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n 30 January 1984 broadcast Maggie's Militant	Tendency which claimed that several Conservative MPs h
es show that virtually all cancers manifest a	tendency to aggregate in families.
ame a prominent figure in the Marxist Workers	Tendency of the ANC.
may have ecological implications; as may the	tendency to burn off outside the usual bushfire season
books and the editor of McSweeney's Internet	Tendency.
n, Animato!, Pulse!, and McSweeney's Internet	Tendency, as well as poetry in Andrei Codrescu's Exqui
of assortative mixing by degree, meaning the	tendency of nodes with high degree to connect to other
ed disorder characterized by mild hemorrhagic	tendency associated with 11q chromosome deletion.
He has a major temper and an even more major	tendency to do reckless things in order to save others
the Presidium of the Morenoist international	tendency in its different stages: Bolshevik Tendency o
team's short history, and it set in motion a	tendency for the Shell Shockers to lose quite spectacu
previously organised under the name Militant	Tendency.
l education should exploit this natural human	tendency for moral evaluation by presenting the studen
red to as "Nasty" due to his fiery nature and	tendency for cautions, he was primarily signed to repl
Nevertheless, his	tendency to make controversial statements or put her i
(I.e., the Western New York	tendency to say "the" before a route number, such as "
However, there is no clear	tendency in recent publications to a general increase
on several other positions, most notably the	tendency of the rate of profit to fall Revolutionary P
by television critic Jim Shelley, who noted a	tendency of Holby City producers toward hiring already
encyclical Mysterium Fidei, having noticed a	tendency to reject worship outside the Sunday liturgy
trol freak and has an occasional psychopathic	tendency to lash out, normally when things don't go he
Other examples of this	tendency include the fact that it talks about the numb
also known as the "drama tree" because of its	tendency to bend with even the slightest of breezes.
ored by decorative landscapers because of its	tendency to grow in bunches.
nitially Syed Dildar Ali Naqvi was of Akhbari	tendency but when he travelled to Najaf, he met schola
By virtue of its	tendency to form a porous frameworks, urea has the abi
rium, it is rarely encountered because of its	tendency to decompose to the constituent elements.
n referred to as "Barra lollies" because of a	tendency for impoundment barramundi to round them up a
and of any chronological sequence and of its	tendency to extol the English province above all other
title of Space: 1999 and a reflection of the	tendency of Doctor Who story titles to refer to the mo
ty had begun into the involvement of Militant	tendency supporters.
A melancholy temperament (a result of James'	tendency to "understand" reality, more specifically th
la Borg's, and is credited for much of Borg's	tendency to incorporate real sounds into his music, su
The cause of this	tendency is unclear.
long been abandoned, primarily because of its	tendency to change color when touched by sweaty finger
tant in biological chemistry because of their	tendency to form hydrogen bonds both as donor and acce
ounts are probably fictional, a result of the	tendency of oral tales to use real people and events a
Because of its	tendency to create dark orange-brown stains, juglone h
council's leadership and a member of Militant	Tendency, a Trotskyist organisation then pursuing entr
), and it can also be explained in terms of a	tendency to think in terms of proportions rather than
Macroscopically, temperature tells of the	tendency of matter to transfer heat from hotter to coo
Age of Illusion is perhaps the apogee of this	tendency.
The initial membership of the	tendency was quite small, about 35 in October 1961, wi
, bridled at the poor dress sense of Militant	Tendency MP Terry Fields, supported rate capping of le
ckname of "The Trembling Lady" because of its	tendency to vibrate, particularly when used by troops
The designation was in recognition of their	tendency to produce heart-stopping comeback victories
ialbarbital is short acting and has less of a	tendency to induce respiratory depression than other b
phical Transactions' for 1829 ‘Remarks on the	Tendency to Calculous Diseases,' one of the numerous w
He focused particularly on the	tendency of Trotskyist and Maoist groups to factionali
Holmes and Moriarty, and just focus on their	tendency to chew scenery and do little, if anything, w
ps were actually palatal stops based on their	tendency to co-occur with front vowels and /j/, but th
g groups, a caucus may be an openly organized	tendency or political faction within the group, equiva
ds, notably in its inconsistent operation and	tendency to retain the charge from an earlier experime
Conservatives (Provincial Government), or the	tendency of certain Canadian federal politicians to ov
ne else, nor is it an arrogant or domineering	tendency or an inflated opinion of our abilities and a
l-being which it engenders; (ii) little or no	tendency to increase the dose; (iii) some degree of ps
es for certain colors or flower types, or the	tendency of pollinators to visit the most rewarding an
This, plus his inattention in class or his	tendency to chat with his friend Flafla, results in li
sed that they "neatly mirror the original mod	tendency to expand in the direction of acid rock".
S), Abascal represented the orthodox Catholic	tendency within the movement.
m may be used to refer to any other post-1945	tendency of modernist music not definable as experimen
mself has criticized his (and other writers')	tendency to write "pretty" at the expense of sound, lo
C4 and CAM overcome the	tendency of the enzyme RuBisCO to wastefully fix oxyge
may be attributed to an overeaters' increased	tendency to secrete insulin at the sight and smell of
instead of recognizing one's own weaknesses,	tendency to blame others for own failures.
In particular, a	tendency to develop lateral roots in response to absci
se, and secondly it has a particularly strong	tendency to induce respiratory depression, especially
ardliner, he led the "prolonged people's war"	tendency within the FSLN, but later supported the poli
as a thoroughly sound scholar, with perhaps a	tendency to over-minuteness.
robabilistic consequence of physical systems'	tendency to increase their entropy.
y, Miceli battled a high ERA in Pittsburgh, a	tendency that has followed him throughout his career.
Libertarian Left Platform, the	tendency that was supportive of Ufuk Uras left the par
nconsistency in directional kicking" plus his	tendency to boot "long, low-trajectory punts that were
es largely apart from the Roman population, a	tendency reinforced by their different faiths: the Got
Phosphate transistasis is the power or	tendency of a living thing to keep changing its phosph
is known for his grinning stage presence and	tendency to make eye contact with audience members.
ose of the Molly Pitchers was to prevent "any	tendency on the part of our National Government to int
or, combined with another common problem: the	tendency to procrastinate.
t it was modeled after producer Schlesinger's	tendency to lisp.
le doesn't bode well for wine production, its	tendency to produce high acid, neutral flavor grapes w
to the SWP leadership Proletarian Orientation	Tendency.
Kielland's music has a prominent polyphonic	tendency, with penetrating dissonant lines.
eir supposed inability to "ask questions" and	tendency to block out all forms of criticism.
bequest reflecting its domestic rationale, a	tendency that was continued throughout the first 80 ye
all as practicable because that reduces their	tendency to migrate under the influence of buoyant for
id fight/flight responses, hence reducing the	tendency to stutter.
ore diffuse branching, largely reflecting its	tendency to grow in the open on poor sites, so its woo
literally to "if an anomaly"; this reflects a	tendency of ancient writers to refer to texts by the c
Drunken Relief: the	tendency for people who drink to worry less and pay le
he ICFI left to form the Reorganised Minority	Tendency (RMT), led by Tim Wohlforth, just as the Robe
the vorticity tensor represents any	tendency of the initial sphere to rotate; the vorticit
ossibly gain from the Republican electorate's	tendency to nominate candidates who had previously run
Revolutionary Party	Tendency reply to "Political" Committee charges [New Y
challenged access to the Mississippi River, a	tendency which made Spanish colonial officials fear fo
nning, criticizing the Steeler running back's	tendency to run out of bounds, a marked contrast to Br
That being said, the	tendency, especially as the cost of computing declines
e to the furtherance of my own salvation, the	tendency towards Christianity, born in earlier life, a
Azariah the High Priest saw the	tendency of such a daring act on the part of the king,
However, in its place, Ryle saw the	tendency of philosophers to search for objects whose n
Self-Inflation: the	tendency to inflate self-evaluations.
ed Ben Hecht script and Selznick's invariable	tendency to overkill are equally to blame."
Romaine, who had there preached a sermon, the	tendency of which Adams thought it his duty to counter
It is often associated with serotiny, the	tendency of some plants to store seed in a cone (e.g.
oduces slender, cane-like stems which show no	tendency to swell into pseudobulbs, and which are cove
ed for the betterment of the human lot show a	tendency to gas themselves, and not with laughing-gas
piano, vocal and dramatic works, and showed a	tendency towards pop music.
th habit with the individual stems showing no	tendency to swell into pseudobulbs, imbricating foliac
The body whorl shows a	tendency to a second carination.
This species shows little	tendency to wander from its breeding areas, but there
esics, although it does have a slightly lower	tendency to produce nausea and respiratory depression
ilar to MDMA in effects and has slightly less	tendency to produce severe hyperthermia, at least at l
ne of the leaders of the so-called Cochranite	tendency, a current led by Bert Cochran within the bro
oted a frustrating, albeit sometimes amusing,	tendency of repeated words to sometimes conclude with
eling for space and light is sophisticated, a	tendency to divide space into a succession of thin pla
t have habits and institutions of one sort no	tendency to form it, more than of another?
A song about treknobabble, Star Trek's	tendency to use borderline nonsense to explain away te
usic review by Brian Olewnick states "Abrams'	tendency toward light, single-note runs seems to requi
as that her weakness was a stereotyped female	tendency to be emotional.
tion decline in Russia and the still on-going	tendency of the population to move to cities and towns
Subsequently the	tendency grew with cadres in Detroit, Philadelphia and
Not Invented Here (NIH) syndrome: The	tendency towards reinventing the wheel (Failing to ado
similar effects, but its unpleasant taste and	tendency to cause nausea made it less accepted by user
sed as a Mennonite, Bergen has noted that the	tendency of the church to stifle questions and critici
unter with Naked Snake, who suggests that his	tendency to absorb the gun's recoil with his elbow is
It is also claimed by some that this	tendency is at work in human sexuality, since, accordi
However, Proyect recalls that the	Tendency was uncomfortable with the notion of a "black
r former ISL member) formed the Revolutionary	Tendency within the SWP.
on cover of the marsh; otherwise, the natural	tendency would be for the marsh to become over several
The Johnson-Forest	tendency, sometimes called the Johnsonites, refers to
t organised former supporters of the Militant	Tendency and Socialist Outlook who supported the Scott
aracterized by its extension of the modernist	tendency towards formalization (particularly as in int
ver the latter's denunciation of the Militant	Tendency activists who dominated local government on M
er of Health and Sports regarding the growing	tendency of smokers and establishment owners to flout
secretly associated himself with the Militant	Tendency, who pushed him to advance through the party
an organisation of supporters of the Militant	Tendency in Northern Ireland.
uantities is impossible due to the compound's	tendency to self-detonate under its own weight.
The vine's	tendency to bud later in the growing season and ripen
binary opposition is prompted by the Western	tendency to organise everything into a hierarchal stru
He was critical of the British	tendency of bowing to public opinion because of their
sturbed by the implications of the increasing	tendency in Germany towards protectionism, currency ma
In the 1980s he opposed the Militant	Tendency, but was reluctant to expel its supporters fr
This implicates the natural	tendency related to biological aggression in mice beca
urd" refers to the conflict between the human	tendency to seek value meaning in life and the human i
r Party in 1986 for belonging to the Militant	Tendency, which Hatton argued was a legitimate Marxist
candidate Pat Wall (a member of the Militant	Tendency) saw his vote split by a strong SDP challenge
ggins TD and other supporters of the Militant	Tendency.
ority' faction of the Marxist-Leninist-Maoist	Tendency, a group that had broken away from the Commun
This term is dependent on the intrinsic	tendency of a particular amino acid to adopt certain d
ne, or for political reasons as the Stalinist	tendency in the Brigades increased (usually being accu
Within the MSI he was part of the 'left-wing'	tendency that sought to add socialist economics to the
fluoride ion acceptor, exceeding the acceptor	tendency of even antimony pentafluoride.
ion is that "slipcote" describes the cheese's	tendency to slip out of its rind while maturing.
and became a leading figure on the hard-line	tendency, supporting Giorgio Almirante in his struggle
f the object's inertial mass and the object's	tendency to continue moving in a straight line.
He has also led the 'radical'	tendency within the National Republican Movement and h
mystified me; there was of course the marked	tendency to bowl no-balls, but he sent down so many go
Differences developed in the Revolutionary	Tendency as to how to characterise the SWP, leading to
I don't know, maybe A E has the lawyer's	tendency to prolixity, but all the relevant info from
ke and shortly afterwards joined the Militant	tendency.
he tea and eaten quickly due to the biscuit's	tendency to disintegrate when wet.
andsome, genial and convivial, with the Irish	tendency to enjoy a brisk argument, but the senior Mon
The differing structures reflects the greater	tendency of chlorine to exist in positive oxidation st
Basque militant armed group of the Trotskyist	tendency that may be remembered for being the only one
The electorate's	tendency to be conservative may have changed in recent
The Peltzman effect is the hypothesized	tendency of people to react to a safety regulation by
Associated with the syndicalist	tendency of the party his interest in nationalism grew
Associated with the pro-fascist	tendency within the INA immediately after the war he e
was during this time that the Johnson-Forest	tendency reached the conclusion that, as there was no
talian sonatas and concertos, but the typical	tendency of German solo violin music to rely on polyph
He took no part in the various	tendency disputes that developed between 1963 and 1967
subject to under-counting, due to the alleged	tendency of its members to declare Romanian ethnicity
e made a sweeping accusation of the modernist	tendency among China missionaries in the famous speech
o beekeepers are trying to follow the natural	tendency of the bees.
class aircraft (class A) due to the increased	tendency of these aircraft to fly at higher altitudes
kers Liberty, Workers Action and the Militant	Tendency, whose approaches he felt were closest to his
ian exile, one of the founders of the Puritan	tendency in the Church of England.
he was initially associated with the liberal	tendency amongst the country's intelligentsia before m
He disagreed with the Militant	tendency in the 1980s.
activist, most famously those of the Militant	Tendency.
was a longstanding supporter of the Militant	tendency.
ising the Arditi and criticizing the Bordigan	tendency of the PCI which opposed militant anti-fascis
cannot be looked on as offsetting the warming	tendency of increased carbon dioxide: their concurrent
He was a supporter of the Militant	tendency.
, during his investigations into the bleeding	tendency of a lady called Mary (1914-2002).
to be a one time a supporter of the Militant	tendency which he denies, an entrist group within the
ingfleet did draw the line at the materialist	tendency in the views of Edmond Halley, whom he examin
e is rather flammable because of the reducing	tendency of the antimonide (Sb3-) ion.
uncil, and a prominent member of the Militant	tendency, a far left wing group with considerable infl
at Britain where he was part of the Blanquist	tendency of the First International.
Briefly a member of the Militant	Tendency, Cuthbert later became Chair of Caerphilly Co
overexposed or damaged due to the fireball's	tendency to blister and solarize the film.
The opposite	tendency can sometimes create a high spire with very l
1866 he began to sympathize with the orthodox	tendency within the Dutch Reformed Church.
Clinical features along with the familial	tendency may be enough to make a diagnosis.
curriculum as an antidote for the progressive	tendency to play at an extremely diversified curriculu
The third	tendency in the League consisted of Luke Tripp and Joh
From Crying", highlighting the all-too-human	tendency to escape from heartbreak or personal pain by
The Revolutionary	Tendency first crystallized around opposition to the S
an opposition caucus named the Revolutionary	Tendency and made clear their loyalty to the Internati
Chatham's work eschews the narrative	tendency of much western art and presents landscapes t

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