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able to contain a great deal ample big broad capable of holding much colossal commodious complete comprehensive deep expanded expansive extended extensive generous gigantic grand great huge	The abortion precedents of the Supreme Court facing the Bush Administration upon its arrival in 2001 strongly privileged the pregnant woman's interests over those of the fetus, allowing, for example, a woman to terminate her pregnancy at any gestational stage whenever she and her abortion provider concluded that it was in the interests of her health--defined capaciously to encompass virtually all aspects of well being, such as "physical, emotional, psychological, [and] familial" concerns. Public bioethics and the Bush presidency by Snead, O. Carter / Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy 153) Article 17 states capaciously that "[n]o physical or mental torture, nor any other form of coercion, may be inflicted on prisoners of war" and that uncooperative prisoners may not be "threatened, insulted, or exposed to any unpleasant or disadvantageous treatment of any kind. Interrogation's law by Levi, William Ranney / Yale Law Journal They are all capaciously built - two of them have pronounced breasts - and they swagger with power and arrogance. The organised global pillage by guardian.co.uk / guardian.co.uk	capable of being maintained capable of being overcome capable of being pacified capable of being perceived capable of being proved capable of being rebated capable of being shown capable of being transferred capable of being tried in the court capable of conforming to new situations capable of decision capable of development capable of growth capable of holding much capable of loss capable of passing capable of positive proof capable of proof capable of reason capable of receiving injuries capable of resisting capable of responding to changing situations capable of withstanding capableness capacious capaciously capacity capacity to decide the matter in issue capacity to hear the controversy capacity to stand suffering capacity to take pain capacity to understand Capax doli Cape capere Capers Capias Capias ad audiendum judicium Capias ad computandum Capias ad respondendum Capias ad satisfaciendum Capias in withernam Capias pro fine Capias utlagatum english practice Capiatur Capita capital capital account Capital Asset capital assets Capital crime	capable of positive proof capable of proof capable of reason capable of receiving injuries capable of resisting capable of responding to changing situations capable of withstanding Capable to Match Capable To Promise Capable, Available and Suitable capableness capableness capably capably Capac Capac Raymi CAPACD CAPACG Capaci capaciate Capacidad de endeudamiento Capacidad de endeudamiento de los titulos valores Capacidad de generar ganancias Capacidad de pago Capacify capacious capacious capaciously capaciousness capaciousness Capacita di finanziamento in titoli capacitance capacitance capacitance capacitance capacitance capacitance alarm capacitance altimeter capacitance box capacitance bridge Capacitance Diaphragm Gauge Capacitance Driven Layout Capacitance Electronic Disc Capacitance Electronic Disc Capacitance Electronic Disc capacitance hat capacitance level indicator Capacitance measurement Capacitance meter Capacitance Power Dissipation Capacitance probe capacitance relay capacitance standard Capacitance Standards capacitance unit capacitance vessels Capacitance-Equivalent Thickness capacitance-operated intrusion detector

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The abortion precedents of the Supreme Court facing the Bush Administration upon its arrival in 2001 strongly privileged the pregnant woman's interests over those of the fetus, allowing, for example, a woman to terminate her pregnancy at any gestational stage whenever she and her abortion provider concluded that it was in the interests of her health--defined capaciously to encompass virtually all aspects of well being, such as "physical, emotional, psychological, [and] familial" concerns.

Public bioethics and the Bush presidency by Snead, O. Carter / Harvard Journal of Law & Public Policy

153) Article 17 states capaciously that "[n]o physical or mental torture, nor any other form of coercion, may be inflicted on prisoners of war" and that uncooperative prisoners may not be "threatened, insulted, or exposed to any unpleasant or disadvantageous treatment of any kind.

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