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  • These factors do not appear to be studied in the article referenced in the topic research, but they seem to be potential inherent factors beyond the ability to socially adapt to the social cultural environment specific to females as highlighted in the links in your analysis.

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  • We thought that there would be a lot of fun inherent in that process.

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  • "Were the Bush Administration to proceed with a policy of exposing American taxpayers to vast new liabilities to Moscow without first establishing the economic and financial risks inherent in doing so, it would be making an epic fiscal as well as political miscalculation, " said Frank J.

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  • "Were the Bush Administration to proceed with a policy of exposing American taxpayers to vast new liabilities to Moscow without first establishing the economic and financial risks inherent in doing so, it would be making an epic fiscal -- as well as political -- miscalculation, " said Frank J.

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  • However credible this assessment may be, we will endeavour - in view of the inherent uncertainties associated with any verification process, and, particularly in light of Iraq's past record of co-operation - to evaluate Iraq's capabilities on a continuous basis as part of our long-term monitoring and verification programme, in order to provide the international community with ongoing and real time assurances.

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  • These are obstacles inherent in the source of the energy that will be difficult to surmount.

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  • Give this to Hussein: In economic textbook terms, he is investing Iraq's oil wealth about as efficiently as can be hoped for in a country that combines an insufficiently educated Muslim population with the inherent inefficiencies of highly centralized party planning.

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  • The inherent factors linked above cannot yet be discounted, overall, as factors that may also provide advantages in social adaptation, that males do not overall share, to the same degree.

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  • But even as we partner with countries across the globe in affirming universal human rights, we know our work will not be finished until the inherent dignity and worth of all persons with disabilities is guaranteed.

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  • And governments are now I think starting to focus on some of the inherent contradictions in the single narrative, you know the jihadi message, but this is going to be slow progress and it requires levels of expertise which are not readily available to governments, at least not Western governments.

    BBC

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