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Otherwise the archives – containing a vast number of documents relating to the 1500-years ' history of the Abbey as well as some 1400 irreplaceable manuscript codices, chiefly patristic and historical – would have been destroyed in the Allied air bombing which almost completely destroyed the Abbey shortly afterwards.
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Otherwise, as the Liverpool site points out, he " let the ( same ) side rumble on " until a " breaking point " was reached in the 1969 – 70 season.
Otherwise a number value is assigned – usually by an online baseball pool program – or it is determined through an auction process.
Otherwise, vodníci spend their time by running their territory or – in their spare time – playing cards, smoking pipes or just sitting at the water surface ( on rocks, willows nearby ) and loitering.
Otherwise, the execution continues in the following branch – either in the block ( which is usually optional ), or if there is no branch, then after the.
* Transition Year ( Idirbhliain ) ( age 15 – 17 ) – optional in some schools, compulsory in others — Otherwise not available.
The Center for Disease Control and Prevention ( CDC ) reported that among ages 18 – 24, 2. 8 % met the criteria for major depression, 8. 1 % met the criteria for other depression ( DSM-IV category Depressive Disorder, Not Otherwise Specified-minor or subthreshold depression, or Dysthymia ) and 10. 9 % met the criteria for current depression.
Otherwise, sulfur-containing impurities deactivate (" poison ") the catalysts required for Fischer – Tropsch reactions.
* Otherwise Engaged ( October 28, 2005 – January 28, 2006 )
* Red Herring ( voiced by Scott Menville ) – Otherwise known as the town bully in which Freddie nearly always pointed the blame and was always wrong, although in one episode " Night of the Boogey Biker ", Fred ended up being right as Red was found to be the villain, despite the fact that he did not accuse him.
HESFES has grown from a small camp at Monkton Wylde farm, Charmouth, Dorset ( 1998, 1999 )-advertised in the Education Otherwise newsletter December 1997 as an EO-By-The-Seaside-Weekend-Camp ; moving onto a larger site at Manor Farm Charmouth, Dorset, ( 2000 – 2005 )).
After Eric later said it back and some awkwardness ensued, Red said that you should only say that when you're drunk, dying, or in trouble – " Otherwise, it's just a given.
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** Tom Courtenay – Otherwise Engaged as Simon
Otherwise and number
Otherwise the general solution has k free parameters where k is the difference between the number of variables and the rank.
Otherwise, that cut defines a unique irrational number which, loosely speaking, fills the " gap " between A and B.
Otherwise, the candidate ranked last ( again among non-eliminated candidates ) by the largest number of ( or a plurality of ) voters is eliminated.
Otherwise a number value is assigned-usually by an online hockey pool program-or it is determined through an auction process.
Otherwise play passes to the next player, and after everyone takes a set number of turns the highest score wins.
Otherwise, the calling party is usually given a tone to indicate they should begin dialing the desired number.
Otherwise, the character loses both hit and exhaustion points ( heavy damage ), whereby the number of hit points ( but not exhaustion points ) lost may be reduced by armour.
Buffet then gave Liegl his home telephone number and his cell number and told him if he needs something to call him, " Otherwise I talk to you in a year, or so ".
Otherwise, the number of mismatched gene variants, namely alleles, encoding cell surface molecules called major histocompatibility complex ( MHC ), classes I and II, correlate with the rapidity and severity of transplant rejection.
Otherwise, the digits of the prime will add up to a number that is more than 1 but less than the prime, and obviously, it will not be divisible.
Otherwise a historically notable number will be run.
Otherwise, removing an edge from the unbounded face of reduces both the dimension of the cycle space and the number of bounded faces by one.
Otherwise the formulation " the smallest number that fails to satisfy the theorem " would be an internal formula that uniquely defined a non-standard number.
Otherwise, the rules remains identical, and only in Game Boy Wars 3 were unit levels and a new resource introduced .< ref name =" nindb_gw "> Super Famicom Wars, the sequel to Famicom Wars, introduced Yellow Comet and Green Earth, bringing the number of armies playable at once to four.
Otherwise, a specialized automated analysis machine can run a number of experiments on the wells ( such as shining polarized light on them and measuring reflectivity, which can be an indication of protein binding ).
Otherwise it is prohibited to use an elevator on Shabbat because pressing the button to operate the elevator closes a circuit, which violates the prohibition of building on Shabbat, and may also indirectly lead to " writing " of the new floor number in the display.
Otherwise, much of the area is residential with a number of educational establishments nearby.
Otherwise, they might be allotted a new number, or the letter A or B might be added to make the number unique with their unit again.
She has also appeared on a number of festivals of improvised and experimental music, including High Zero, Autumn Uprising, Creative Soundspace, Montreaux-Detroit Jazz, Boston CyberArts and Improvised and Otherwise.
The rotating supporting cast was called “ The Otherwise Unemployed Actors .” A number of actors and actresses made their television debuts on the series including Lisa Kudrow, Kathy Griffin, Kay Heberle, Chip Esten, Mindy Sterling and Julia Sweeney.
Otherwise and documents
Otherwise, archeological finds add evidence to the documents and the results of toponymic research.
Otherwise and history
Otherwise put, each successive stage in the development of an individual represents one of the adult forms that appeared in its evolutionary history.
Otherwise, such sentient Martian species or civilisations are rationalised through use of the alternate history trope as a background
Otherwise he devoted himself mainly to Roman history, publishing Annales veterum regnorum et populorum ( 3rd ed.
Otherwise known as Durham quilts, North Country quilts have a long history in north-east England, dating back to the Industrial Revolution and beyond.
Otherwise, disease features or presumed causes, as well as references to geography, history or poetry, can lend their names to syndromes.
Otherwise known as the " Admin Building ," it houses the Red House Rental Offices, the NYS Park Police Station, the park's natural history museum, the Red House Gift Shop, the Red House Restaurant and the Allegany Regional offices for the New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation ( NYSOPRHP ). The bay window overlooking Red House Lake
Otherwise, the best-known ' members ' of this unofficial group are bassist / guitarist Carol Kaye, one of the few female instrumentalists to achieve success in the recording industry at the time ; and drummer Hal Blaine, who has played on tens of thousands of recording sessions, including Sinatra's, and is believed by some to be the most recorded drummer in history.
Otherwise, to a few ( and especially to expatriate Canadians ), the original song remains a patriotic song ; and to all, it is a poignant recollection of French Canadian history.
Otherwise, the Sorraia breed was lost to history until 1920, when Portuguese zoologist and paleontologist Dr. Ruy d ' Andrade first encountered the Sorraia horse during a hunting trip in the Portuguese lowlands.
Otherwise, Guo was highly regarded throughout history, by many cultures, as a precursor of the Gregorian calendar as well as the man who perfected irrigation techniques in the new millennium.
Otherwise, there have been no ride safety issues in the park's history.
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