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Mr. Yusuf Ali "Farey," chairman of the National Media Council who attended the meeting with Information Minister Ali, welcomed the Somali government's proposal and indicated that the draft media bill will be completed before it is presented to parliament for ratification.
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Mr. Yusuf Ali "Farey," chairman of the National Media Council who attended the meeting with Information Minister Ali, welcomed the Somali government's proposal and indicated that the draft media bill will be completed before it is presented to parliament for ratification.
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Yusuf Ali "Farey," a Somali journalist rights leader in Mogadishu, angrily responded to Minister Ibbi's comments, saying: "The media is not hiding anyone's mistakes, because the media is neutral."
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Yusuf Ali "Farey," a Somali journalist rights leader in Mogadishu, angrily responded to Minister Ibbi's comments, saying: "The media is not hiding anyone's mistakes, because the media is neutral."
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Mr. Yusuf Ali "Farey," chairman of the National Media Council who attended the meeting with Information Minister Ali, welcomed the Somali government's proposal and indicated that the draft media bill will be completed before it is presented to parliament for ratification.
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Yusuf Ali "Farey," a Somali journalist rights leader in Mogadishu, angrily responded to Minister Ibbi's comments, saying: "The media is not hiding anyone's mistakes, because the media is neutral."
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Farey-Jones 2004, on whether the federal privacy law known as the Stored Communications Act allows the government to compel opened e-mail from an ISP with less process than a probable cause warrant.
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Probably, although I do not find it neccessary; on the otherhand I do find it ironic that Farey does not allow pictures taken of his own work.
Fairey Update The Year in Pictures 2009
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Farey as a young man had several times talked with the aging Watt, and he had reflected upon the nature of the intellect that had caused Watt to be recognized as a genius, even within his own lifetime.
Kinematics of Mechanisms from the Time of Watt Eugene S. Ferguson 1960
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Farey was of the opinion that while a mind like Watt's could produce brilliant new ideas, still the "common stock of ideas which are current amongst communities and professions, will generally prove to be of a better quality than the average of those new ideas, which can be produced by any individual from the operation of his own mind, without assistance from others."
Kinematics of Mechanisms from the Time of Watt Eugene S. Ferguson 1960
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