:" Now if Q ( x ) is a partial recursive predicate, there is a decision procedure for Q ( x ) on its range of definition, so the law of the excluded middle or excluded " third " ( saying that, Q ( x ) is either t or f ) applies intuitionistically on the range of definition.

:" The third " truth value " u is thus not on par with the other two t and f in our theory.

:" Group f / 64 -

:" f the consent of the citizens is required in order to decide that war should be declared ( and in this constitution it cannot but be the case ), nothing is more natural than that they would be very cautious in commencing such a poor game, decreeing for themselves all the calamities of war.

:" f boys or girls are able to stand up for themselves, being attacked by enemies can help their development.

:" Th newspaper does ivrything f ' r us.

:" ... f you don't have all of those quotas, you can't hire all the people you need.

:" Apart from its other achievements, Jean Renoir's Grand Illusion influenced two famous later movie sequences.

:" The seven persons forming the party were Robert McClelland of Hagerstown, who, with the celebrated Captain Wells, was captain of spies under General Wayne in his famous Indian campaign, Joseph Miller of Baltimore, for several years an officer of the U. S. Army, Robert Stuart, a citizen of Detroit, Benjamin Jones, of Missouri, who acted as huntsman of the party, Francois LeClaire, a halfbreed, and André Valée, a Canadian voyageur, and Ramsay Crooks, who is the only survivor of this small band of adventurers.

:" I remember the famous case of Leslie Spriggs, the then-Member for St. Helens.

:" At that time, Talhaiarn Tataguen was famed for poetry, and Neirin, and Taliesin, and Bluchbard, and Cian, who is called Guenith Guaut, were all famous at the same time in British is, Brythonic languages | Brythonic or Welsh poetry.

He was remembered in Winston Churchill's famous broadcast speech on 13 May 1945 " Five years of War ", as having defended Ireland's honour :" When I think of these days I think also of other episodes and personalities.

:" From what I know, Edgar Wallace, a famous writer of the time, died very early in the process.

Zhang's most famous remark known is that :" The only thing the Cultural Revolution ( had succeeded in ) giving me was a cane.

Of Frank D. Gilroy's famous play The Subject Was Roses :" a family triangle in which a father loves a son and the mother loves that son and the son loves both mother and father and not one of them can make a move or utter a sound that does not instantly damage the other.

:" we have collected out of the works of the most famous magicians, such as Zoroaster, Hermes, Apollonius, Simon of the Temple, Trithemius, Agrippa, Porta ( the Neapolitan ), Dee, Paracelsus, Roger Bacon, and a great many others ...."

:" David Sole is another of those players who is remembered and virtually defined by one moment: in this case it was when he made the decision for his side to take the now famous walk onto the pitch for the Grand Slam decider against England at Murrayfield in 1990.

:" He ( Alexander ) ordered him ( Philip ) to found a city there, just at the meeting of the two rivers, as he expected it would be great and famous in the world, and dockyards to be built.

:" ɛbi atlïɣ " ( His mansion is famous )

:" The Seres are famous for the woolen substance obtained from their forests ; after a soaking in water they comb off the white down of the leaves ...

:" S " is unimpressed with the accomplishments of her famous peer, Rudolph van Richten, unlike many of her colleagues.

:" Over the years, I have spent countless frustrating yet perversely enjoyable hours attempting to play on it, as have numerous colleagues, friends and business associates ( some quite famous, though a combination of modesty, shame and my legendary bad memory prevents me from divulging their names here ) during their unrelenting pilgrimages to my office.

:" Reese was even more famous as a newspaper columnist, a theorist and a writer.

:" Loch Ryan at one time was famous for its herring fishery.

:" Julian vented his spleen in the famous satire, the Misopogon or Beard-Hater, in which, by pretending to satirize himself and the philosopher's beard which he wore in a clean-shaven age, he was able to pour forth his bitter anger against, and disappointment with, the people of Antioch.

A famous example of English Alcaics is Tennyson's " Milton :"

:" In spring 2004, in the wake of Ray Bradbury pitching a tantrum over Michael Moore appropriating the title of Fahrenheit 451 to make Fahrenheit 9 / 11, I conceived of a plan to write a series of stories with the same titles as famous sf shorts, which would pick apart the totalitarian assumptions underpinning some of sf's classic narratives.

:" MacCracken wanted to make sure that the people enshrined in his Hall of Fame were truly famous, not just memorable.

Abaut degree of popularity of this film is witness the famous film director Ang Lee, was caught in a 9-year old home rental The Love Eterne in Taiwan :" The film became so popular in Taiwan, some argued that watched it 500 times ... Replicas of it entered everyday speech ... People were taken from a box lunch, went to the cinema and watched him all day.

:" ... We have articles from people that at one time we would never have given the time of day to – like the Welsh and Scottish Nationalists, the Greens, and regular contributions from church people ... ... things that happened in the Soviet Union 70 years ago are still being used as a stick to beat the Morning Star.

:" Scottish problem " redirects here ; for the difficulties of Edward I of England, see First War of Scottish Independence.

:" Lord Newton " redirects here ; for the Scottish advocate and judge, see William Oliphant, Lord Newton.

:" SUSF " redirects here ; for the successor to Scottish Universities Sports Federation, see Scottish Universities Sport.

:" In 1871, many shepherds situation on the Falkland Island Company's main farm at Darwin were of Scottish origin, and members of the Free Kirk of Scotland.

:" We are fortunate to be established as part of the Scottish community and wanted a tartan for our Sangha to show how much appreciation we have for the people, culture and tradition of Scotland "

:" Monboddo: Scottish jurist and pioneer anthropologist who explored the origins of language and society and anticipated principles of Darwinian evolution.

:" Scottish unionist " redirects here ; for the political parties, see Scottish Unionist Party.

:" For the record though, here is an abridged version of one of the most impressive curriculum vitae in British rugby ; Hastings captained the first Scottish schoolboys ' side to win on English soil ; he captained the victorious 1985 Cambridge University side ; he won the Gallacher Shield with Auckland University during his sabbatical year ; he was a central figure in Scotland's 1990 Grand Slam ... he captained Scotland in one World Cup, and played in two others, including a semi-final ; he captained his country and scored the winning try when Scotland registered their first win at the Parc des Princes ... he played for the World XV in the New Zealand Centenary Celebrations ; and he holds the British points-scoring record with 733 points in tests for Scotland and the Lions.

:" He first entered the Scottish squad set-up in 1986 as one of the most cocksure personalities they had ever met.

:" If there is one moment for which he will long be remembered, it was during the 1990 Grand Slam decider, the proudest day in Scottish rugby history.

:" I was brought up on stories of the great Scottish players of the twenties, many of whom I never saw play but knew all about ...

:" yeoman build and shaggy auburn beard, did not quite look the part of a Scottish laird, until one spoke to him, and heard his rich, resonant voice and his short ejaculatory sentences.

:" The sight of captain M. J. Campbell-Lamerton of the Duke of Wellington's Regiment surging round the tail of a line-out like an enraged hippopotamus was one of the most stirring spectacles in Scottish Rugby.

:" Abdelbaset al-Megrahi never wavered in his denial of causing the Lockerbie disaster: now some Scottish legal experts say they believe him.

:" In September 1989 Tony Gauci, the shopkeeper, was interviewed by Scottish police officers.

:" Abdelbaset al-Megrahi never wavered in his denial of causing the Lockerbie disaster: now Scottish legal experts say they believe him.