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| First Office Action on the | Merits, a form of Office action in U.S. patent law |
| It maybe | merits a short mention but the long list is completel |
| ssa have to do with the Loch Ness Monster that | merits a "See Also" entry? |
| The report, she added, | merits a serious response from the UN and from its me |
| The last section | merits a POV tag (if not an earlier section or two) - |
| I don't know how much of this | merits addition into the main article, due to the Wik |
| The topic itself | merits an article here. |
| edacted version in its place (the topic itself | merits an article here), which would swell again into |
| xley's military awards include three Legion of | Merits and three Army Commendation Medals. |
| ps than any other of Morison's works, both his | merits and his defects. |
| nable to find the votes to force a vote on its | merits and the Bill fell. |
| They fairly exemplify both the | merits and the defects of the special school of relig |
| ng the model, not a personal commentary on its | merits and flaws. |
| Rubinstein had come to see its | merits, and he played the solo part many times throug |
| urther recognize Bronze holders with continued | merits and acts of valor. |
| Each method undoubtedly has its | merits and pitfalls to consider before designing an e |
| a humorous academic debate about the relative | merits and meanings of these two items of Jewish cuis |
| Bulgaria and Romania would be judged on their | merits and that he would not hesitate to delay access |
| eedom, we are bound by right as much as by his | merits, and choose to follow him in all that he does. |
| ad been ennobled as late as in 1673 on his own | merits, and lived in humble economic circumstances: h |
| mination, while those based on an individual's | merits and capacities will rarely be so classified. |
| However, I would like to recommend it on its | merits, and hope that an editor will find the time to |
| to the Supreme Court of Colombia found enough | merits and evidence to issue an arrest warrant agains |
| However, I would like to recommend it on its | merits, and hope that an editor will find the time to |
| tionis perfectorum (treasury of supererogatory | merits) and the character indelibilis (sacramental ch |
| ress party, led by Mr. P.A.Sangama studied the | merits and demerits of demand and after lot of discus |
| thought even an important commercial contract | merits and receives. |
| nctions, including rolls, detentions, homework | merits and demerits, behavioural reports, school repo |
| Leo, who ascended the throne for military | merits and had no family ties with the Roman aristocr |
| His | merits are recognized all over the world. |
| His | merits are praised by Arrian in his Parthica where he |
| His literary | merits are not confined to what he wrote, for he was |
| "a careful and subtle study" whose "scholarly | merits are great". |
| Serpieri's chief | merits as an astronomer lay in the observation of sho |
| Regardless of its | merits as a song, it was released against the band's |
| ily and was naturalized Belgian because of his | merits as a member of the resistance during the Secon |
| During his youth his | merits as a mechanical engineer were recognized by th |
| who gave his leisure to literature, and whose | merits as a poet were fully recognized by his own gen |
| be proved that we have a right to consider its | merits at all, for whether they are material may be t |
| It | merits attention that when he took over, the bank dep |
| But it is as a satirist that Skelton | merits attention. |
| ll re-review and deciding if the article still | merits being considered a Good Article or would need |
| On the | merits, Black held that "health" was not vague, since |
| "Judged on its own | merits, Borderline is a ground-breaking work, dealing |
| of the petition for writ of certiorari and the | merits briefs on behalf of State Farm in this case. |
| W Cambridge is not only known for its academic | merits, but is also one of the most prestigious selec |
| by the house with the largest accumulation of | merits by the students in that house. |
| y Cyprus against Turkey in 1994 and decided on | merits by the Grand Chamber of the European Court of |
| dist Church teaches that it has all the direct | merits coming from apostolic succession.[70] |
| Although it | merits consideration for delving into topics rarely a |
| not at first receive the recognition which its | merits deserved, but it has since been given by stude |
| 2) which USFS approved for development in fact | merits designation as restricted watershed under the |
| ndemann index are available and have different | merits, e.g. for the study of glassy vs crystalline m |
| bility, based on personal devotion to tsar and | merits earned by faithful service, rather than by her |
| whose work in the film and television industry | merits encouragement, |
| is thoughtful take on the Christian experience | merits exposure beyond the coffeehouse. |
| 2002 Golden Badge of Honour for | Merits for Vienna |
| home rewarding the students when they get six | merits for a specific subject. |
| n Artists Magazine appreciating their artistic | merits for classic rock and roll. |
| tics and his inability to distinguish military | merits from protection of the people. |
| se of the word is rather obsolescent today and | merits glossing.) |
| ine, others, while not pretending to extol his | merits, have acknowledged the irreplaceable value of |
| For his | merits he was multiple awarded. |
| For his | merits he was awarded the Virtuti Militari, the highe |
| For his | merits he awarded the Order of Merit of the Free Stat |
| A classical scholar of fair | merits, he is best known as the author of a little bo |
| For his | merits in 1915 he was promoted to captain. |
| For his | merits, in 1811 he became a baron of the empire. |
| by him, praises in the highest terms Gropper's | merits in saving Romanism within the archdiocese of C |
| Hero of Ukraine for her "outstanding personal | merits in the sphere of art", and the Russian order " |
| For his | merits in research and education he was knighted in 2 |
| with orders, and this mountain gun proved its | merits in action (it was used by Greece in the Balkan |
| His | merits in vocal art development are highly appreciate |
| continue to be considered on their individual | merits in accordance with our non-European immigratio |
| d of the Soros Foundation - Latvia for special | merits in promotion and development of multicultural |
| d in several scholarly forums for its literary | merits, including the Cambridge Companion to Postmode |
| I don't think such an ephemeral reference even | merits inclusion in the 'Popular Culture' section. |
| ls of our forefathers, in order to bring their | merits into light, and make them better known to thei |
| anted October 26, 1897, and a testimony to its | merits is shown by the following letter written by th |
| If it | merits it, I think it would be great to have an artic |
| Anyway, I don't think this | merits its own article. |
| y, but it wasn't founded until much later, and | merits its own article. |
| In 1565 he traveled to Spain where for his | merits King Philip II granted him the charge of Gover |
| ryogenic myth is much more widely known, so it | merits mention here. |
| Also, he lives in an historic home which | merits mention, but would seem out of place on the ba |
| ela Moyseowicz is a genial composer whose work | merits more attention”6. |
| I do feel he | merits more prominence rather than being part of a li |
| nly practised, and that the instrument thereof | merits most severely to be punished." |
| Though it | merits National Register of Historic Places status, t |
| Merits of the martyrs | |
| See previous discussion the | merits of the station nameboards. |
| Lamenting on recalling the | merits of a departed one |
| He didn't even touch the | merits of the case. |
| ior to the Contest, opinion was divided on the | merits of the song. |
| ard yelling at Geri (profanity-laden) over the | merits of the installation. |
| My Jesus, pardon and mercy, through the | merits of Your Holy Wounds. |
| Good staffs : One of the main | merits of the school is excellent staffs. |
| UK congregationalists became convinced of the | merits of ecumenical cooperation. |
| urts changing stance in considering the actual | merits of a case. |
| ier will also aid the Chamber in assessing the | merits of the case. |
| nch industrial group Pechiney to highlight the | merits of plastics. |
| Comparing the | merits of the two brothers, Robert and George, Thomas |
| a web series which will debate the comparative | merits of science fiction characters. |
| et to take a decision on the admissibility and | merits of the case. |
| is an American popular song elaborating on the | merits of the state of Texas. |
| ary style, boasting of his own success and the | merits of hard work. |
| f the Chishti Order of Sufi, his work combined | merits of Islamic scholarship and modern knowledge. |
| ht plot concerns an argument over the relative | merits of wine, symbolised by Bacchus, and love. |
| sburgh History and Landmarks Foundation on the | merits of preserving the bridge were considered by of |
| The | merits of this method are disputed, opponents claim t |
| many of his fellow Louisiana delegates of the | merits of a Ford nomination. |
| Finally, in “No Sword” the | merits of using the environment's resources to one's |
| Clinical research in India has the fundamental | merits of sparse federal oversight, and a drug-unexpo |
| Honoring the | merits of the House of Reuss, Gera, the orchestra was |
| ed on each stele in ancient Chinese praise the | merits of the monarch and cite the reason for holding |
| illiam Gladstone, who had not yet accepted the | merits of home rule for Ireland. |
| for good pay, without ever inquiring into the | merits of the cause. |
| uided the international program to promote the | merits of a Mujahideen-led Afghanistan to oust the So |
| d in refusing to permit a trial de novo on the | merits of his claimed exemption. |
| ial "imports no expression of opinion upon the | merits of the case, as the bar has been told many tim |
| Due to the difficulties in evaluating the | merits of a horse offered for sale, the selling of ho |
| Some measure of the relative | merits of his batting and bowling is that he took mor |
| had a reasonable likelihood of success on the | merits of her suit for a permanent injunction. |
| There is a tenso on the | merits of old and young women which is ascribed to Al |
| ged in a geological controversy upon the rival | merits of the Plutonian and the Neptunist hypotheses. |
| her founding partners to discuss the potential | merits of a small healthcare high school for Sacramen |
| Discussion of the relative | merits of restoring the canal or the Huddersfield Nar |
| The Society does not take any position on the | merits of specific reform proposals, and neither supp |
| ers; he put their cause in noble words and the | merits of their claims with shattering clarity." |
| but too often succeeded in detracting from the | merits of the brave. |
| Dixon discovered the | merits of graphite as a stove polish and an additive |
| repeated by a Bennett biographer in 1971, the | merits of this allegation have not yet received signi |
| by students will often be graded solely on the | merits of each project against a pre-set rubric. |
| hich would deride the memory or depreciate the | merits of Bowdler. |
| r that this forum is not a free-for-all on the | merits of an aircraft type, but on how to improve the |
| I building which are described as "outstanding | merits of which every effort should be made to preser |
| s comments showed he had already prejudged the | merits of Hamdan's case before hearing the arguments |
| roove as singer Damo Suzuki mulls the relative | merits of madness and "Mother Sky". |
| so, too, though they still debate the relative | merits of their favorite dances. |
| a new king and a new court to persuade of the | merits of their family's claim to Maryland. |
| olested, owing largely to the prudence and the | merits of Pignatelli; he even managed to avoid the oa |
| to their father Nikola Delchev, because of the | merits of his sons to the freedom of Macedonia. |
| istian profession, guests are selected for the | merits of their arguments and the relevance of their |
| tes and the Jobelins arose over the respective | merits of a sonnet of Voiture addressed to a certain |
| Since the manifesto is an attempt to show the | merits of accepting Esperanto as a universal second l |
| bour facilities of the town and championed the | merits of Welsh coal in Parliamentary debates. |
| respect which his life-work created, when the | merits of this enthusiastic naturalist came to be app |
| g was one of the reasons for a debate over the | merits of the "Big Four", as these four countries fin |
| Eames, set in a roundhouse, extols the design | merits of toys, especially antique toys, with their " |
| The school's leadership was praised, in its | merits of improving the quality of the students' educ |
| ladas Jurgutis Award in 1997 to perpetuate the | merits of academic, professor and the first Governor |
| ss the power of the Federal courts to hear the | merits of this suit. |
| sparked Senators and Congressmen to debate the | merits of the war again, something that had not been |
| MP Ernest Winch who had given a speech on the | merits of communism. |
| to give away no-string grants to based on the | merits of their pitch. |
| d to put himself into the first place, and the | merits of Andreas Hofer and of other leaders are not |
| nse of wider appreciation of the environmental | merits of wood.” |
| er a hearing should be held and to resolve the | merits of Herrera's claim of actual innocence. |
| ith the intelligence to make a decision on the | merits of the case and the guts to back it up?" |
| any's rather than being fully convinced of the | merits of occupation, and as such the Germans called |
| It also set off a debate about the | merits of the new sentimental style, especially in En |
| ecided for partisan reasons rather than on the | merits of the case. |
| are not denied an opportunity to decide on the | merits of a takeover and that shareholders of the sam |
| f autism, and wrote an article questioning the | merits of vaccination and vaccine research for the Hu |
| elle des Bouffons, a dispute over the relative | merits of the French and Italian operatic traditions |
| ntion on July 23, NOW delegates questioned the | merits of the two-party system and broached the idea |
| boast thousands of users who dish on the | merits of various strains, from 'White Widow' to 'Afg |
| ces, though he also relied for security on the | merits of the relics of St Germain and St Genevieve. |
| f blind taste testing of cigars, comparing the | merits of one brand to another, expressed on the basi |
| s to convince the priests of his day about the | merits of celibacy was based mostly on his own exampl |
| nt is always affirmed, without considering the | merits of the cause. |
| but this is not a science journal entry on the | merits of DuPont - a thorough entry should also addre |
| t to do undertake the study, regardless of the | merits of that advocacy groups research. |
| oject, while Northup attempted to downplay the | merits of the commitment. |
| October 1915 on the agenda was a debate on the | merits of Jesus' Name doctrine vs the traditional Tri |
| Counties, commissioned a study to explore the | merits of expanding the New Jersey Transit line to th |
| e upon the grace of God, and confidence in the | merits of one's own works performed in love, pejorati |
| ctions during on-camera discussion between the | merits of a Geek film as an adaptation of source mate |
| pictures painted by Briggs, though not without | merits of construction, cannot be said to belong to t |
| allowed a greater scrutiny of the substantive | merits of a government's policy, meaning that judicia |
| h the courts were more willing to consider the | merits of the courts decision which compromised fairn |
| More particularly, in assessing the | merits of an argument, a measurement, or a report, an |
| Batteries 4.7 inch guns', he also extolled the | merits of 4.7, (which the army knew to be misleading) |
| He was sceptical of the | merits of the GLC, seeing it as "too big, too remote |
| s summoned by Vladimir I of Kiev to debate the | merits of their religion against representatives from |
| ion to stay, ordered expedited briefing on the | merits of the appeal, and directed the parties to bri |
| rious works, and the idea of a treasury of the | merits of saints. |
| ng aids, the need for further research and the | merits of British v. |
| ns of the court; yet in your decision upon the | merits of the case you have a right to determine for |
| Apart from the debate about the | merits of such a tall building in an otherwise relati |
| d still argue that - whatever your view on the | merits of the new fees system - the protests have bee |
| tary for reference, independent of the factual | merits of the story. |
| For his | merits on Bulgarian and Jewish studies he was decorat |
| rs: there is a decent amount for WWI, but WWII | merits only a passing mention, Korea and Vietnam none |
| Whatever may be the | merits or defects of Alfieri, he may be considered as |
| He was paid for giving opinions upon the | merits or demerits of many horses, but he was never a |
| the action of the Sacrament as opposed to the | merits or holiness of the priest or minister. |
| nn von der Hardt (1660-1746), but has literary | merits peculiar to itself, and has been praised on al |
| sfaction of this criteria as showing the paper | merits priority handling in the review and publicatio |
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