Sentences with phrase «reading than others issued»

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I liked it, in terms of convincingly arguing the limits of the Fed, but beyond that, there's wasn't a lot in terms of actually... you know... preparing for the next downturn — other than his closing sentence that the issue ``... demands... Read more

More than anything else I have read, and I have read a great deal from many authors involved in the struggle, Meilaender has identified the issue underneath all the other issues faced in this frustrating and painful controversy.

After reading others» issues with saltiness, I made sure to add just a pinch less salt than was recommended each time it was called for, and did not put salt on top.

and I'm definitely not an expert on defensive ends but I've read from other people (who may be more uninformed than me) that some of Landry's issues in the run department could have been scheme based.

Planning the perfect play date is more than just child's play, with issues ranging from coordinating with other parents and... Read More

If you have fewer than five symptoms, but have some of the overlapping symptoms from other chapters — for instance of estrogen dominance or high or low cortisol, then read on, because adrenal and sex hormone issues can mask thyroid symptoms and vice versa.

The first three issues of Insufferable are available there, issue 1 for 99 cents and the other two for $ 1.99 each — cheaper than a Marvel or DC new release, but more expensive than «free,» which is what it costs to read the comics online.

Between those issues and various others I read on my flights to Boston and back, I calculated that in less than a week I had read nearly $ 60 worth of comics.

My most used reading app is Reader for my RSS feeds, without a true gmail app and account sync I wasn't able to use Reader other than in a browser, which is less than ideal, on top of the other issues mentioned above, back to the store it went!

The TSB - M sets forth the following definition of an e-book: the purchase of the product does not entitle the customer to additional goods and services and any revisions done to the e-book are for the limited purpose of correcting errors; the product is provided as a single download; the product is advertised or marketed as an e-book or a similar term; if the intended or customary use of the product requires that the product be updated or that a new or revised edition of the product be issued from time to time (e.g., an almanac), the updates or the new or revised editions are not issued more frequently than annually; and the product is not designed to work with software other than the software necessary to make the e-book legible on a reading device (e.g., Kindle, Nook, iPad, iPhone or personal computer).»

While we recommend pet insurance for every animal — read our Pet Insurance guide to see why — it's a fact that some breeds are more prone to health issues than others.

While Anthony's original post did not mention Mosher as the person who had read and located the emails, in retrospect, that would have simply been due to preoccupation with other issues, rather than a slight to Mosher.

Keith and I discussed exactly this issue this morning, and though Keith also had concerns about the record (I haven't read their paper, so can't comment) we decided to leave things as they were because: (i) Mike suggested adding correlations to the figure at the proof stage rather than now; (ii) I wasn't sure how to word a caveat about Yang et al. without making it seem odd that we were including a doubtful record and odd that we hadn't added caveats about some of the other records.

When I read that it struck me that the general category of «lawyer» that we use in Canada may disguise the issue of internal customers, and make for a muddier conversation than other nations might enjoy.

Then over at the latest issue of The Law Society Gazette, a feature on what it takes to be a successful legal writer — i.e. one whose work is read by someone other than the client, the judge or the tenure committee.

The second question is the one I want to focus on: Does Article 4 (3) of the Regulation, read together with Articles 6 and 7 of Directive 95 / 46 / EC and Articles 7 and 8 of the Charter, require Member States to guarantee that the biometric data collected and stored pursuant to that Regulation will not be collected, processed and used for purposes other than the issue of passports or other travel documents?

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This is potentially cleaner than the existing process, however there remain privacy issues with other blockchain participants having read - access to this contract and being able to see the terms of a bet between two of their competitors.

I, and many from most of what I read in here, are on a completely different page than you when it comes to this CB / TREB issue since we see it as a matter of privacy issues not pricing policy and precisely so that the CB is overstepping its bounds by treading on the toes of other federal agencies and their acts regarding privacy.

This is what happens when the very vast majority of Realtors does not pay attention to what is going on within its sales culture, does not care about anything other than the next commission cheque, does not read REM regularly, does not concern itself with pursuing anything more than the bare minimum of ongoing education requirements, does not care enough about what the majority of the public thinks about them, does not heed the warnings of professionals within the culture, does not heed the warnings of commenters on REM about this issue (over the past five years or so) and too often crosses its fingers when conducting double - enders, hoping that neither opposing parties to the transactions find out what was or was not said or revealed that should have been said or revealed.

I could go on and on, but more important than why, I want you to know that all of those (and so many other) issues were no longer mountain - sized issues by the time I got done reading about them.