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Responding to the report, SNP MSP Linda Fabiani said the "yes" side of the debate would perform the duties expected of them with the "highest degree of integrity" and with a "full and proper understanding" of the importance of the issues involved.
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Application of the Proven Mineral Reserve category implies that the Qualified Person has the highest degree of confidence in the estimate with the consequent expectation in the minds of the readers of the report.
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The AHPA would like to see the people brought to justice and prosecuted to the highest degree of the law.
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The highest degree of civilian trauma comes from rape.
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That risk would amount to something only if deeper trouble in South Korea caused Japanese banks to fold, if Japan's authorities then failed to contain that crisis in their own monetary system, and (assuming the highest degree of contagion) if Western central banks then failed to protect theirs.
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In America, where students typically pay almost half the cost of a degree, enrolment rates are the world's highest.
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Women also made advances into the political arena, to such a degree that Rwanda now has the highest percent of female congressional legislators in the world.
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Fort Collins is home to Colorado State University, which is the area's largest employer and a big reason why 40% of residents have a college degree, the sixth highest rate in the country.
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Latino students overall have some of the highest dropout rates and the lowest share of the population with a bachelor's degree.
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That compares with studies of adopted children, and of first-and second-degree relations, which produce figures as low as 30%, and at the highest 50%.
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