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Claims of exceptionality brought pursuant to the attorney's fees section of 35 U.
Declaratory judgment actions, covenants not to sue, and bad patents: a call to allow the judiciary to weed out bad patents while adhering to the "case or controversy" requirement
And this very exceptionality characterises their new 2-CD release, Musici da camera.
Musici da camera
All patients are assessed against these protocols and only patients who meet the required criteria, or who demonstrate clinical exceptionality and have been approved by the funding committee, can access the treatments in question.
22 CRIMINALS GO UNDER THE KNIFE; pounds 31k plastic surgery bill for trusts
He added: "Even if exceptionality is agreed, a treatment may still be refused on affordability.
Drug aould be the between life and death
Summary: CAIRO - Naguib Mahfouz achieved worldwide literary fame because of his universality, although, according to the literati, recognition by the West of his exceptionality and greatness came too late.
A universal Egyptian writer
For his turn, Mikati said that Lebanon's stance at the Arab League was based on "historic and geographic realities that take into consideration Lebanon's exceptionality which our brotherly Arabs understand.
Suleiman and Mikati in Tripoli--Suleiman: STL committed some mistakes and needs to restore credibility--isolating Syria could lead to 'international intervention'--Mikati: Arabs understand Lebanon's 'exceptionality'
Every exceptionality has their own strengths" [SEM]).
"Less afraid to have them in my classroom": understanding pre-service general educators' preceptions about inclusion
The sense of uniqueness and exceptionality of our citizens becomes clear.
No Grief Is Allowed
The OCS selects its recipients on various criteria including the financial strength of a company, the exceptionality of a company's innovative technology, and the potential of a company's technology to significantly improve an existing product or process.
ORAMED AWARDED NIS 3.1 MILLION GRANT FROM ISRAEL
The study found that the school district under examination was generally doing a good job of inclusion in the eyes of the students, and that there were little differences in this view between groups of children identified with exceptionality, and those who were not.
Student perspectives on inclusive education: a survey of grade 3-6 children in rural Alberta, Canada
Caption: JUSTYN EASTLING, a fourth-grade student in the varied exceptionality program at Grove Park Elementary School in Palm Beach Gardens, created the winning artwork for this year's holiday greeting card contest sponsored by the West Palm Beach/Jupiter firm of Littky, Smith, Phipps, Casas, and Phillips.
Justyn Eastling
They don't have strong faith in institutionalism and want to run on the base of exceptionality.
The worst plague affecting Yemen's development: - Old and new guards (Opinion)

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