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I plan on finding the book or article this movie was about and reading it.
I read in an article online that 20% of the profits are going to gay charities, so I don't know why some of these comments talk about making a buck off the film.
The character of Robert Dupea may have made for a nice subject for an article in a psychology journal.
The article goes on to explain that being surrounded by male rivals for her job may fatally weaken Barra, as if male CEOs were not also surrounded by would-be rivals.
In our Science article, we speculated on scientists’ reasons for holding such a view.
In an April 2008 article in The Financial Times, he wrote, “Bank loan officers, in my experience, know far more about the risks and workings of their counterparties than do bank regulators.”
“Whenever we read an article about the health dangers of butter, we would immediately run out and buy as much butter as we could find,” she told me.
And the most likely outcome, my article will conclude, is that she will succeed.
Article 7 of the Treaty of Lisbon provides for the suspension of a rogue EU member state’s voting rights.
The views expressed in the article are the author's own.
The intellectual foundations of the new American attitude were laid down in a famous article by Henry Kissinger, Sam Nunn, George Schultz, and William Perry entitled “Toward a Nuclear-Free World.”
In calling upon the world’s nuclear powers to preach by example and dramatically reduce their nuclear arsenals, the article was also a call for equality among nations in the nuclear domain.
Article 2 of the Constitute declares Turkey's secular identity;Article 4 says Article 2 can never be changed.
I recently read an article that suggested that, if oil prices remain at recent levels, US production of shale oil and gas next year could be 10% below recent projections.
The process should be completed within two years of invoking Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon; but the incoming prime minister, Theresa May, has already said she would not want to trigger negotiations until the end of the year.
While the UK will claim that, under Article 50, negotiators should be “taking into account the framework of future relationships,” the EU trade negotiator is insisting that future arrangements can be discussed only after Britain leaves.
The Platform EconomyWASHINGTON, DC – Hardly a day goes by without another article, conference, or research initiative devoted to the future of work.
By invoking Article 50 of the Treaty of Lisbon, her government has now pushed Britain’s narrow Brexit referendum decision past the point of no return with minimal controversy, while remaining extraordinarily popular.
One of the authors of this article proposed a convention modeled after the Paris climate agreement: a binding overarching goal combined with voluntary national action plans and flexible measures to achieve them.
The Cold War, however, soon made Article 9 seem excessively idealistic, at least to some.
Although both the Upper and Lower Houses of the Diet created special committees to investigate Constitutional revision - especially Article 9 - change remains hard, for several reasons.
First, a majority of Japanese do not want to change Article 9, as opinion polls consistently show.
Article 9 remains a cherished symbol of Japan's peaceful posture, and a barrier against possible re-militarization.
The Return of ContainmentVENICE – “The main element of any US policy towards the Soviet Union must be that of a long-term, patient but firm and vigilant containment,” the US diplomat George Kennan wrote in 1947 in a Foreign Affairs article, famously signed “X.”Replace “Soviet Union” with “Russia,” and Kennan’s “containment policy” makes perfect sense today.
For example, a newspaper could be accused of spreading hate and taken to court for publishing photos of the Nazi flag alongside an article about World War II.
The one law that is rarely applied is article 144 of the criminal code, which aims to protect journalists from harassment and other actions that obstruct their “lawful professional activities.”
The idea was first proposed by Robert Z. Lawrence and Robert Litan in their 1986 book, Saving Free Trade, andrevived in a 2001 article by Litan and Lori Kletzer.
A single article stipulates that, "Accusation of the President of committing grand treason or any other criminal act may be made upon a motion submitted by at least one-third of members of the People's Assembly and approved by two-thirds."
But Mubarak has never enacted the law essential to implementing this article or appointed a vice-president, despite repeated popular demands to do so.
This question is not trivial, because the fiscal hair shirt has become the favored article of policy clothing among those who now dictate economic affairs.
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