Each group selects the single most interesting finding as the basis of a news report.
Teresa's own prolific writings, which serve as the basis of Cathleen Medwick's lively biography, give a quite different picture.
It is in a mid-stage trial that could serve as the basis of an FDA approval if it is successful.
Traditional companies tend to view products and services as the basis of competition and a task as a discrete event.
The super density format was used as the basis of DVD with a couple of tweaks from the Sony camp.
From 100, 000 photos, eight were selected and served as the basis of a short film, directed by Mr. Howard's daughter, the actress Bryce Dallas Howard ("The Help").
Innovative companies view customer activity as the basis of competition and a task in the context of all the tasks that customer has to do before, during and afterwards.
These interviews, which served as the basis of Mr. Spiegelman's research for "Maus, " were the only time when the fractious relationship between father and son could abate for a while.
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The purpose of advertising and all commercial speech, social media campaigns included, is to balance and deliver these attributes as the basis of the relationships between businesses and their customers .
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On Thursday, however, Chief Justice Roberts drew a firm limit on the commerce power, writing that if accepted as the basis of the individual insurance mandate, federal authority would be virtually unlimited.
About a year after Clinton made his proposal, the legislation was dead, and Republicans used the bill as the basis of their "Contract with America" to retake control of the House and Senate.
How is it that we take the world around us and we form it into the permanent memories that we will then use as the basis of future decisions, future thinking, of future knowledge.
Not, as is currently planned, so that people can time their ads to a certain event: but that people will pick up passing events and use them as the basis of short but related advertising campaigns.
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Labour had looked at having a Bill of Rights and Responsibilities as the basis of a written constitution - the then Justice Secretary Jack Straw believed a written statement of "common values" would help social cohesion.
United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice used the talking points as the basis of the administration's explanation of what happened in the assault in a series of television interviews Sept. 16, 2012, five days after the attacks.
Today, in many parts of the country, the identity wars that engulfed India during the 1990s - when religion and caste advanced as the basis of claims to special privileges - seem to have played themselves out.
And the ability to negotiate on the payroll levy can mean, for example, that expatriate salaries are excluded from the payroll figure, or that a smaller figure from a previous year is used as the basis of the calculation.
More basic science tuition and more time for ICT training are among the recommendations made by the trainees to contribute towards the development of both training material and practical experience that can be used as the basis of similar workshops in other locations.
She argued that the terrorist organisations who sought to benefit from the agreement by gaining the early release of some of their members, "can do so only as the basis of a genuine and unequivocal commitment to exclusively peaceful means, now and in the future".
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The VAX remains the single most influential computer of all time--not just because of its pre-eminence among minis in the 1970s and 1980s, but because Ted Hoff so admired it that he used its architecture as the basis of the Intel 4004, the world's first microprocessor.
Mr Mitchell's proposed terms of reference for new talks would have both sides accepting the 1967 border as the basis of a final accord, with land swaps enabling Israel to annex the largest settlements closest to the old border, while the Palestinians would add equivalent tracts to their own state.
The new report also served as the basis of a well-attended workshop on Wednesday addressed by a renowned expert panel at the 2012 Internet Governance Forum Panellist Katitza Rodriguez, from the Electronic Frontier Foundation, pointed out how correlations of data could allow inferences about the religious views and sexual orientation of individuals, at a time in history when privacy was still an emerging right.
Erickson also used the digits of pi (as well as the constant e) as the basis for the melody of his Pi Symphony, which was performed by the Omaha Symphony Orchestra Chamber group and by Ruse Philharmonic of Bulgaria last year.
He informed of progress on the country's ratification process of the 2003 ICH Convention and reiterated the importance of ICH as a basis of the cultural identity of the country that will celebrate the 50th anniversary in 2015.
But clearly, the Federal Reserve has moved far beyond this little rubric as goes the basis of its operations.
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Ms Junz looks at the wealth of those citizens she can identify as Jewish on the basis of contemporary documents and is able to make informed estimates as to how that wealth was held: in commercial enterprises or in financial assets, a significant part of which was foreign (one of the surprises is how frequently individuals in the 1930s owned foreign securities).
Thus, recognising that family wellbeing and development directly correlates with the educational standards of women, PEPE initiated the Alternative Community Education Programme (ACEP) in an effort to combat illiteracy using traditional knowledge systems as the principal basis of learning.
The DSM is supposed to reflect the current knowledge in the field and some of the latest research is too new to use as a basis for changing the framework of how mental illness is diagnosed, say DSM leaders.
Vivian's experiences drive the story, with her comically off-kilter obsessions with her body and developing sexuality serving as the basis for a lot of the humor.
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