Mr. GENE WISOFF (Conductor): Gian, I'm glad you looked up at me to the cutoff.
On the other hand, the Netanyahu government and Congress are calling for a US aid cutoff to the Palestinian Authority.
Q. tests are used to diagnose people as mentally retarded, with a score of 70 generally taken to be the cutoff.
Shifting the obesity cutoff to 32 could make a big difference to prevalence figures, as many Samoans' BMIs are between 30 and 32, Dr. Bell said.
The explanation, according to Consumers Union's Joel Kelsey: The federal government, which mandated the switch from old-style analog broadcasting to digital and set the cutoff date, hasn't spent much to inform the public about how to deal with the switch.
The win was the second straight and third in four games for the Devils following a six-game losing streak that dropped them close to the eighth-place cutoff for the playoffs.
As parents, our culture provides us with a cutoff around 18 to 21, depending on whether our children are going off to college or the military or straight into work after high school.
Six returned to the list after missing the cutoff for at least a year.
On Saturday, the local community is holding a "High Water Music Festival" to benefit the people of Tunica Cutoff.
Once this works properly for Amazon, the one million in sales cutoff should be dropped to 500, 000 and then to progressively lower amounts.
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New Jersey is in 10th place, eight points behind Ottawa and four behind the New York Rangers and the postseason cutoff with seven games to play.
Given the difficulty of predicting international politics in the Persian Gulf region, a supply cutoff is simply a risk to be kept in mind.
Indeed, the description of this legislation by its advocates as a "fissile materials cutoff, " seems closer to the truth than do their assurances that the bill will not imperil related SNM activities.
In the days leading up to the conclave, more than 150 cardinals, some of whom won't participate in the election because they are older than the 80-year-old voting cutoff, gathered in Rome to discuss the state of the church.
For streamline refinancing, same thing, eliminate the May 31st, 2009 cutoff date and open the program to all FHA borrowers regardless of when they closed.
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They are two places and two points below the postseason cutoff, but have only four games to go.
They compared those children to youngsters born in January, who missed the cutoff date and so were the oldest in their class -- almost a full year older than those with December birthdays.
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European leaders had criticized the cutoff, though they admitted having emergency stockpiles to last about four months.
If you get your insurance through your employer, we'll change the cutoff on how old your kids can be to remain on your plan -- we'll raise that to 26 years old.
Lyman was looking for a way to address the very real problem that many young adults with autism, including his own son, Eli, face: How to transition successfully into adulthood as they grow beyond the cutoff age of built-in state benefits and supports.
Officials from several immigrant rights' groups and the Catholic church held a conference call Tuesday to highlight their concerns about the bill, including a cutoff date that excludes people who arrived here after 2011, and provisions disqualifying anyone with a felony conviction or more than two misdemeanors.
Let's be serious for a second: just because we now have a hard date for the analog cutoff, does that mean it's time to panic?
The company will continue to deliver free security fixes for the operating system beyond this cutoff date, however maintenance updates will require the purchase of extended support from Microsoft.
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But neither Myanmar nor any other country has ever attempted a sudden shutdown of the Internet, and the cutoff from the outside world was unsustainable, according to John Palfrey, executive director of the Berkman Center for Internet and Society at Harvard Law School.
The additional events referred to in the editorial were events that were reported after the prespecified cutoff date and, therefore, these were not included in the primary analysis reported in the article.
For instance, some lenders may give the best rate to people with a FICO score above 740, while others may use a cutoff of 760 or higher.
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Body Mass Index (BMI) is defined as the ratio of weight (in kg) to height (in meters) squared and is an inexact measure of body fat, though it supposedly establishes cutoff points of normal weight, overweight, and obesity.
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The app includes a setting for verification threshold, so we played around with that, trying a dozen times to get the app to ignore Brian, but even at 80 percent it was recognizing both of us (65 percent was the cutoff for Bianca).
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