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"This seems to confirm the unanimous and uncontested tradition that they are the mortal remains of the Apostle Paul, " Benedict said.

Service has got slower, waiting times longer. An uncontested divorce now takes about half a year, she says.

Simkin paid Blank, his wife of 30 years, half as part of their uncontested divorce settlement, the lawsuit said.

Japan among the industrialized nations is almost certainly the uncontested champion with regard to earthquake frequency and intensity .

For a start, Mr Lee will retain the parliamentary seat that he won, uncontested, in the general election on May 7th.

The ever stubborn Scottish also prevent the King of England from having uncontested control of the British Isles.

An uncontested divorce now takes about half a year, she says.

And Mr Bossi's leadership of the League is no longer uncontested.

This would bring the total cost to about $500, 000 if the name is uncontested.

For a start, he will retain the parliamentary seat that he won (uncontested) in the general election on May 7th.

The allocation is considered the largest variable cost in an uncontested lock operation.

That means the old days of uncontested American primacy, and the Asian order that has been built on this foundation, are already history.

Benchmarking and instrumentation of non-RT applications have shown that locking is predominantly uncontested.

As we described earlier, an uncontested lock operation involves some setup and an atomic machine instruction.

The Pistons can't spell " uncontested " -- they prefer the technique of knocking Jordan to the floor.

"Even uncontested, they will pay too much, " said a Melbourne-based fund manager whose fund owns BHP shares.

Uncontested unlock operations return a locked mutex to the thread lock cache.

In any industry , no matter how competitive it is , a company can create a blue ocean of uncontested market space .

They got "the quickest divorce ever" , in six months, uncontested.

Bunny: An open, uncontested shot, usually a layup or dunk. Also: snowbird.

Still, the PDP's uncontested dominance of Nigerian politics is over.

The seats for Africa and Latin America and the Caribbean were uncontested.

Court costs are approximately $100 if the case is totally uncontested.

They are able to perform these missions because they operate in uncontested airspace. U.

Yao missed an uncontested dunk with four minutes left in the first quarter.

They had 71 points at halftime, including an uncontested Ray Allen layup at the buzzer.

A vast array of numbers about the RSPT are indeed being put around, few of which are uncontested.

Payment under their contracts is based on other criteria, such as the free flow of traffic or the percentage of uncontested fines.

This year, 14 of the 30 functional constituency seats are uncontested, leaving a total of 46 seats available.

To gain an easy or uncontested victory.

Free throw: An uncontested shot from 15 feet, worth one point.

Civil and democratic rights are in retreat, says an organisation with strong, though not uncontested, views on the matter

Blue Ocean Strategy: How to Create Uncontested Market Space and Make Competition Irrelevant