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person and with
The only drawback now to
the plan he'd decided on was that someone else might fail to do his work
, too
, and
the teacher would have that
person stay late along
with Jack
.
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When confronted
with a drunk or an insane
person I have no notion
of what any one
of them might do to me or to himself or to others
.
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This strange
person quarrels
with a cyclist because
the latter
is using
the path rather than
the highroad
.
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Moreover
, because
of the particular blot on your family escutcheon through what may only have been one unbridled moment on your grandmother's part
, and because you had
the lean-to kitchen and trundle bed
of your childhood to outgrow
, what you obviously
most desired
with both your conscious and unconscious
person, what you bent your whole will
, sensibility
, and intelligence upon
, was to be a lady
.
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One cannot read
the records
of scientists
, officials and travelers
who have penetrated to
the minds
of the most savage races without realizing that each individual met
with is a
person.
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I grant that
the dog may not be really protective
, based on his training
, but if you were roaming
the streets looking for a purse to snatch or a young lady to molest
, how quick would you be to attack a
person strolling
with a dog??
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Then she fell asleep again
as soddenly
as a
person with fever
, and when she awoke it was dark outside and
the clarity was back in her eyes
.
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In addition to
the penalties provided in Title 18
, United States Code
, Section 1001
, any
person guilty
of any act
, as provided therein
, with respect to any matter under this Title
, shall forfeit all rights under this Title
, and
, if payment shall have been made or granted
, the Commission shall take such action
as may be necessary to recover
the same
.
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Whoever
, in
the United States or elsewhere
, pays or offers to pay
, or promises to pay
, or receives on account
of services rendered or to be rendered in connection
with any such claim
, compensation which
, when added to any amount previously paid on account
of such services
, will exceed
the amount
of fees so determined by
the Commission
, shall be guilty
of a misdemeanor
, and
, upon conviction thereof
, shall be fined not more than $5,000 or imprisoned not more than twelve months
, or both
, and if any such payment shall have been made or granted
, the Commission shall take such action
as may be necessary to recover
the same
, and
, in addition thereto
, any such
person shall forfeit all rights under this Title
.
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if such
person is deceased or
is under a legal disability
, payment shall be made to his legal representative: Provided
, That if
the total award
is not over $500 and there
is no qualified executor or administrator
, payment may be made to
the person or persons found by
the Comptroller General
of the United States to be entitled thereto
, without
the necessity
of compliance
with the requirements
of law
with respect to
the administration
of estates ; ;
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Whenever
the Secretary
of the Treasury
, or
the Comptroller General
of the United States
, as the case may be
, shall find that any
person is entitled to any such payment
, after such payment shall have been received by such
person, it shall be an absolute bar to recovery by any other
person against
the United States
, its officers
, agents
, or employees
with respect to such payment
.
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These provisions are designed to reflect
the differences in wealth and population among
the States
, with the objective that a vocationally handicapped
person have access to needed services regardless
of whether he resides in a State
with a low or high per capita income or a sparsely or thickly populated State
.
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Since these duties fit neatly
with those
of the proposed presidential aide
, one
person, with adequate staff assistance
, could fill both jobs
.
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Another
person inside
with a weight against each batten will help in
the fastening
.
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Follow pool-care instructions to
the letter
, and be sure that one
person ( in
the family or not )
is regularly responsible for each aspect
of the job
, with no chance for claiming
, `` It wasn't my turn ''
.
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To be fit
, one
has to start early
with young children
, and today
the only
person who really reaches such children
is the teacher
of dance
.
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These boys acknowledged an introduction to anybody by gently pressing one
of his hands in both
of theirs
, while they gazed
, misty-eyed
with care
, into
the eyes
of the person they were meeting
.
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When he had left
, I could never remember whether he had poked them in their middles
, laughingly
, with a thick index finger or whether he was merely so much
the sort
of person who did this that one assumed
the action
, not bothering to look
.
person and most
The entire exercise
, Latin and English
, is most suggestive
of the kind
of person Milton had become at Christ's during his undergraduate career ; ;
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It seems clear
, when one takes into consideration
the exceedingly defective eyesight
of the patient ( we shall describe it in detail in connection
with our second question
, the one concerning
the psychical blindness
of the patient )
, that he had to rely on his sense
of touch much more than
the usual portfolio-maker and that consequently that faculty was
most probably more sensitive to shape and size than that
of a
person with normal vision
.
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This need not imply that on average 50 % or more
of altruistic acts were beneficial for
the altruist in
the ancestral environment ; if
the benefits
from helping
the right
person were very high it would be beneficial to err on
the side
of caution and usually be altruistic even if in
most cases there were no benefits
.
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Research
has found that people are
most likely to help if they recognize that a
person is in need and feel personal responsibility for reducing
the person's distress
.
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According to Viktor Frankl
, the author
of Man's Search for Meaning
, when a
person is faced
with extreme mortal dangers
, the most basic
of all human wishes
is to find a meaning
of life to combat
the " trauma
of nonbeing "
as death
is near
.
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For referring specifically to a U
. S
. national and things
, the words used are estadunidense ( also spelled estado-unidense ) ( United States
person ),
from Estados Unidos da América
, and ianque ( Yankee ), but
the term
most often used
is norte-americano
, even though it could
, as with its Spanish equivalent
, in theory apply to Canadians
, Mexicans
, etc.,
as well
.
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As Wozniak was
the only
person who could answer
most customer support questions about
the computer
, the company offered Apple I owners discounts and trade-ins for Apple IIs to persuade them to return their computers
, contributing to their scarcity
.
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Then
, in probably
the most interesting part
of the hymn
, Enheduanna herself steps forward in
the first
person to recite her own past glories
, establishing her credibility
, and explaining her present plight
.
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Hesiod describes Alcmene
as the tallest
, most beautiful woman
with wisdom surpassed by no
person born
of mortal parents
.
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It extended citizenship to every
person born in
the United States ( except Indians on reservations ), penalized states that did not give
the vote to freedmen
, and
most importantly
, created new federal civil rights that could be protected by federal courts
.
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It
has been suggested that
, after Ayckbourn himself
, the person who is used
the most in his plays
is his mother
, particularly
as Susan in Woman in Mind ( 1985 ).
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This bodyguard function was often executed by
the leader's
most loyal warriors
, and was extremely effective throughout
most of early human history
, leading assassins to attempt stealthy means
, such
as poison ( which risk was answered by having another
person taste
the leader's food first ).
The bicycle
is the most efficient human-powered means
of transportation in terms
of energy a
person must expend to travel a given distance
.
The most immediately distinguishing
is that
of the second
person singular familiar form
of address: pané
.
The most common cause
of death for a
person in a vegetative state
is secondary infection such
as pneumonia which can occur in patients
who lie still for extended periods
.
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Though celebrities come
from many different working fields
, most celebrities are typically associated
with individuals that come
from the fields
of sports and entertainment or a
person who is a public figure in that
is commonly recognizable in mass media
.
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he added: Closely examined
, painstakingly studied
, she
is easily
the most interesting
person on
the planet
, and in several ways
as easily
the most extraordinary woman that was ever born upon it
.
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* Crank (
person ), a pejorative term used for a
person who unshakably holds a belief that
most of his or her contemporaries consider to be false
.
The most prominent kind
of company
, usually referred to
as a " corporation ",
is a " juristic
person ", i
. e
. it
has separate legal personality
, and those
who invest money into
the business have limited liability for any losses
the company makes
, governed by corporate law
.
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This was actually
the formal name
of a
person, used by older people to address him
, and
the one he would use
the most in
the first decades
of his life (
as the person grew older
, younger generations would have to use one
of the courtesy names instead ).
person and rounds
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He
is also
the first
person to have
completed two continuous Munro
rounds, having also walked Land's End to John O ' Groats via every mainland 3
, 000 ft mountain between 18 February 2003 and 30 September 2003
.
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Gameplay
is the same
as the first
rounds, but each answer
is worth £ 2 for each
person who said it
, and there are generally fewer possible answers
.
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Bean bag
rounds are used when a
person is a danger to themself or others
, but
is not a direct threat in such a manner that deadly force would be appropriate
.
The voting
is conducted in several
rounds, under a form
of exhaustive ballot: in
the first two
rounds, anyone can enter their name ; but in subsequent
rounds, the person receiving
the fewest votes
is removed
from the race until one candidate gains an absolute majority
.
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# No seconds or any other
person to be allowed in
the ring during
the rounds.
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On rare occasions
rounds 2 and 4 are replaced
with segments where three panelists present one true and two fictional stories explaining why some obscure
person is notable
, and
the other team
has to guess which story
is correct
.
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If three or five are playing it
is a cut-throat match and scores after
the rounds are different ( see General Game Play above ), although
the first
person to 45 points
is still
the winner
.
The winner
is the person who has the most points at
the end
of seven
rounds ( 1-7 ); or you can score a Shanghai and win instantly
.
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Multiple
rounds may be played
, with the winner being
the first to win a set number
of rounds, or
the person with the most wins by a set end time
.
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15 shots were fired by Gale
, and an additional 36
rounds were found on his
person.
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Fleetwood won all but six
of the year's 34 BHCC
rounds, breaking hill records for fun-and in turn became
the first
person to climb Shelsley in under 24 seconds
.
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Morales
, from his part
, was undefeated and he had won
the WBC super bantamweight title
, knocking out Daniel Zaragoza ( being
the first
person to do so ) in eleven
rounds in 1997
.
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Two contestants ( or during
the later half
of the run
, two teams
of a civilian and a celebrity ), were told
the categories for
the first two
rounds of play
, and were designated
as either
the blocker or
the charger by
the current challenger ( or a
person decided by coin toss if there was no champion ).
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Matches are played in groups
of four
with positions drawn at random and each
person has 3 questions addressed to them
, in each
of 5
rounds.
The second-degree examination included four
rounds: literary dissertation
, literary composition
, royal document redaction
, and eventually an essay which was evaluated by
the Emperor in
person.
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When
the weapon was being fired there would be one aimer
, one loader
, one firer
, one
person to swing
the guns aim left or right
, a man inserting
the fuzes into
rounds and handing them to
the loader
, two gunners lying in reserve to
the left and right
of the gun position
, and
the squad leader sitting a little distance to
the rear
of the weapon
.
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On his
person were found 37
rounds of ammunition
, Rs
.
3.600 seconds.