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Because the Proposed Consent Decree is not narrowly drawn and is too broad to enforce, it will not be approved.
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According to the group's statement, “the decree violates the public policies of the Venezuelan state, since Internet was declared a priority in Decree No. 825 and the State has made efforts to use Internet for the benefit of efficiency in public administration, health and education.”
Global Voices in English » Venezuela: Keeping the Internet as a Priority 2009
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The Decree from the 120 Strong defines methodological naturalism (MN) as "the view that natural phenomena can be explained without reference to supernatural beings or events."
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The Decree from the 120 Strong defines methodological naturalism (MN) as "the view that natural phenomena can be explained without reference to supernatural beings or events."
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The Decree from the 120 Strong defines methodological naturalism (MN) as "the view that natural phenomena can be explained without reference to supernatural beings or events."
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Their officiant has a special Decree from the Italian Authorities to do this.
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This right of search perhaps annoyed the Americans even more than the Berlin Decree or the Orders in Council, as the
This Country of Ours: The Story of the United States Henrietta Elizabeth 1917
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The Berlin Decree, 1806, and the Orders in Council,1807
This Country of Ours: The Story of the United States Henrietta Elizabeth 1917
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Protection for Göreme Valley and its surroundings was established in Decree No. A-69 of the High Council of Monuments and Historic Sites promulgated on 10 July 1976 in the "Cappadocia General Conservation Plan".
Göreme National Park and the Rock Sites of Cappodocia, Turkey 2008
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Government spokesman Ali al Dabbagh said the draft law would overturn an immunity order known as Decree 17 that was issued by L. Paul Bremer, who ran the American occupation government until June 2004.
O'Neal: Out 2007
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