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Likewise and when
Likewise, the King James Version references some of these books by the traditional spelling when referring to them in the New Testament, such as " Esaias " ( for Isaiah ).
Likewise when the exponent ( power ) is one, ( e. g. is written ).
Likewise, “ where ” and “ when ” question types are very closely linked.
Likewise Mach caused problems when memory had been moved by the operating system, another task that only really makes sense if the system has more than one address space.
Likewise, when it is written that " the most probable explanation " of the name of Ludlow, Massachusetts " is that it was named after Roger Ludlow ", what is meant here is not that Roger Ludlow is favored by a random factor, but rather that this is the most plausible explanation of the evidence, which admits other, less likely explanations.
Likewise, after 1965 when Leone's second Western For a Few Dollars More brought a still larger box office bonanza, bounty killer suddenly became the choice profession of Spaghetti Western heroes in films like Arizona Colt, Vengeance is Mine, 10. 000 Dollars Blood Money, The Ugly Ones, Cry for Revenge, Any Gun Can Play.
Likewise, when Carter Wentworth was charged for his role in the Clamshell Alliance's 1977 illegal occupation of the Seabrook Station Nuclear Power Plant, the judge instructed the jury to disregard his competing harms defense, and he was found guilty.
Likewise, a weaker jet may trigger star formation when it collides with a cloud.
Likewise, " 1 C corresponds to " when describing an electric displacement field flux.
Likewise, when someone said " I don't know ", green slime, a gooey substance, would pour on him or her from above.
Likewise when distilling a mixture of ethanol and water that is richer in ethanol than the azeotrope, the distillate ( contrary to intuition ) will be poorer in ethanol than the original but slightly richer than the azeotrope.
Likewise, he expressed only mild surprise when both of Abraham Simpson's kidneys were revealed to have exploded.
Likewise in the Church senior English office-holders were either expelled from their positions or kept in place for their lifetimes but replaced by foreigners when they died.
Likewise, John Anthony Walker was advised to by his handlers not to engage in espionage until he had been promoted to the highest position for which a polygraph test was not required, to refuse promotion to higher positions for which polygraph tests were required, and to retire when promotion was mandated.
Likewise, they slow down tidal water enough so its sediment is deposited as the tide comes in, leaving all except fine particles when the tide ebbs.
Likewise, Louis could not argue that he had been below the legal age of consent ( fourteen ) to marry: no one was certain when he had been born, with Louis claiming to have been twelve at the time, and others ranging in their estimates between eleven and thirteen.
Likewise, at sunset, the earliest sunset will occur when the Sun is at its lowest point on the analemma when it is close to the western horizon, and the latest sunset when it is at the highest point.
Likewise, when Minangs meet total strangers who share the same clan name, anywhere in Indonesia, they could theoretically expect to feel that they are distant relatives.
Likewise, he was a full citizen when the Persians sought submission from Sparta and met with vehement rejection in or around 492 / 491 BC.
Likewise, when a slower-than-average molecule from B flies towards the trapdoor, the demon will let it pass from B to A.
Likewise, in the tale depicting the origin of the constellation Capricornus, the Greek god of nature Pan became a fish from the waist down when he jumped into the same river after being attacked by Typhon.
Likewise, unstressed merges into when in contact with palatal consonants ( e. g. genoll ' knee '), and especially in lexical derivation with-eixement /- aixement ( e. g. coneixement ' knowledge ').
Likewise, the Butler Act, which Scopes was supposed to have violated — though it was never invoked again — remained on the books until 1967, when it was repealed by the Tennessee Legislature.

Likewise and Lincoln
Likewise he greatly admired and often quoted Abraham Lincoln

Likewise and died
Likewise there is Dean Saxo who died in 1190, however the date does not match what is known about Saxo.
Likewise, Heseltine's on-off friendship with Lawrence finally died, after a thinly disguised and unflattering depiction of Heseltine and Puma (" Halliday " and " Pussum ") appeared in Women in Love, published in 1922.
Likewise, the Korean-Vietnam War Memorial pays tribute to service members who died in those conflicts.
Likewise according to Samaritan sources, the high-priestly line of the sons of Phinehas died out in 1624 C. E.
Likewise, Blyden's The Apple Tree co-star Robert Klein wrote in his 2005 memoir The Amorous Busboy of Decatur Avenue that " Blyden died on vacation in North Africa under mysterious circumstances (...) He was alone and possibly waylaid and murdered by nomads.
Likewise, Lima's population disagreed, and one of the conspirator brothers, Silvestre Gutierrez, died on 22 July 1872 in one of the many skirmishes in the capital.
Likewise, the line of the principi di Ottajano, an extant branch of the House of Medici who were eligible to inherit the grand duchy of Tuscany when the last male of the senior branch died in 1737, but for intervention of Europe's major powers which allocated the sovereignty of Florence elsewhere.
Likewise, other important witnesses, such as Johann Rattenhuber, survived Russian captivity, but died so soon after their release that they could never be properly interrogated.
Likewise, her mother had also died unexpectedly in 1941, leaving Maar without family or long-time close friends.

Likewise and instructed
Likewise, Ambassador Léon Noël, in Warsaw, was instructed to see if the Poles would agree to attending Mussolini's proposed conference, only to receive an angry reply from Beck about when France proposed to honor the Franco-Polish alliance by declaring war on Germany.

Likewise and Thomas
" Likewise, James Madison explained to Thomas Jefferson, " I conceive that in a certain degree ... the rights in question are reserved by the manner in which the federal powers are granted " by Article One, Section 8 of the Constitution.
Likewise, film historians Thomas W. Bohn and Richard L. Stromgren identify this film as beginning " his cycle of films dealing with the conundrum of religious faith ".
Likewise Thomas Wyatt in his poetry also recognises George's " Great wit " ( although wit in the 16th century could suggest that a person was witty and charming, it mainly meant intelligence, and it is George's intelligence that Cavendish and Wyatt were referring to.
Likewise, Thomas Wheeler of MasterCollector. com described the abrupt ending as " a VERY frustrating cliff-hanger ".
Likewise the judge, Thomas Yeotis, discredited the psychiatrists view on the grounds that " you make a nice appearance, and yet, there's something about you that disturbs me.
Likewise Tantrum, the purple monster Thomas turns into, appearance-wise, powers, low intellect, behavior and speech patterns is based on Marvel's Hulk.
Likewise, Bruce Marshall and others have developed postliberal approaches to truth that resemble the " moderate realism " of the medieval correspondence theory of truth ( e. g. Thomas Aquinas ).
Likewise, the first school founded by the Maryknollers in China was called St. Thomas School, a primary school in Yangjiang ( previously known as Yeungkong ) with the first graduation held in July 1923.
Likewise the non-canonical Gospel of Thomas, Gospel of Peter, and Gospel of James are not addressed to any particular gender, or any specific person.
Likewise, Thomas Natural was pushed in the 1930s-40s, at a time when alphabetic systems were just beginning their ascendency, whereas in the contemporary era in which Teeline is being promoted, the limitations of the alphabetic systems have made them less attractive today than in an era when their potential seemed greater.
Likewise, historical drawings of the Moon were made by Leonardo da Vinci, Thomas Harriot ( 1609 ), Galileo Galilei ( 1609 ) and Charles Scheiner

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