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“Yes, they say, when Tony Blair arrived at No 10 in 1997 he found that long-desired knighthood for Sir Paul in his in-tray, recommended by the media sub-section of the honours committee.”
“This is glossed by section (4B) which states "a school to which this section does not apply by virtue of regulations under sub-section (4A) is an 'exempt school'".”
The Guardian: Lords warning as Gove aims to exempt top schools from inspections
“Some pages of the sub-section will say that it is sponsored by PwC.”
“We must all do better to change the trajectory, to ask colleges to work harder on this front, and ourselves as non-profit leaders to help our students make good choices and extend our support into these critical and challenging years so we are well represented as a country, not just a sub-section of our country, as our young people walk across the stage at graduation.”
The Huffington Post: Amanda Kraus: Money and Acceptance Are Not Enough
“As part of rare sub-section of celebrity intellectuals, he had a responsibility to rise above the knee-jerk commentaries of the press and the simplistic emotional responses violence always stirs in the public.”
The Huffington Post: Sam Parker: David Starkey Has Failed us as an Intellectual
“Under the Pointer Motion heading, a sub-section named Momentum, which provides Apple-like scrolling based on scroll speed.”
Get Mac-Like Scrolling And Gestures On A Windows Laptop | Lifehacker Australia
“AMC also unveils a new blog: B-Movie Classics, which works exactly as advertised, even including a sub-section on SciFi B-Movies. [via BBT Magazine]”
“The sub-section on “attacking” applies only to actual breaches and not to attempted breaches.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » “Free Gaza” Activists’ Version of the Ship Incident
“The attack sub-section is not one of those sub-sections.”
The Volokh Conspiracy » “Free Gaza” Activists’ Version of the Ship Incident
“The literature examining production functions shows increasing returns because of an expanding stock of human capital and, as a result of specialization and investment in ‘knowledge’ capital (Meier, 2001; Aghion and Howitt, 1998), suggests that economic ‘catch-up’ and convergence strongly depend on the forces of ‘technological congruence’ and ‘social capability’ between the productivity leader and the followers (see the subsequent sub-section on institutional frameworks and Section 3.4 on the role of technological change).”
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