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because it is inexplicitly intertwined with military spousal status, is

Interestingly, as manifested in many personal accounts or examples of bottom-up discourses, the sectarian identity of the other is either targeted inexplicitly or excluded from the victimhood of the self or blamed for the political weakening of Iraq as a national entity.

(5) New York merchants are given a Sophie's choice to either inexplicitly charge higher prices, coupled with an equally unexplainable cash discount, or risk violating state law by allocating higher credit cards costs directly to credit card users.

Cluster 4 is rather inexplicitly defined by Mmp3, p < [10.sup.-1] (Figure 2(d)).

Other studies (#16,#18,#19) inexplicitly described informal patient payments as unofficial fees to health staff and used terms such as 'corruption to healthcare staff ' or 'bribes to public health officials.' Several studies (#1,#2,#4,#6,#7,#8,#10,#11,#12,#13,#14,#15,#21) examined both gifts and cash, dividing their data into these two categories.

But Rovers doubled their advantage just 60 seconds later when - under no pressure - Shots keeper Jake Cole inexplicitly dropped Ridehalgh's floated cross at the feet of Norwood, who tapped in from a foot to score surely the easiest goal of his career.

The DOL has consistently said that employers participating in a MEP must have a common nexus, but the IB explains that the state essentially (and inexplicitly) creates a nexus because it has a special representational interest in the health and welfare of its citizens.

Meanwhile, there have been repeated statements by state officials warning inexplicitly against taking the streets.

However, Schwartz's assumption that "it is well known that Lewis endows his worlds on Mars and Venus with attributes drawn from the medieval model of the cosmos" (56) is not altogether true for, as this collection itself has inexplicitly suggested, just how and why Lewis did this are questions in need of further study.

I try to read that plate backwards now, to where and exactly who my Aunt Nell was when given such a thing early in the last century: a Midwesterner, a small town young woman inexplicitly there, driving through deep mud and ear-splitting gunshot somewhere north of Paris.