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was not as well-established then as it is now
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His now well-established pattern of an early-morning walk around it began his first day in Longview
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are well-established in the now, you have nowhere else to go
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In either case, it was a well-established fact that even the most accomplished campus Romeos had met with singular defeat
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In order to identify well-established relationships to crime consistency scores were calculated for the factors which many studies have examined
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‘’True, Mister Baktyar, but in this they are only following a well-established law in the Middle East
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Since Argyle has a well-established reputation and is the leader in its field here in the U
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In their ignorance they claimed as a well-established fact that due to a deficiency of vitamin C the Japanese lacked good vision; hence, they would make poor air pilots and their naval personnel would be no match for their Western adversaries, particularly after sunset
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Laying the past to rest for the time so that it would not interfere with his current objectives, Wickland proceeded past the stately courthouse, the entrance of which was lined with well-established oak trees that seemed more like an elaborate display of wealth of a plantation owner rather than a place of judgment
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And it's so well-established nationwide that we'd get more calls and probably make the same or better
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That well-established theory simply said that any interaction in any situation always ended up influencing that situation in some way, even if one did nothing more than observe that situation
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For a well-established biofilm, 3-10 cycles
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True to their well-established SOP, man(not-so)kind had to dream up the heaven/hell routine so they could leave the consequences of their own actions up to an impersonal “God” and go on doing whatever they felt like in the meantime
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'I'd say you would be at variance with the laws of the realm and the well-established practices of orderly commerce
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They can be relatively hardy once acclimated into a well-established, large tank that is 6 months
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with the protein skimmer, have stable water parameters, introduce them to a well-established
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This article showcases a well-established author branching from his traditional means of publishing
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fair, stipulated, and well-established meaning of the terms"
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and well-established meaning of the terms
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well-established tradition in the Greco-Roman world to link their gods with those of Egypt
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fair, stipulated, and well-established meaning of the terms
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If they are used "in the fair, stipulated, and well-established
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STIPULATED, AND WELL-ESTABLISHED MEANING OF THE TERMS
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cannot be used " In the fair, stipulated, and well-established meaning of the terms
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recast, changed the focus of, and misinterpreted long-term well-established Hebrew symbolism
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stipulated, and well-established meaning of the terms
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well-established meaning of the terms
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If they are used, "In the fair, stipulated, and well-established meaning of the
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Later after we were already well-established the Orlandian’s came
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AND WELL-ESTABLISHED MEANING OF THE TERMS
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FAIR, STIPULATED, AND WELL-ESTABLISHED MEANING OF THE TERMS
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If they are used "in the fair, stipulated, and well-established meaning
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death cannot be used "IN THE FAIR, STIPULATED, AND WELL-ESTABLISHED
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The words and sentences of the Bible are to be translated, interpreted, and understood according to the same code of laws and principles of interpretation by which other ancient writings are translated and understood; for, when God spoke to man in his own language, He spoke as one person converses with another-in the fair, stipulated, and well-established meaning of the terms
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"Destroy" cannot be understood, "In the fair, stipulated, and well-established meaning of the terms," (A
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The words and sentences of the Bible are to be translated, interpreted, and understood according to the same code of laws and principles of interpretation by which other ancient writings are translated and understood; for, when God spoke to man in his own language, He spoke as one person converses with another-IN THE FAIR, STIPULATED, AND WELL-ESTABLISHED MEANING OF THE TERMS
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What is needed here beyond all else is a doctrine which rests on well-established principles of interpretation; one which meets the eye in every page of the Sacred Writings read in their simplest and most direct signification; and which will appeal to men’s consciences, and fears of offended Justice without the intervention of a difficult critical argument to support it
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A vigorous application of the moral sense to some well-established dogmas usually ends in unbelief, unless the inquirer is happy enough to find a spiritual clue to guide him out of the labyrinth of his difficulties
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"Destroy" cannot be understood "IN THE FAIR, STIPULATED, AND WELL-ESTABLISHED MEANING OF THE TERMS
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In today's teaching of an immortal part of a person that is not subject to death, and death cannot be used "IN THE FAIR, STIPULATED, AND WELL-ESTABLISHED MEANING OF THE TERMS
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If they are used "in the fair, stipulated, and well-established meaning of the
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All that I have told you being such well-established truth, I am persuaded that what they say of the cause of Chrysostom's death, as our lad told us, is the same
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The old well-established grievance of duty against will, parent against child, was the cause of all
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Since this is a well-established fact, governmental policies and programs should support the establishment and maintenance of two-parent homes
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Christopher was a well-established Kingsbridge citizen who would not risk his reputation by selling duplicate keys to thieves
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Samantha had corresponded with the Mountain Trust, a well-established conservation group that specialized in taking title to land and preserving it
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His records had as much to do with well-established rockers like Bob Seger as with Richard Hell and the Voidoids
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The practice was well-established; Jewish lightning, was the unfortunate term of art
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The sudden renunciation of everything one has previously stood for is a well-established part of the human repertoire
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Rather it requires the contrarian trader to lean against the crowd, to invest opposite the preferences of well-established market crowds by identifying the point where these crowds are liable to begin disintegrating
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The name implies that we find a market with a trend, whether a nascent trend or an already well-established trend, and then we seek to put on plays in the direction of that trend
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However, there is always danger when everyone is leaning the same way in a market, and, especially in well-established trends, there are places where many market participants have piled into a very obvious trend continuation play
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There are well-established formulas for understanding the theoretical contribution of each asset to the overall portfolio in terms of volatility, returns, and correlation
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The application of well-established standards of selection to the facts in this case would have led to the rejection of the issue as insufficiently protected
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4 The inexactness of this suggested rule is shown by the circumstance that short-term investment is a well-established practice
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The safety must be assured, or at least strongly indicated, by the application of definite and well-established standards
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There were many instances wherein an apparently well-established earning power suffered a sudden disappearance
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Since the idea of investment is closely bound up with that of dependable income, it follows that investment in common stocks would ordinarily be confined to those with a well-established dividend
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But on the other hand we have an equally authoritative and well-established principle of corporate management which subordinates the current dividend to the future welfare of the company and its shareholders
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This should always be taken at the well-established rates, applied to cost—or to a figure substantially less than cost only if the facts clearly justify the write-down
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The market’s behavior in the past 20 years has not followed the former pattern, nor obeyed what once were well-established danger signals, nor permitted its successful exploitation by applying old rules for buying low and selling high
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In general, the shares of second-line companies* fluctuate more widely than the major ones, but this does not necessarily mean that a group of well-established but smaller companies will make a poorer showing over a fairly long period
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* (What we have said applies to a comparison of the leading growth companies with the bulk of well-established concerns; we exclude from our purview here those issues which are highly speculative because the businesses themselves are speculative
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On the whole it may be better for the investor to do his stock buying whenever he has money to put in stocks, except when the general market level is much higher than can be justified by well-established standards of value
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We must start this section with the important disclaimer that it does not apply to the large majority of well-established funds, but only to a relatively small section of the industry which has attracted a disproportionate amount of attention
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What we have said about the well-established investment-counsel firms applies generally to the trust and advisory services of the larger banks
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Investors who are prepared to pay a fee for the management of their funds may wisely select some well-established and well-recommended investment-counsel firm
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Financial analysis is now a well-established and flourishing profession, or semiprofession
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This means that he can ignore stockmarket considerations, if he wishes, and consider himself primarily as a part owner of well-established and well-earning businesses
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How does it come about that well-established companies, whose brands are household names all over the country, could be valued at such low figures—at the same time when other concerns (with better earnings growth of course) were selling for billions of dollars in excess of what their balance sheets showed? To quote the “old days” once more, the idea of good will as an element of intangible value was usually associated with a “trade name
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For one thing, it obliterates a good part of the older, well-established distinctions between investment and speculation
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In this area we could find many well-established and strong companies, with a record of past growth corresponding to that of the national economy and with future prospects apparently of the same character
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Second, as we have already pointed out, in preparing documents, there are two well-established rules:
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Based on the well-established role of glutamatergic projections from
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But in some fields of study, such as accounting and dentistry, boring is good; in the case of Bitcoin, conservative and well-established cryptography helps make it more secure
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Unfortunately, in the field of financial markets, such approach cannot be fully implemented because no well-established laws are capable of producing reliable predictions for future price movements
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As you read in Chapter 3, James O’Shaughnessy’s study of 52 years on Wall Street found that one of the most effective strategies was to buy large, well-established companies with high dividend yields
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They’re the big, well-established companies
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If the effort fails, the consequences for the company’s well-established brands could be disastrous
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Ultimately after the lapse of centuries, these sub-breeds would become converted into two well-established and distinct breeds
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He likewise often assumes that I attribute nothing to variation, independently of natural selection, whereas in the work just referred to I have collected a greater number of well-established cases than can be found in any other work known to me
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It will indeed be thought that I have an overweening confidence in the principle of natural selection, when I do not admit that such wonderful and well-established facts at once annihilate the theory
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If a man had formerly been told that unless he submitted to the civil authority he would run the risk of being assaulted by wicked men, that he would be in danger from domestic as well as from foreign foes, against whom he would be forced to defend himself, that he might be murdered, and therefore he would find it for his advantage to suffer certain privations if by that means he succeeded in escaping all these perils, he might have believed this, especially as the sacrifices required by the State promised him the hope of a peaceful existence within the well-established community in whose name he had made them
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If we recur to the well-established, and universally admitted law of nations, we shall find no sanction to it in that venerable code
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By this act, the well-established principles of the law of nations, principles which have served for ages as guides, and fixed the boundary between the rights of belligerents and neutrals, were violated
