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| Would this | constitute a reliable source? |
| These facts | constitute a sound argument. |
| The latter two might | constitute a separate species, Margelanic Whitethroat. |
| species itombwensis (Itombwe Flycatcher) may | constitute a separate species. |
| Kesey was strict about what should | constitute a proper prank. |
| False accusations, when done sufficiently, | constitute a personal attack. |
| The docks of Trouville | constitute a district within the city. |
| Together, they | constitute a musical portrait of the German Romantic co |
| So that it will not | constitute a derivative work, this article should be re |
| Macrotermitinae | constitute a subfamily of the harvester termites and al |
| Tower arrays are used to | constitute a directional antenna of a mediumwave or lon |
| Russian-speaking although ethnic Ukrainians | constitute a majority. |
| The two together | constitute a prayer for the wisdom and strength to avoi |
| A fold of the carapace extends ventrally to | constitute a branchial chamber where the gills lie. |
| At common law, coroners would | constitute a court by virtue of their office. |
| immo and Combs assert that political pundits | constitute a Fifth Estate. |
| Thus, it is sui generis, and does not | constitute a "search" under the Fourth Amendment. |
| These self-portraits | constitute a life-long honest self-appraisal; "they are |
| s estuary and the many mangrove islets on it | constitute a complex coastal wetland ecosystem. |
| These goals | constitute a form of child abuse and are repugnant to G |
| The cantinas and bars | constitute a significant component of the economy. |
| rmed, neither of which had enough members to | constitute a quorum. |
| Proved reserves | constitute a total proved PRMS reserve replacement rati |
| M. m. coultasi may | constitute a good species, but more research is needed |
| Pakistanis in Sri Lanka | constitute a population of 300-400 according to the Ove |
| Those over 65 years of age number 22.6% and | constitute a fast-growing population. |
| es transferred using the BitTorrent protocol | constitute a significant slice of all Internet traffic. |
| These grounds | constitute a string of green open spaces in North Hudso |
| number of bombers kept at safe points would | constitute a second-strike weapon. |
| Sanidine and high albite | constitute a solid solution series with intermediate co |
| Debris disks are thought to | constitute a phase in planetary formation. |
| More importantly, native Hawaiians do not | constitute a federally recognized Indian Tribe. |
| Together they | constitute a unique, interdisciplinary community of sch |
| The Sidera, composed of "pure" element, | constitute a single conscious mind and are the creators |
| The situation in the country continued to | constitute a threat to peace and security in the region |
| hat killing of civilians on such a scale may | constitute a crime against humanity |
| l contract terms and notice that are seen to | constitute a contractual obligation. |
| fferent modern birds however; its affinities | constitute a major ornithological enigma. |
| Open to the public, they | constitute a unique research source for the early histo |
| nd uniquely humorous to Russian speakers and | constitute a staple of Odessa humour. |
| tee appointed by the Continental Congress to | constitute a naval board in 1777. |
| probably closest to the Aplomado Falcon and | constitute a rather old American lineage of Falcos. |
| The Island Grounds | constitute a vast empty space on the island where fairs |
| Contributing editors and authors | constitute a cross-section of the leading real estate a |
| To | constitute a body of experienced airmen available for a |
| terconnected economically and socially; they | constitute a transborder conurbation marketed as "EuroC |
| Leod, Dinh's disobedience did not ipso facto | constitute a rejection of Tu Duc's authority. |
| the case ruling that Camps' actions did not | constitute a crime. |
| isorders blood-injection-injury type phobias | constitute a subtype of specific phobias. |
| The two stations now | constitute a mini-network with off-peak shows now being |
| The Tornoceratidae | constitute a family of goniatitid ammonoinds from the M |
| These three water bodies | constitute a significant area as much as the size of th |
| plit off, the nominate taxon (elegans) would | constitute a monotypic Brazilian endemic, the Brazilian |
| y extinct population from Samar Island might | constitute a third species, but the only known specimen |
| Like Galois connections, order-embeddings | constitute a notion which is strictly weaker than the c |
| To | constitute a Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arb |
| This is proposed to | constitute a compensatory defense response to protect t |
| h garden and the vineyard Kanzemer Altenberg | constitute a listed cultural heritage site. |
| 130 instructors | constitute a teaching faculty that caters to 1853 stude |
| soldiers shooting into a crowd is enough to | constitute a massacre |
| linguists, however, do not consider this to | constitute a zero copula but rather an affixa copula. |
| An attempt was made to | constitute a new local ownership group, but it was unsu |
| rs, perhaps, but the second example does not | constitute a "legend." |
| ntibodies directed against thrombin that may | constitute a fraction of lupus anticoagulant and are se |
| nd that it did not state facts sufficient to | constitute a cause of action. |
| eded that slavery, at an abstract level, did | constitute a sort of (necessary) moral evil. |
| and lithosphere in the eastern Mediterranean | constitute a broad boundary region between three major |
| re break but a fire trail in itself does not | constitute a fire break. |
| They obtained permission to | constitute a Third Order of Our Lady of Ransom (de Merc |
| The Conecuh River and Escambia River | constitute a single 258-mile-long (415 km) river in Ala |
| piano music have been considered by some to | constitute a landmark of the recorded classical music l |
| tion broke away from the Yoders in 1933, and | constitute a separate "district", holding their own wor |
| becoming law; media coverage would therefore | constitute a "fourth reading". |
| The situation continued to | constitute a threat to peace and security and the Counc |
| nt passed an order (Education G.O # 1888) to | constitute a committee of experts for reviewing the sch |
| many laps behind or who, in his opinion, may | constitute a danger to other riders. |
| Metalloproteinases (or metalloproteases) | constitute a family of enzymes from the group of protea |
| ar half cells are appropriately connected to | constitute a Galvanic cell. |
| S. maritima form a species complex that may | constitute a single species. |
| cated as having committed actions that would | constitute a felony. |
| Together with midkine these growth-factors | constitute a family of (developmentally regulated) secr |
| sidered to be outside the city, but actually | constitute a part of the Poltava agglomeration. |
| is different enough from other Hemiptera to | constitute a separate suborder and probably represents |
| at persons living outside of Alberta did not | constitute a "disadvantaged group" as required in a suc |
| scrolls, unlike the British Library scrolls, | constitute a unified, cohesive, and at least partially |
| Adjacent variables | constitute a family of matches against partitions, so t |
| Ras-homologous GTPases | constitute a large family of signal transducers that al |
| domingensis form a species complex that may | constitute a single species. |
| , or are unreasonable in their entirety, may | constitute a misrepresentation. |
| They | constitute a sub-species of the European honey bee; the |
| n healthy people, counterregulatory hormones | constitute a principal defense against hypoglycemia, an |
| derelict, there are barely enough houses to | constitute a hamlet. |
| gs as president because his supporters would | constitute a parliamentary majority. |
| The situation in the country continued to | constitute a threat to international peace and security |
| These elements | constitute a large fraction of eukaryotic genome sizes |
| emain in Iraq and the situation continued to | constitute a threat to international peace and security |
| Coast Guard simply did not have the ships to | constitute a successful patrol. |
| dness on the defendant's part, and would not | constitute a defense to a claim of contributory infring |
| on ancestry the Eastern Algonquian languages | constitute a genetic subgroup, and the individual Easte |
| l court to hold that Stepp's actions did not | constitute a trespass. |
| te Mr. Garza pursuant to this sentence would | constitute a further deliberate and egregious violation |
| pre-occupation for African states (and) they | constitute a regional problem which necessitates collec |
| uld require that the hybrids are fertile and | constitute a phenotypically distinct and self-sustainin |
| ation in Bosnia and Herzegovina continued to | constitute a threat to international peace and security |
| judge ruled that ignorance of the law could | constitute a defence in electoral law: a point that hit |
| l-life situation meeting all the criteria to | constitute a pure ticking bomb scenario has ever been p |
| sins, mast ponds, landing places and stairs, | constitute a substantial architectural fabric that is c |
| music, New Romantic music does not in itself | constitute a single specific style of music. |
| t-year long man-shaped "tube" might arguably | constitute a megastructure, but unlike most megastructu |
| "The replacement of Trident is likely to | constitute a breach of article VI of the NPT...[and tha |
| one is aware that a stop-sale order does not | constitute a ban such as that applies in several Europe |
| Since they | constitute a very simple and natural class of Lorentzia |
| ban on political advertising itself did not | constitute a violation of Article 10, since its target |
| eled against Buddhism in the Bulssi japbyeon | constitute a full inventory of the various arguments ma |
| ce in Philadelphia; at the present time they | constitute a majority of the Jewish population. |
| rest and using forest resources; it does not | constitute a Malagasy ethnic group per se but is often |
| -drug, cultivated and wild types of Cannabis | constitute a single, highly variable species, or the ge |
| together against a single man was thought to | constitute a national disgrace, which was only reconcil |
| e successful detection of solar axions would | constitute a major discovery in particle physics, and w |
| usions as discussed at oral argument did not | constitute a violation. |
| self, without any other logical operator, to | constitute a logical formal system (making NAND functio |
| as made to only use six of the best songs to | constitute a strong EP, postponing the plans of a secon |
| y under the control of the owner and did not | constitute a public place, thus the owner had the right |
| overnment of Madhya Pradesh state decided to | constitute a new district, Kawardha by combining the er |
| iolation of the Charter and moreover did not | constitute a "reasonable infringement" under section 1. |
| lifornia was abolished and the State made to | constitute a single district - the United States Distri |
| eferenced pages; hence, it would appear they | constitute a reliable published source on the subject o |
| ell-known local specialty in one country may | constitute a generic term or genericized trademark for |
| al clades, or abandoned if they are found to | constitute a single radiation. |
| the Treaty of Fredrikshamn, where it came to | constitute a separate grand duchy. |
| CFG; not to be confused with stochastic CFGs | constitute a formal model of natural language syntax, d |
| The Craven Faults | constitute a fault zone in north England, running north |
| The Denham Tracts | constitute a publication of a series of pamphlets and j |
| nal Olympic Committee warned that this would | constitute a doping infraction and advised that he coul |
| n conflict situations, stating that rape can | constitute a war crime, a crime against humanity, or a |
| t and he maintained that his actions did not | constitute a foul and that he was only trying to get th |
| The Funbo runestones | constitute a group of four runestones originally from F |
| nd Cuenca, would secede from that country to | constitute a new nation, which took the name of Republi |
| Homilies VI through X | constitute a numbered series; XI through XIV seem to sh |
| s and fountains of the Italian Garden surely | constitute a more appropriate and tranquil location for |
| Several divisions would | constitute a corps, and multiple corps together made up |
| as well as 85 percent of the components that | constitute a nuclear weapon. |
| The buildings and resources | constitute a typical farming community of Virginia as w |
| r to the Charter coming into force could not | constitute a violation of section 8 of the Charter. |
| faces and curves, limited to faces and edges | constitute a continuous boundary of a 3D body. |
| ense agreement (EULA), but that this did not | constitute a violation of copyright. |
| only do these olefin-stabilized metal chains | constitute a significant contribution to the field of o |
| The Nawar (Gypsie/Roma people) | constitute a minor ethnic group in Syria and around the |
| found innocent, claiming that a trial wouldl | constitute a breach of national security. |
| Enlightenment (to be published August 2011) | constitute a monumental trilogy on the history of the R |
| north of the border) - a fact which did not | constitute a violation of the Spanish laws. |
| felt that "foreign language names for places | constitute a national threat and may lead to mistaken w |
| some authors have suggested that they should | constitute a separate family from the Hydrobatinae stor |
| Monocarboxylate transporters, or MCTs, | constitute a family of proton-linked plasma membrane tr |
| These men did not seem to | constitute a Pembroke faction in the Commons, though th |
| Malabo and the surrounding area, where they | constitute a distinct ethnic group, speaking their own |
| stantly changing directives as to what would | constitute a valid ballot. |
| ct that the destruction of Jack's ship might | constitute a death in this episode. |
| n, the Court held that a minority group must | constitute a numerical majority of the voting-age popul |
| ent to milk and smoke it's venom, this could | constitute a criminal violation. |
| anted “an autonomous Tamil state which would | constitute a Commonwealth of Dominion of Tamil Ilankai” |
| rding to some rabbinical authorities, do not | constitute a fire, but rather, an electrical appliance |
| pregnancy will "endanger the woman's life or | constitute a serious threat to her physical or mental h |
| determine that such owners and/or operators | constitute a single chemical facility or multiple chemi |
| en further disclosed and/or misused does not | constitute a compelling reason that overrides the publi |
| orce; and reporting on developments that may | constitute a threat to Macedonia. |
| lood transfusion after being stabbed did not | constitute a novus actus interveniens for the purposes |
| spread belief that they had the potential to | constitute a powerful and independent extra-parliamenta |
| "natural material" to parts of a plant which | constitute a psychotropic substance, and the term "natu |
| and that video-game-based interventions may | constitute a component of a broader integrative approac |
| the Lord Steward and Knight Marshal began to | constitute a judicial body. |
| variety (known locally as Spanna) which must | constitute a minimum 90% of the wine and may be blended |
| ind as defined in s. 16 of the Criminal Code | constitute a basis for defending a crime which requires |
| erimentation and the ethical case against it | constitute a case for its immediate abolition. |
| reas), while noting that such measures would | constitute a step towards improving relations between t |
| vent, investigate, or punish acts that would | constitute a crime in the United States. |
| w moving pencil beams in the wrong hands can | constitute a significant eye hazard which has resulted |
| n choose between employers, but they usually | constitute a minority of owners in the population for w |
| though, as to whether these pieces actually | constitute a cycle or they were arbitrarily united by B |
| ng with associated causeways and alignments, | constitute a record in stone of the celestial array at |
| l), schism and apostasy do not in themselves | constitute a formal act of defection" (emphases added) |
| rmer, I say, assume new forms, and then they | constitute a new species” |
| particular mode of living and thinking" that | constitute a poetic sensibility. |
| thin that ministry, that would theoretically | constitute a conflict of interest." |
| f the several States or their citizens shall | constitute a nullification of the Constitution for the |
| those days of promise (and who may very well | constitute a sizeable percentage of the viewing public |
| The practices, customs and traditions which | constitute aboriginal rights are those which have conti |
| Continental margins | constitute about 28% of the oceanic area. |
| It is headed by Prof. Elias Siores and | constitute about 15 academic and 6 research staff. |
| Males | constitute about 50% of the population (12,616) and fem |
| Black-headed breeders | constitute about 85% of the members of the Dorper Sheep |
| d to eliminate exposure to isocyanates which | constitute about 50% of the foam raw material. |
| he largest of which are the Han Chinese, who | constitute about 91.9% of the total population. |
| he least integrated into Russian society and | constitute about 1% of the city's population. |
| These three chapters | constitute AIA Massachusetts . |
| the joint treasurers of the commission, and | constitute, along with two members appointed by the com |
| The five corners of the pentagon | constitute alternate corners of the decagon. |
| These reactions | constitute an ‘autonomic failure' in a panic attack . |
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