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- noun Common misspelling of
thresholds .
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For those with higher credibility threshholds, they may be accepted as a deliberate technique.
Archive 2009-06-01 Hal Duncan 2009
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For those with higher credibility threshholds, they may be accepted as a deliberate technique.
Notes Toward a Theory of Narrative Modality Hal Duncan 2009
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Limitations on expression may achieve the threshholds, of concern for the security of their own group, or the security of the other group; this, in terms of:
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Oh, and I like the gradual fadeout filibuster idea (a preset schedule of ever-lower vote threshholds to end debate, ending at a simple majority).
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For some readers with low credibility threshholds, this is a limit of suspension-of-disbelief; the “did happen” or “is happening” modality can no longer be entertained.
Notes Toward a Theory of Narrative Modality Hal Duncan 2009
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For some readers with low credibility threshholds, this is a limit of suspension-of-disbelief; the “did happen” or “is happening” modality can no longer be entertained.
Archive 2009-06-01 Hal Duncan 2009
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Like James, I think the Tories would benefit from following the Lib Dems 'lead here, and raising tax (- free) threshholds.
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Like James, I think the Tories would benefit from following the Lib Dems 'lead here, and raising tax (- free) threshholds.
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Like James, I think the Tories would benefit from following the Lib Dems 'lead here, and raising tax (- free) threshholds.
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Like James, I think the Tories would benefit from following the Lib Dems 'lead here, and raising tax (- free) threshholds.
Labour's policy is a hostage to their internal struggles 2010
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