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The second meeting room, with the raised platform flooring using a woven vinyl floortile, features olive green Arne Jacobsen ‘Oxford’ chairs, set around a Jean-Marie Massaud meeting table from Porro.
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Bushnell H2O 10x42 Porro Prism Waterproof/Fogproof Binoculars,73.08 on Amazon are good starter binoculars.
Michael Kaye: Six Tips for Traveling Internationally With Children Michael Kaye 2011
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Bushnell H2O 10x42 Porro Prism Waterproof/Fogproof Binoculars,73.08 on Amazon are good starter binoculars.
Michael Kaye: Six Tips for Traveling Internationally With Children Michael Kaye 2011
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Michel Porro/Getty Images Euro coins are readied for distribution in the Netherlands Bank depot in Lelystad, Holland.
ECB's Euro Stance: Admirable if Untenable Kelly Evans 2010
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Michel Porro/Getty Images Euro coins are readied for distribution in the Netherlands Bank depot in Lelystad, Holland.
Euro Loses Ground Nicholas Hastings 2010
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Chiku is a new self-standing bookshelf from Italian manufacturer Porro, which combines good capacity with a captivating and fun design.
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In the second place, since there is a perfect correspondence between creatural essences and divine ideas, the latter are numerically finite, like the former (Porro 1993).
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For Henry potentia absoluta always indicates the possibility of acting in a disorderly way, which the pope, who is capable of sinning, possesses, but God does not (see Tractatus super facto praelatorum et fratrum, ratio decima pro fratribus, ed. Hödl/Haverals, pp. 253-259; cf. Porro 2003).
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That which possesses an absolute concept can exist in act only through one of its additional dispositions, with respect to which it is nevertheless indifferent (Porro 1996, 2002b).
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Consequently, it is not so much the objective content of an essence that is in potency to being, but rather it is being that is in potency to its subsequent objective determinations (Gómez Caffarena 1958; Porro 1996).
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