This included new hand-tying procedures designed to prevent pain and injury, a requirement to inform parents of a child's detention, and for children to be informed of the right to a lawyer.

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Production of the material includes several stages: silk floss is spun into yarn by hand, with patterns added by hand-tying bundles of yarn before dyeing the yarn with indigo, then the silk is woven using a back-tension loom.

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With 2.1 seconds left in the 2008 NCAA championship game, Chalmers nailed a game-tying 3-pointer over the outstretched hand of Memphis's Derrick Rose.

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That forced Jackson to directly challenge the ruling of a superior court in order to sustain his conclusion that Microsoft had violated antitrust laws, which he did in forceful terms, arguing that the appeals court's ruling "ignores reality" and gives the corporation a free hand to engage in the illegal tactic of "tying" different products together.

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Against Delhi in Bengaluru on April 16, Bangalore nearly pulled off one the most spectacular feats of batting disintegration as it failed to chase 24 from 25 balls with eight wickets in hand and Virat Kohli and AB de Villiers at the crease, eventually tying the game and winning it in a super-over.

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