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Although it's now somewhat	firmly placed within the Abelisauridae, it was origin
Chemistry experiments with seaborgium have	firmly placed it in group 6 as a heavier homologue to
Dead or Alive meets Duran Duran" the single is	firmly placed within the retro electronica sound.
y' called "Tale Of A Baker's Son", in which he	firmly placed Blackwell's parentage as being that of
ke a rigorous secondary school program and are	firmly placed on a path to higher education.
igeon and the Madagascar Turtle Dove cannot be	firmly placed in either of these two genera but appar
construction of units 3 and 4. Unit 5 to 8 are	firmly planned.
when many other early sound films have cameras	firmly planted on the floor.
t blazed with light, and its four legs were so	firmly planted in the ground that every effort to dis
Both Feet	Firmly Planted in Midair
The feet are also not	firmly planted on the steps.
r an avoidance of future wars and maintained a	firmly pro-Soviet stand, distributing propaganda leaf
e is not large, but rich and beautiful, and is	firmly produced, flexible and used with style.
Though never	firmly proven, there is a substantial amount of conje
Lakota	firmly put Bristol on the clubbing map as a thriving
The difficulties of the image method were	firmly put in the past, and even the need for prototy
h the world scientific community, but that was	firmly quashed by the American government.
The "Up, Up and Away" comic book story arc	firmly re-established the slogan as "truth, justice a
This was	firmly rebutted in a letter to The Times by his siste
ight change from the APG system of 1998, which	firmly recognised both families as separate.
s a change from the APG system, of 1998, which	firmly recognized two separate families, unplaced as
sociations proved to be the turning point that	firmly reestablished the credibility of the associati
this invitation raised some controversy, Ahmed	firmly refused to discuss the matter.
He	firmly refused to bind himself to comply in matters o
Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi	firmly rejected that demand, saying he would not give
Her attentions were	firmly rejected by Bo Yi Kao, however, who had quickl
tances of the other "Scottish" bishoprics, who	firmly rejected the pretensions of the two English ar
to raise particular constitutional issues and	firmly rejected the view, analogous to American ‘orig
writing the statement Inter Insigniores, which	firmly rejected the ordination of women in the Cathol
oin him in seizing world domination, but it is	firmly rejected.
I	firmly rely on the concurrence and support of your Ho
of his work, Hansberry would smile, but always	firmly reply, "I am not ready yet."
The Ancients	firmly resent using their powers this way, and theref
Fearnley	firmly resisted this trend and cut production accordi
The Kulturkampf was	firmly resisted by Archbishop Melchers.
he "battle zone" where the offensive was to be	firmly resisted, and behind that again, out of range
that their armed attempt will be promptly and	firmly resisted."
Its classification is not	firmly resolved due to it being highly apomorphic and
e yet another pose while wearing an apron, she	firmly responded, "I think we've had enough of this k
Rosindell's political views are	firmly right-wing: he is a Eurosceptic and supports t
Hopkins traveled widely, but was	firmly rooted in his native southern Georgia.
, "her music is her political work, a politics	firmly rooted in her being working class, a woman, Af
While their early releases are	firmly rooted in death metal, later releases incorpor
sitions bear evidence of this influence, being	firmly rooted in that stylistic period.
eton tradition of Celtic music while remaining	firmly rooted in the music of Ireland and Scotland.
Mortem's musical style is	firmly rooted in the death metal, black metal and thr
The depiction of comets in popular culture is	firmly rooted in the long Western tradition of seeing
Greenpeace Southeast Asia is	firmly rooted within the local environmental communit
turies-old way of life in Georgia and are also	firmly rooted in its history, and this is a clear man
d occasionally lurching, these are jazzy beats	firmly rooted in the tradition of DJ Premier, DJ Cam,
I. Around 1790 the ideas of Enlightenment were	firmly rooted and the ancient classic cultures (Greek
Most submergent plants are	firmly rooted in the soil.
e: a cast of characters whose motivations stay	firmly rooted in reality, even though their actions m
that all the songs on this collection "remain	firmly rooted in the pop idiom," apparently hinting t
Harris noted: "The visual style remains	firmly rooted in reality."
With the company	firmly routed within the commedia dell'arte tradition
and were predicted to make massive gains after	firmly ruling out a pre-election pact with Fine Gael.
Race, and a member of student congress, I can	firmly say that the administration is very much conce
Sam	firmly says that when he was in a prestigious law fir
At Columbia University Donovan was	firmly schooled in the educational idea of Progressiv
With loyalties	firmly seated in Mexico City, he faced criticism, opp
that a regiment reinforced with aircraft could	firmly secure Al-Sallal and his free officer movement
The car was then	firmly secured to the bridge using a large chain.
had written some years earlier, before he had	firmly set his sights on a career as a composer.
t in the closet and the door behind them "kept	firmly shut" (as well as other, race-based comments)
The book was widely praised and is	firmly situated in design libraries and on the readin
It featured	firmly sprung and damped, independent Macpherson stru
and sees Ms. Takasaka againa nd Mr. Honjo who	firmly states that he is now courting Ms. Takasaka an
Judas Priest's management	firmly states that people should not buy these compil
Judas Priest's management	firmly states that people should not buy these compil
rticles in Slovak newspapers but after 1910 he	firmly stood on the position of the integrity of the
iming to achieve the award itself, which would	firmly strengthen the influence of the Committee's Ch
nderstand the feelings of the Tibetans that we	firmly support them and wish them the best in their p
Loch	firmly supported Rhodes, and, by informing President
in a political organization issuing from, and	firmly supported by, the population.
local section of the Non-Partisan League that	firmly supported the policies of Democratic President
d personalized form of expression and society,	firmly supporting the idea of self-regulating and org
triving for the outlaw of slavery and although	firmly supportive of the Union cause, were disappoint
ood experience", and that he now believes more	firmly than before that the Premier League is the mos
n the vagina clamp down on the penis much more	firmly than usual (a form of vaginismus), making it i
All three traveller-naturalists believed	firmly that such systems of mimicry could only come a
comedy heroes of Turkish Cinema are convinced	firmly that the rights of Turkey upon the oil supplie
"Chopin's first work (I believe	firmly that it is his tenth) is in my hands: a lady w
eaning that he has converted to an ideology so	firmly that he is now willing to harm his country of
een a committed civic Nationalist and believes	firmly that having the tools to govern our own affair
asked what language the song was, she replied	firmly that it was 'English', which she doesn't speak
The more she shrieked and struggled the more	firmly the mechanical throne gripped her; the chair w
he goalscoring responsibilities fell very much	firmly the way of McGinlay who did not disappoint and
ore than 10 countries played the game, proving	firmly the game's attractiveness to soccer players.
Optical generation (at least in the	firmly thermodynamic regime) is proportional to the o
s of Austria resented her selfishness, and how	firmly they were persuaded that she was fighting for
Unless the elbows are	firmly tightened up the subject can often intentional
t nods at different styles while trying to hew	firmly to the center of the road."
Allin's name is attached	firmly to the latter city's musical life through thes
FCDA "composed of people who adhere much more	firmly to the Westminster Confession of Faith."
The church has, through its history, stuck	firmly to its beliefs.
The young clasp	firmly to the fur of their mother, then ride on her b
APCI adheres	firmly to these teachings, and does not give minister
ish Catholic immigrants, Governor Porter acted	firmly to suppress violence.
In foreign affairs, the government adheres	firmly to the traditional policy of accepting externa
in the best society, is said to "keep her nose	firmly to Pont Street".
Salyer indeed held	firmly to the position during the beginning of the se
The company, however, did not stick	firmly to 1:43 scale and some 1:25 scale vehicles wer
the early part of the fourth century who held	firmly to the like substance of the Son with the Fath
same way as other ancient books; Crusius held	firmly to orthodox ecclesiastical tradition.
Tompkins as the only original member, but held	firmly to the band's doom and death metal roots while
unsuccessful congressional candidate, switched	firmly to the political left.
While Calvinism holds	firmly to a belief in the monergistic sovereignty of
soil should be level and pressed down, not too	firmly, to leave no lumps above to dry or mold.
nt devotion and prayer, with her hands clasped	firmly together and upturned eyes.
supported by a town lattice truss system held	firmly together with wooden pins.
ndoval spoke for them all when he politely but	firmly told band manager Tim Cook to decline the offe
till June 2010 the pub was a Scream pub geared	firmly towards students.
The ship became	firmly trapped in ice; only two members of the expedi
Subsequently, he	firmly tries to persuade David to stop seeing Jade un
n began raising an army to bring the area more	firmly under Arab rule.
forces and put the lower reaches of the river	firmly under Spanish control.
Before them much of Spain was	firmly under Muslim control.
t every sector of the Soviet economy was still	firmly under state control.
nd that Dhruva Dharavarsha brought the kingdom	firmly under his control.
f the compositions played with much rhythm and	firmly underlined the dance beat.
Republicans entered the race	firmly unified behind Wood, but facing the deep unpop
t of the plantar aponeurosis, with which it is	firmly united.
er side of his hips, and press with both hands	firmly upon the back over the lower ribs; then raise
Our core values are anchored	firmly upon the foundational beliefs in the sovereign
designed so that the workpiece can be mounted	firmly, usually from underneath, and accessed from al
This was	firmly vetoed by BBC Head of Comedy Frank Muir, who t
The Introduction is	firmly Wagnerian in its writing, dripping with faux p
Yew made his first debut there and held there	firmly where that ward consist only at Tanjong Pagar
This motion is produced by holding the axis	firmly while pulling a string or twisting a stick or
From this point on Pembroke sided	firmly with King Edward in the political conflict.
poetry, stylistically as well as thematically,	firmly with the Neo-Catullan tradition.
raqi people... The Government of Canada stands	firmly with the Iraqi people to help strengthen freed
Similarly he dealt	firmly with efforts to instigate trouble after the de
e war on the Axis Powers- was expected to side	firmly with the U.S.
he surface of neo-Darwinian theory," and "lies	firmly within the neo-Darwinian synthesis".
the TBM, it stays away from politics and stays	firmly within its declared goals.
ily, but all recent classifications place them	firmly within the Oestridae.
While remaining	firmly within one's own cultural and religious locati
nterpart (Evangelical Times), whilst remaining	firmly within the conservative evangelical wing of th
NYCO, Rolandi was able to establish her career	firmly without needing to go abroad.

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