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During the downward trend the movement was _en masse_, that is, by Principle as _Principle_, without any "splitting up" into portions, or centers.
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The MLFTL contains provisions which require lawyers to disclose information about their clients, in breach of the principle of lawyer-client confidentiality, and Principle 22 of the UN Basic Principles on the Role of Lawyers, which provides that "Governments shall recognize and respect that all communications and consultations between lawyers and their clients within their professional relationship are confidential".
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The MLFTL contains provisions which require lawyers to disclose information about their clients, in breach of the principle of lawyer-client confidentiality, and Principle 22 of the UN Basic Principles on the Role of Lawyers, which provides that "Governments shall recognize and respect that all communications and consultations between lawyers and their clients within their professional relationship are confidential".
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Do you get the power of what this Principle is about?
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But I again caution, the stronger forms of the Anthropic Principle are speculative, the Weak Anthropic Principle is beyond doubt the correct observation, but is NOT an explanation, just an observation.
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I think the weak Anthropic Principle is common sense, it says: any conception of the laws of physics must be consistent with the fact we're alive
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Principle is only ever a noun, and means a rule, doctrine, standard of conduct, general scientific or natural law, or basis of a system of thought or action.
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I only know very literally what the Pareto Principle is and don't understand its relevance is to the current case.
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Perhaps the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle is just as applicable to psychology of any type!
The Volokh Conspiracy » Further to Andrew Ferguson on Behavioral Economics
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Anyone remember the infamous Peter Principle from a few years back?
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