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The police superintendent, Philip Cline, stepped down in April after two videos emerged of off-duty officers beating civilians.

Wagner said he was able to track down Karen Cline after running into her stepfather a few weeks ago.

The only possibility of a counterargument, Cline said, is if the venerable, time-tested standard model of particle physics is proven wrong.

To hear the stories of the Allen and Cline families, universal screening of newborns seems a no-brainer .

The cline is considered the probable result of geographic trends in precipitation, temperature, and perhaps also photoperiod.

At Cline Cellars, a Sonoma winery that has turned its rooftop solar, the only maintenance problem is dust, which can block out sunlight.

The populations at each end of the cline may be substantially different from one another.

This cline exists along a transect from the Sacramento Valley to near the crest of the Sierra Nevada Mountains .

William Cline, a senior fellow at the Peterson Institute, says he thinks it is premature to talk about Geithner leaving.

Often, individuals at either end of a cline are reproductively isolated.

Patsy Cline, 1932-1963: Fans Were 'Crazy' About This Young Country Music Star.

Erin M. Cline Female Spirit Mediums and Religious Authority in Contemporary Southeastern China, pp.

Since crude oil's price fly up, gasifier's feed material cline to heavy oil, and part-oxidation process can treat heavy oil easily.

Susan Cline works in IBM Cloudscape to develop technical content for Cloudscape developers and users.

The Williamson-Cline model imposes a symmetrical 3% rule: that no country's surplus or deficit should exceed 3% of its GDP.

"Fortunately, depression responds very well to early intervention and treatment, " SAMHSA Administrator Terry Cline said in a statement.

Americans are buying and hoarding roughly 20 billion items of clothing per year as a nation, Cline points out.

Cline said that about two-thirds of voters in both parties say they are not committed firmly to a candidate.

Along a cline, subspecies with distinct characteristics may arise.

This year in June, du Fanghua of American president Cline, talk with Chairman Jiang Zemin.

Chiles Stanton, you're gonna let this prom queen get up on stage? Patsy Cline played here.

Americans buy an average of 64 items of clothing every year, that makes Cline just an average consumer.

Ecocline A CLINE that is due to a specific environmental factor, such as a gradient of heavy metal concentration in the soil.

Economy in that country was on the de-cline.

William Cline wrote the study from the Center for Global Development in Washington.

But the importance of Mr. Cline's numbers may be more political than economic.

Callaham and Liddicoet found an elevational cline in ponderosa pine from Northern California.

On the other hand, due to the syntactic cost, the merger of Chinese topics in these positions renders a cline of topicality.

used in the circuits of across - the cline type noise suppression and other ac dc circuits

Experimental Study of Failure Diagnosis of Mining Cline-Axial Plunger Pump

South of the Yellow River, the first principle component cline is mainly latitudinal;

Analysis on the Defect of Cline's Comprehensive National Strength Model

Realization and Meaning of Cline in Non-finite Clauses

I Fall to Pieces by Patsy Cline playing

Patsy Cline - Faded Love