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| ference is made to Amaethon/Amathaon, but the | passage is obscure. |
| Another interpretation of the | passage, one that fits with the Masoretic vocalizatio |
| ealed by subsequent legislation following the | passage of the Twenty-first Amendment to the United S |
| She set a record for the | passage from Liverpool to San Francisco in 1872, of 9 |
| from the carnival and sends them through the | passage for a diversionary attack while the rest of t |
| The tribal government was created through the | passage of the Indian Reorganization Act of 1934. |
| The | passage of the train through dark tunnels adds anothe |
| s no energy barrier to the reaction) with the | passage of time the species' activities and hence the |
| ersity System of Georgia was created with the | passage of the Reorganization Act of 1931 by the Geor |
| ing income tax, but this was granted with the | passage of the later act. |
| prehension of bunkai only reached through the | passage of time. |
| adequate training regulations he hastened the | passage of the Builders' Registration Act (1939). |
| The | passage of time and the darkening sky during the fict |
| ilization in holes by modern barrels, and the | passage of a rudimentary system of work, supported by |
| thern congressmen voted with the South in the | passage of a gag rule to prevent anti-slavery petitio |
| r the Abolition of the Slave Trade led to the | passage of the Slave Trade Act by the British Parliam |
| ) was the first winehouse to be opened in the | passage. |
| kly landed the lead role in a film called The | Passage starring opposite Stephen Dorff. |
| ndants to sit in the House of Lords until the | passage of the House of Lords Act 1999. |
| It fails to account for the | passage of time, the pre-eminence of the present, the |
| an, which pivots on its base to allow for the | passage of larger ships. |
| nto rapid decline almost immediately with the | passage of the Airline Deregulation Act and ceased op |
| After the | passage of the Indian Removal Act of 1830, the Five C |
| squadron, Genesee remained outside until the | passage was effected, then steamed up to open fire on |
| After the | passage of the Jones Law on August 29, 1916 in where |
| The building was funded with the | passage of the Lacey Act in 1894, which created a mea |
| urn of M to its initial orientation after the | passage of the current transient. |
| peratures; cool air usually settles after the | passage of a cold front, which produces much of the l |
| er of War; the enactment of a labor code, the | passage of an income tax law, and the improvement of |
| With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, Charters T |
| s of millions of Filipinos by pushing for the | passage of laws on arts and culture, agriculture, edu |
| ritual chamber, the Abyss of the Horizon, the | passage to the spirit world. |
| The | passage contains scenes depicting Senna and his wife, |
| rently marked, many unidentifiable due to the | passage of time. |
| plecha re-analysed the data and suggested the | passage would have reduced the meteoroid's mass to ab |
| The Italian version of the | passage stated that Ethiopia was obliged to conduct a |
| The award honors her role in the | passage of the Children's Safe Products Act. |
| It included the | passage: "They killed the poor wretches because they, |
| " The | passage of the Mann Act forced the hand of local gove |
| Prior to the | passage of C-293, parliamentary committees and NGOs h |
| eptember, when her body-incorrupt despite the | passage of time-is carried in procession through Vite |
| parts of the river, with locks, to enable the | passage of boats. |
| Peerages Act 1958; five years later, with the | passage of the Peerage Reform Act 1963, hereditary pe |
| With the story of Solomon may be compared the | passage cited in Jellinek (l.c. |
| Dennis Ozment, (R-Rosemount), stated that the | passage of the bill is "tyranny, oppressive governmen |
| Force, and addressing funding in light of the | passage of Measure 49. |
| This action was approved by Congress with the | passage of the Comprehensive Immigration Reform Act o |
| Charles, White River, Arkansas Post, and the | passage of the Vicksburg batteries. |
| ll as his obsession with life, death, and the | passage of time. |
| cky and subject to strong currents making the | passage dangerous. |
| d into the City of Philadelphia following the | passage of the Act of Consolidation, 1854. |
| In 1958, after the | passage of enabling legislation and a referendum, Sch |
| us Imperator" form the initial letters of the | passage dealing with this subject. |
| tman Bono and the ONE campaign supporting the | passage of H.R. 5501, which secured $50 billion of fe |
| rtke was credited with important roles in the | passage of measures that created or supported student |
| by confirmation of the full House through the | passage of a House Resolution. |
| allowed to vote in all states, following the | passage of the 19th Amendment. |
| istration for street use in the U.S. With the | passage of "Show and Display" the crash test requirem |
| He also played a pivotal role in the | passage of the Neighborhood Preservation Companies Ac |
| However, after the | passage of the heavily damaging Smoot Hawley Tariff, |
| of baptism in his message is confirmed by the | passage in John about Jesus baptizing. |
| pposed debt relief measures, he did allow the | passage of some minor legislation to aid those most i |
| th the rise of the Know-Nothing Party and the | passage of the Maine law, America's first state-wide |
| issued by the Ministry of Education after the | passage of the Law Regarding the National Flag and An |
| also appeared in Sherwood Hu's Lani Loa - The | Passage (1998) with Angus Macfadyen, and Rea Tajiri's |
| sat as an Independent to protest against the | passage of Bill 63, a controversial language legislat |
| However, with the | passage of the Indian Reorganization Act (“IRA”), 25 |
| This impression of the | passage of time was enhanced by the use of shingles. |
| which capacity he played a major role in the | passage of the Trade Expansion Act of 1962. |
| The | passage, which was about 18 to 24 inches in depth, co |
| 90s (demolished in 1880) on the corner of the | Passage and Lower Clapton Road. |
| 8. I have deleted the | passage "There is no scientific explanation as to how |
| After the | passage of the Florida Amendment 2 2008, both same-se |
| information and were so little damaged by the | passage of time; as a result, the Ety Habitation Site |
| the devadasi system, were instrumental in the | passage of the Madras Devadasis (Prevention of Dedica |
| He promoted the | passage of legislation establishing the Fulbright Pro |
| nvinces her to go back in time to prevent the | passage of a fictitious law that would prevent the us |
| The | Passage of Nature (1992) |
| With the | passage of time, as the metropolis grew it absorbed t |
| During this time he was responsible for the | passage of the Freedom of Information Act 1982; he ha |
| I've removed the | passage starting: "Some people have suggested that th |
| ith several Liberal MPs, enough to ensure the | passage of the motion, keeping the registry alive. |
| And the article body (and the ref for the | passage) says it was the tallest building in the city |
| The names kept changing with the | passage of time, as we saw above; but whatever the ch |
| A critical analysis of the | passage reveals that on the first day God "separated |
| While in Congress he helped in the | passage of acts related to Native American policy. |
| With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, Clifton be |
| anizing gay pride events and lobbying for the | passage of the Nunavut Human Rights Act. |
| Nuclear track damage trails from the | passage of heavy ions in non-conducting solids were f |
| ry bulb and is perforated by foramina for the | passage of the olfactory nerves. |
| a highly strategic location, controlling the | passage from the west to the eastern basin of the Med |
| ire for the first time in 1390, and after the | passage of Tamerlane in Anatolia in 1402 and the ensu |
| Potomac during the | passage of that vessel from Cat Island to Nassau, 14 |
| With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, Caboolture |
| wn between miniature and text to indicate the | passage intended (compare the Chludov Psalter). |
| Since the | passage of the Smith-Lever Act of 1914, it has operat |
| has been plagued with budget crises since the | passage of Measure 47 in 1996. |
| d Dr. Robert Hayling that led directly to the | passage of the landmark Civil Rights Act of 1964. |
| e canal was deepened and widened to allow the | passage of ocean-going ships. |
| activity in 2001 and in 2002 were due to the | passage of the comet's dust ejected in 1767 and 1866. |
| tack, suffragettes were blamed because of the | passage of the recent Cat and Mouse Act. |
| 1831 he represented Okehampton, but upon the | passage of the Reform Act 1832, he moved to Bristol, |
| With the | passage on November 8, 2005, of a constitutional amen |
| d by the attorney John Hellier, following the | passage of the Conventicles Act 1670, which forbade n |
| issertations ‘On the Syrinx of Strabo and the | Passage of the Euripus,' ‘On the site of Dodona,' and |
| l within the Liberal party, he negotiated the | passage of the Third Reform Act, which the Conservati |
| opens an office in Havana in response to the | passage of a new law in Cuba authorizing foreign bank |
| police brutality on "Bloody Sunday", and the | passage of the Voting Rights Act later that year. |
| Water Hero" for his prominent efforts in the | passage of the Clean Water Act. |
| t in the UK, and represented Bristol from the | passage of the Reform Bill in 1832 until the dissolut |
| During the final Parliamentary stages of the | passage of the Railways Act 2005, the Government sust |
| nied treatment to African-Americans until the | passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. |
| He played an essential role in the | passage of major education reform legislation in 1990 |
| the water falls are not strong to disrupt the | passage of the boats. |
| Ivy was also present for the | passage of the Vicksburg, Mississippi, batteries by A |
| icies imposed by President Bush including the | passage of the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act in 2003 |
| ellular and extracellular space, allowing the | passage of ions and small molecules between these com |
| d into the City of Philadelphia following the | passage of the Act of Consolidation, 1854. |
| ainst prohibition, seemingly invalidating the | passage of the 18th Amendment. |
| Following the | passage of Proposition 11 in 2008, the Citizens Redis |
| epudiation of the Freeport Doctrine (i.e. the | passage of a congressional Slave Code for the territo |
| in the city's downtown, which resulted in the | passage of language which specifically prohibited rel |
| Shortly after the | passage of voting rights for women in the United King |
| Act has received a mixed reception during the | passage of the bill, with much criticism about the ar |
| Park activists were also instrumental in the | passage of a 1986 Congressional ban on tunneling thro |
| Slightly before that, takas also assured the | passage of the Black Sea for Russian emigres seeking |
| g bridge over the lock is raised to allow the | passage of lock traffic. |
| ed in the 1860s at a crossroads following the | passage of the New South Wales Land Act of 1861 allow |
| He oversaw the | passage of a $150 million water pollution bond issue |
| th and importance (probably as commanding the | passage of the Adda) even before the Roman conquest: |
| y's death is presaged by a foggy day, and the | passage of time is shown by the changing seasons. |
| vanized the nation and helped bring about the | passage of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. |
| d Confederate batteries, and took part in the | passage of the falls off Alexandria, Louisiana, on 8 |
| ity's centre (The Octagon), it allows for the | passage of the arterial Upper Stuart Street under Hig |
| ne, most citizens remained indoors during the | passage of the hurricane. |
| as a degree granting institution through the | passage of Bill PR 44. |
| During the | passage of Hurricane Lenny in November 1999, Valiant |
| yman Farrell has played a pivotal role in the | passage of several significant pieces of legislation, |
| He played a key role in the | passage of several animal-protection ordinances, incl |
| ry that it was concerned with supervising the | passage of trains through the tunnel. |
| 1. Within a fortnight, reckoned from the | passage of this decree, there shall convene, under th |
| den to obtain a better grip, and now with the | passage of time and thanks to the sensitivity of the |
| , he was heavily involved in lobbying for the | passage of the Game and Feral Animal Control Act 2002 |
| The | passage of the law, which prohibited the sale of all |
| sers, two of which she towed for parts of the | passage to Saipan. |
| ation helped run the campaign that led to the | passage of Proposition 13. |
| e Safety Day proclamation within hours of the | passage of the joint resolution. |
| to General Sir Edmund Allenby's despatch, the | passage of the Nahr El Auja on the night of December |
| med, and likely will remain legend due to the | passage of time and memory. |
| otable for being the only election, since the | passage of the Twelfth Amendment to have been decided |
| CCHR took the | passage of SB1090 as a victory and vowed to help addr |
| into rural counties, public schools, and the | passage of a law that mandated that doctors must deli |
| Neo-Classical facade of the College, with the | passage which connects the Strand to Somerset House t |
| overnment intervention began in 1912 with the | passage of the Cape Barren Act. |
| With the | passage of the Local Authorities Act 1902, Longreach |
| in the International Court of Justice in the | Passage through the Great Belt case (Finland v. Denma |
| not present in the Septuagint version of the | passage, nor is it present when the Septuagint descri |
| riginal features have been worn down with the | passage of time. |
| changes, and even geological changes and the | passage of time (decades) as settling occurs. |
| in the Impact organization in response to the | passage of Proposition 8 in California during the 200 |
| von Ribbentrop, noting that Irving quoted the | passage: "How things came to the destruction of the J |
| A protected area including the | passage, the 'Are'are Lagoon, southern Malaita and we |
| would catch up to Holmes's dissent, with the | passage of the federal Anti-Injunction Act (Norris-La |
| s that employs an electric field to allow the | passage of only those ions or electrons that have a g |
| ost through what seems to be a misedit in the | passage about the church? |
| hich remain valuable to researchers after the | passage of more than 40 years. |
| The dam forms Saguaro Lake as it slows the | passage of the Salt River in Maricopa County, Arizona |
| ducted over 50 investigations, leading to the | passage of laws which protect homeless people with HI |
| Candle clocks were also used to measure the | passage of time. |
| Contradicting to the | passage in the wiki you can read in the papers that g |
| The | passage of an induced current in the body produces a |
| , focused on fixing the main streets, saw the | passage of a public smoking ban and proposed a ban on |
| ave lost a step in the intervening years, the | passage of time has only made James' vocals that much |
| The | passage of these Acts rendered the Dominion Lands Act |
| litical control over their interests with the | passage of a Home Rule Bill. |
| The circular folds slow the | passage of the food along the intestines, and afford |
| After the | passage of the bank bailouts and the stimulus bill, Z |
| Oliver Eldridge, for Liverpool, and made the | passage to Cape Lynas in 21 days; the winds were gene |
| The drawings' attractiveness eased the | passage of the bills for the new building, and also g |
| Given that the | passage between worlds she has just fallen through is |
| enable a scholiast with the assistance of the | passage in Horace to fabricate the whole story of Alf |
| rmanent cavity refers to the hole left by the | passage of a projectile. |
| a single homogeneous medium and described the | passage of light between different media. |
| t Waterloo, who is credited with securing the | passage of the South Australia Foundation Act through |
| 867, No. 46, and was not authorized until the | passage of the Act of March 3, 1877, c. 105, more tha |
| With the | passage of the House of Lords Act 1999, Lord Elton al |
| Recently its goals have included the | passage of laws to prohibit discrimination based on s |
| osity is polymerized into a solid to seal the | passage. |
| With the | passage of the Balanced Budget Act of 1997, WellCare |
| er award for best performance in the film The | Passage of Mrs. Calabash. |
| The | passage of AB 1602 in the mid 2000's, a state bill th |
| During the | passage of the Bill, MPs considered an amendment to r |
| gical Survey of India and so has survived the | passage of time. |
| ngland, an agricultural depression led to the | passage of the Corn Laws (which were to polarize Brit |
| producers, and recyclers that resulted in the | passage of producer takeback recycling (also known as |
| ate at the end of Ferndale Avenue, or via the | passage which is accessed from Crossfield Grove. |
| ; 'The Recovery of Muscle and Nerve after the | Passage of a Propagated Disturbance' (1910); 'The Rel |
| He supported the | passage of the Thirteenth Amendment. |
| Canadian and Hong Kong troops defended the | passage and Wong Nai Chung Reservoir, with more than |
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