a hulk of a figure, even by adult standards
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In spite of her strict moral standards on premarital relationships, Carmen was obviously stirred deeply by desire
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” Blagojevich was so bad, even by Illinois standards, that the state senate removed him from office
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She knew that in their true form these beings were, by human standards, hideous: a reptilian face stared at a console, motionless
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One, you are too scared or corrupt yourself to stop it and two; you shrug and say "well different standards apply in Africa and it is the way it is
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I say in my book Tricks of Trade - Memories of a Rogue Lawyer do not relax your standards in Africa for there is no need to do so
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Hear what I say to you for I speak from experience as cross- jurisdictional expert when it comes to standards in Africa
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The moment you pay a bribe (relaxing your standards) you opened yourself to continuous blackmail in the future
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female guests, the food was bland, by Mother’s standards
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The statistics needed to show that all of the policemen were well trained and met high standards
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Some cadets in my platoon did not possess a high school pass, which meant that they never finished high school and by default did not meet the minimum standards for enlistment
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I noted many times that the ones who got of lightly by our standards always complained to longhaired liberal lawyers
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Why do we then not see this type of standards today? What went wrong?
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Perhaps guilt has triggered our indifference or resignation to devolving social and cultural standards that have assumed a life of their own
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Its elasticity is grounded on the assumption that our society is a living organism subject to the vicissitudes of enlightened opinions, changing social and moral values and evolving standards of decency
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They should have said; let's retrain the lads to shoot and bring back some of the old SAP standards for our members sake who then be able to defend themselves properly
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It will never be the same or up to the SAP standards as long as this happens and now a culture of mediocrity developed
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There exist extraordinary quantitative standards or measures that exceed the potential capacity of average minds to absorb
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This may seem inconvenient by present standards
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Reducing academic standards provides a free pass to underachieving students while undermining the (potential) progress of talented students (otherwise) capable of taking ―it‖ to a higher level
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In other words, higher performance standards in conjunction with broad-based curricular formats initiated by under performing schools is the only sure fire way of ensuring that each student achieves his or 28
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She was travelling with the doctor in a VW Kombi as fast as the Kombi could go which was not much above 100 miles an hour so quite slow by our standards
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The former employs the legal system and democratic processes to achieve its stated objectives; the superseding of traditional customs and norms with ―universal‖ standards, whereas the latter disregards such pretenses of limited authority altogether in its efforts to reduce a society to its basic components
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In recent years, however, many of the ―faithful‖ have been lobbying for easier application and/or interpretation of historical customs and teachings considered dated by contemporary standards
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working environment reinforced by the perception of relaxed professional standards
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High Achievement is the result of hard work and (exceptional) effort, a product of the choices we make, or don‘t make, for that matter; not of group expressions; within groups, (however), there must necessarily emerge exceptional talents exceeding the normative standards of each group
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The skeptic or nonbeliever, on the other hand, is likely to repudiate the divine ―promises‖ of timeless standards; that is to say, of rewards and punishments, in favor of transitory principles lacking (eternal) assurances and meaning
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Arguments exploiting ―root causes‖ by advancing false notions based on questionable economic assumptions, rather than devolving moral standards, have gradually promoted our society‘s collective disregard for human life while providing little if any credible solutions to this problem
