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Like their high templar brethren, two dark templar sacrifice themselves in a psionic melding giving rise to the dark archon.

Employees should take care to report violations to a person who they believe is not involved in the matter giving rise to the violation.

from any other person responsible for the conduct giving rise to the payment that would have been liable to make the same payment.

Rearrangement would account for the open spaces giving rise to a matted appearance of the noninterwoven structure .

And he said oustanding political and constitutional issues are also giving rise to severe tensions.

Embryonic stem cells are the ultimate master cell of the body, giving rise to all of the tissues and organs.

Stem cells are the body's master cells, giving rise to all the tissues, organs and blood.

Although microRNAs do not code for proteins, they prevent specific genes from giving rise to the proteins they encode.

Buyer must notify Seller of any warranty claim within thirty (30) days of the event giving rise to the claim.

The structure of the building allows a number of natural air flow paths, giving rise to a rather complex ventilation strategy.

Now that she has given up, I am not sure if it is not force majeure, giving rise to grounds for divorce.

An elongate, horizontal stem creeping along the ground and rooting at the nodes or the tip and giving rise to a new plant. See runner.

People survive in this world peacefully, this world is to give understanding and interpretation of " Mind " giving rise to stand up.

The sky was clear beyond the vanishing snow, giving rise to the sweet scent of sping.

when the protons strike the air , nuclear collisions occur , giving rise to a shower of various particles.

First, in the course of the rapid economic evolution, we ignore moral education, giving rise to the rising rate of the problem.

However, companies quickly capitalised on Baby's unique abilities, giving rise to machines like the Mark 1.

Interleukin-2 could boost human immunity, giving rise to the generation of a variety of cells and elements to combat diseases.

In the ascomycete sexual cycle hyphae of different mating strains fuse giving rise to ascospores that form in a small saclike ascus.

A variety of factors can distort normal sexual development thereby giving rise to various forms of abnormal genitalia or intersexuality.

Some stars' endorsement of social activities and public campaigns raises public awareness, giving rise to changes in public behavior.

Undesired event giving rise to death, ill health, injury, damage or other loss.

OxidATion of milk fAT may occur AT the double bonds in the unsATurATed fATty acids, giving rise to undesirable flavours (see Flavours).

At this time, Shaw Brothers production numbers and efficiency were not high, giving rise to a supply problem.

Still, foreign investors worry about political stability, violent crime and the huge uneducated black underclass giving rise to both.

The present ideas of the criterion of truth are cognitive causes giving rise to high administration and performance costs.

Again I would like to apology for giving rise to public criticism and giving shock to all my fans.

The royal family decorated it with small gifts, toys, candles, candies and fancy cakes, giving rise to the modern ornament.

When the male is left alone with the female stranger, his sex hormone levels giving rise to a higher.

The reactive fragments produced further react, giving rise to many different species observed.

Above all, the economic transformation is giving rise to a radical~ new way of thinking about the nature of work itself.

becoming the protective umbrella of some local authority and departments, giving rise to legislative corruption.

Erosion and fracture contributed to shape the rocks into huge columns, giving rise to lofty peaks and deep ravines.

At the time, summer heat waves scorched the landscape in Spain, giving rise to desert terrain.

Tonic excessive maternal susceptibility to obesity, giving rise to many diseases.

Indeed, too often they intersect, giving rise to compounded or double discrimination.

What is more, some of the specific gene families giving rise to pseudo genes differ significantly between mouse and human.

We're so used to choreography giving rise to synchrony.

giving rise to hopes that a market bottom might be in sight.

Travel and leisure: China's growing middle class is traveling more, giving rise to new budget hotel chains.

Terrorist Osama bin Laden surfaced tycoon, a protracted war for terrorism, thus giving rise!

When the plunger is depressed, aerosol formation can affect the split ratio thus giving rise to discrimination.

The notice shall be given as soon as practicable after the Employer became aware of the event or circumstances giving rise to the claim.

The fast economic development is based on mineral resources, giving rise to an unfavorable influence on mine environment.

Daybreak brought sun and heat, giving rise to the unmistakable stench of death.

The resulting collisions giving rise to the myriad forms of things and the phenomenal world as we now know it.

China 's Internet market is growing fast, giving rise to hundreds of start-up companies.

giving rise to the conditioned response of sexual pleasure.

This approach has brought a lot of confusion to society, giving rise to dissatisfaction.

Based on the experience of daily life, giving rise to the youth and life height, belong to the writing of gimmick.

The reversal from the loose money policy of 2009 and 2010 giving rise to an explosion of such games has been sharp.

A single main axis giving rise to lateral branches.

More than 450 Iraqi people were killed and more than 1, 500 were wounded, giving rise to fresh worries over the security situation.

By 7000 BC, the Chinese were farming millet, giving rise to the Jiahu culture.

In China, local governments and capital are not constrained and tend to ally with each other, giving rise to various disharmonies .

This is a very bad thing when the spoil, thus giving rise to a rebellion, that is, how can you treat intellectuals?

Because it also is giving rise to a new way of thinking about the nature of work itself.

Imports volume hit a record high, giving rise to a slight deficit in this quarter.

Circumstances Giving Rise to Revocation Right Where the donee is in any of the following circumstances, the donor may revoke the gift:

in circumstances giving rise to a liability on the borrower to reimburse the creditor;

property of a medium giving rise to this phenomenon

Legally Prescribed Conditions Giving Rise to Termination Right The parties may terminate a contract if:

Mindful that such programmes must be carried out without giving rise to unnecessary delays or unequal treatment ;

Inform this Council of the main causes giving rise to the present poverty problem;

Causes giving rise to excess of limit in track grade at station yard and its remedy

A Probe Into the Background Giving Rise to the Design of Learning Environment

the incident giving rise to such Claim was not known by the Insured prior to the Period of Insurance;

Circumstances giving rise to the inquiry are unique with few or no precedents

by giving rise to a new sector of competitive firms

The recent accident is giving rise to national concern

A cause giving rise to large amplitude seiches in the Longkou Bay

Accompanied by or giving rise to bloodshed

Postmodern Knowledge Giving Rise to the Reform in Field of Education

Within 28 days after the event giving rise to the claim has first arisen

Claim giving rise to the lien