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R Bousso, B Freivogel and I-S Yang 2008 Boltzmann babies in the proper time measure Phys.

Lee Smolin Argues Against the Timeless Multiverse William Harryman 2009

It's called Writer's Block by Elaine Meyers, but I'm not sure of the title of the magazine is appeared in (I-S?)

The Literary Landscape of Singapore Sharon Bakar 2005

KAMBER: It's very interesting the two letters almost caused the downfall of the last president, the two letters were I-S -- is.

CNN Transcript Jul 16, 2003 2003

I-S (1) until the end of his academic year, or (2) until he ceases satisfactorily to pursue such course of instruction, whichever is the earlier.

EXECUTIVE ORDER 10292 1951

A registrant who is placed in Class I-S under the provisions of this paragraph shall be retained in Class

EXECUTIVE ORDER 10292 1951

§ 1622.15 Class I-S: Student deferred by statute. (a) In Class I-S shall be placed any registrant who has not attained the twentieth anniversary of the day of this birth and who is satisfactorily pursuing a full-time course of instruction at a high school or similar institution of learning.

EXECUTIVE ORDER 10292 1951

When a registrant is classified in Class I-S, Class II-A, Class II-C, or Class I-S the date of the termination of the deferment shall be entered on the Notices of Classification (SSS Form No. 110).

EXECUTIVE ORDER 10292 1951

The date of the classification in Class I-S and the date of its termination shall be entered in the "Remarks" column of the Classification Record (SSS Form No. 102) and be identified on that record as Class I-S (c).

EXECUTIVE ORDER 10292 1951

When a registrant is classified in Class I-S, Class II-A, Class II-C, or in Class II-S the date of the termination of the deferment shall be entered on the Classification Advice (SSS Form No. 111).

EXECUTIVE ORDER 10292 1951

Such registrant shall be retained in Class I-S (1) until the time of his graduation from such school or institution, or (2) until he attains the twentieth anniversary of the day of his birth, or (3) until he ceases satisfactorily to pursue such course of instruction, whichever is the earliest.

EXECUTIVE ORDER 10292 1951