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8,100 | Danilo finally decides to marry katinka. | nevertheless | He is confronted with the problem of how to tell katinka about his engagement. | Nevertheless at the wedding he goes back to his room, destroys his flower cup and goes to the mine. | The two are separated after the wedding due to danilo getting a new fianc e. | As katinka and danilo prepare to leave for their new home, a strange man appears at their window. | 1 |
8,101 | Then her own amulet tells her to kill the elf, and she refuses. | instead | She gives the amulet to her friend grim, who keeps it and uses it to make himself into a human being. | She has the take her blood to save the elf. | Emily tells the elf to never come near her family again. | She hides in the woods until night, and then climbs a tree to sleep. | 2 |
8,102 | A worker accidentally uncovers an abandoned, partially covered well, where grey wolfmeyers body is found, revealing that he had never left his family. | rather | He had been hiding in the wells dark corners, and had just gotten caught when a wolf decided to attack him. | He had accidentally fallen in the well and died. | He had lived in his whole life under the sea, knowing nothing of the world save for for he who walks behind the rows and the ocean itself. | He has lived a sheltered life for centuries in a cave deep in the mountains. | 1 |
8,103 | He found out at larteh that the locals were vehemently opposed to christianity and wanted a european missionary stationed there instead of an akropong native due to the socio political environment at the time. | thus | He applied for and to be posted to sensim in an his native country south africa and was rejected. | He returned to his hometown of akropong. | He was assigned to toungoo. | He went to java to study the local language and customs and managed to publish a dictionary and grammar book on javanese. | 1 |
8,104 | For at that time thoros was not in his country. | rather | He had gone to tsets. | He had gone to a far country to study the wisdom of the wise. | He was living in denmark, on the danish riviera. | The he was with his cousin, the noble and brave thorstein the red haired. | 0 |
8,105 | The term may also refer to access to a route, distinct from the route itself. | in other words | The service provides access for a user. | Thoroughfare may refer to the legal right to use a particular way. | The path may be understood to be any sequence of mapping elements i. | The access is the most important aspect of the route, and should be the focus of any route design. | 1 |
8,106 | Each lookout appointed a mukhtar and kept bedouin hospitality traditions. | by contrast | In the 50 s and 60 s, the mughtar was replaced by the sheraton, which was staffed by europeans. | Relations with the fellaheen of the area were limited to negligible. | Most arab leaders favoured an aggressive foreign policy. | The arabs treated the mukhtars like servants and paid them a small salary. | 1 |
8,107 | The negev desert was one of the areas where both were forbidden. | on the other hand | The desert of sarafin was where the desert bred animals and where they were bred at a rate which would rival the rate at which they bred in the sea of galilee. | The bedouin were forbidden to hunt in the aravah desert. | The bible tells us that we should love our enemies and pray for them. | World war ii had broken out and the yishuv sought to broaden its areas of settlement in order to have greater capacity to house jewish refugees from europe. | 3 |
8,108 | In 521, the fufuluo penetrated into the rouran territory, but were finally repulsed by 524. | thereafter | The fufuluo made various invasions into honshu and mutsu. | The tibetan empire fragmented into a number of smaller principalities. | The fufuluo suffered a series of defeats from anagui before being annihilated in 541. | The fufuluo tried to expand into other directions, but failed due to the resistance of the other fufullmetal als. | 2 |
8,109 | Zahorski trained alone for two and a half months while he recuperated. | consequently | His training is limited to the few sessions he is able to get in during this difficult period of his life. | The 28 year old says he is ready to get back to work. | They consequently missed the 2011 fall season, but returned to competition in time for the 2012 french nationals. | The american heavy weight champion was unable to defend his title against an abdominal injury. | 2 |
8,110 | Olsens influence on american feminist fiction has caused some critics to be frustrated at simplistic feminist interpretations of her work. | in particular | Several critics have pointed to olsens communist past as contributing to her thought. | Some critics have portrayed her work as being a product of a male gaze or amale gaze. | Olsens work has been interpreted by critics as promoting a female form of subjectivism. | Olsens female gaze. | 0 |
8,111 | Self calculating machines are similar to basic time clocks. | nevertheless | Time clocks are also known in the art. | They have been regarded as being much simpler to implement and use. | Both are simple and convenient to use and require no programming or sophisticated calculation to generate accurate results. | At the end of each period the total time recorded is added up allowing for quicker processing by human resources or payroll. | 3 |
8,112 | Touch typing is typing on a keyboard without using the sense of sight to find the keys. | specifically | A touch typist will know their location on the keyboard through muscle memory. | Touch is using two fingers to type on the keys, and three fingers on two other keys. | Touch is any typing that occurs where two or more fingers are touching at the same time. | Touch typists make more errors on the keyboards than do qwerty typists. | 0 |
8,113 | As of 2018, it holds a score of 23% at gamerankings. | similarly | The 2003 game robocop also received negative reviews. | The game is currently not available for streaming on the ios app store and google play. | Theblackbook has a 95% positive feed back score at gamerank and a 90% positive rating at gamerankings aggregate score. | The game critics awards have nominated saints row the third as the best pc game, while the mmorpg community has nominated it as the best role playing game. | 0 |
8,114 | Tony is on bed rest for a few days and quickly recovers. | nonetheless | This gives his family quite a scare and a painful memory of his nearly fatal shooting the previous year. | Tonys friend roy dustin milligan has a surprise for him he has been offered a job at the local fish market. | His memory is still impaired. | He is still in the hospital on his bed and he is in his room when i get there and is unable to get out of bed to take care of business. | 0 |
8,115 | Precisely the right atmospheric conditions are required for the formation of even a weak tornado. | on the other hand | 700 or more tornadoes a year are reported in the contiguous united states. | Strongest tornado outbreaks occur when the atmospheric circulation is more or less superior, with the strongest winds occurring over land. | A weak tornado can develop over a large area and produce severe damage if it is not promptly contained or stopped by or if it forms over an inhabited area. | Strong tornadoes are rare in the upper atmosphere and have not been documented until now. | 0 |
8,116 | In wildlife sanctuaries full utilization of infrastructure or resource for tourism is a remote mandate, unthinkable. | hence | Conservation and development of wildlife sanctuary is not a priority, it is done on the back burner of development projects, especially in the rural areas of the country. | Conservation and management of wildlife sanctuary is the responsibility of government wildlife departments and state wildlife agencies. | There is an urgent need to promote eco sensitive development and utilization in wildlife sanctuary settings. | Instead of carrying capacity it is recommended to have a set of guidelines for regulating tourism without much disturbing the wildlife. | 3 |
8,117 | Hence, it seems that communication serves as a crucial component in the development of transactive memory. | yet | It seems that not any kind of communication and interaction between team members will bring to the construction of transactive memory. | It is also apparent that the capacity for verbal and non verbal information processing is distinct from the facility for non conscious remembering. | It remains unclear whether and the neural mechanisms by which information is encoded, remembered, and retrieved are equivalent to those by which, information itself is remembered. | The relationship between the two processes has not yet been extensively studied. | 0 |
8,118 | This analogy can be made more formal, by observing that linear independence in vector spaces and algebraic independence in field extensions both form examples of matroids, called linear matroids and algebraic matroids respectively. | thus | A matroid is a linear operator that is linear in one or both of its arguments. | We can say that the linearity and independence of a matroid is equivalent to the independence and existence of an ideal basis for linear independence. | The matroid and its representation in the algebra correspond to a linear algebra. | The transcendence degree is the rank function of an algebraic matroid. | 3 |
8,119 | Hellenistic kings generally accepted, for their own lifetimes, any treaty they had signed, on the grounds of honour. | on the other hand | Kings who kept the treaty in order to them self were not so willing to keep their word. | There were some kings who refused to sign, and therefore refused the very notion of treaty making. | Alexander the great, after a failed invasion of india, invaded media. | On the other hand their heirs did not feel honour bound to accept treaties signed by their predecessors. | 3 |
8,120 | The general meaning to the term deforestation is linked not only to the value system but the type of measurement designed to assess it. | thus | The same interpretations of deforestation cause noticeable changes in the estimate of forests cleared. | The concept of deforestation has been introduced in a new way into the concept and methodology of eco indicators. | The concept of deforestation has been introduced as a concept for the concept of environmental economics. | In order to evaluate how deforestation has changed over the past 30 years, researchers must determine which of the measurement methods are used. | 0 |
8,121 | As he sees his ideals failing, andres searches consolation in bible but becomes more and more self contained. | on the other hand | We get the revelation that even the mighty constantine is vulnerable to temptation. | The other two brothers continue to struggle and argue with each other over the right path to follow. | We see that the world is falling apart around him. | Pearu on the other hand seems to enjoy an easygoing life. | 3 |
8,122 | Production ended in 1925 by which time about 800 cars had been produced. | nevertheless | The garage moderne nevertheless continued in existence till 1956. | The car was an instant hit with the public and over 100,000 examples were produced by both the us and europe. | The sports was a very popular model. | The type 4 was a popular car and the car was available in several different chassis and chassis variations. | 0 |
8,123 | The screw is made of perforated metal, so items can progress through the washer in one direction, while water and washing chemicals move through in the opposite direction. | thus | To wash, wash by hand, and then dry with a paper towel. | The bowl washer can function as both a filtration and a antimicrobial device. | The linen moves through pockets of progressively cleaner water and fresher chemicals. | The washer can be used to wash items that are both wet and dry such as jeans or washclothes, for example. | 2 |
8,124 | Anhava never attained any significant literary height with his poetry. | nevertheless | He is credited and revered for the great impact he had on finnish poets, which was a result of his unwavering devotion to attaining aesthetic perfection. | The majority of his poems are of a highly sentimental and sentimental character. | His fame rests on a series of epic poems that are among the cornerstones of ethiopian literature. | His poetry is full of emotional intensity and is impregnated with a deep spiritual atmosphere. | 0 |
8,125 | A notable runner and rugby player, stratton read for a law degree but did not continue into the profession. | instead | He worked as a journalist and later as managing director of the mirror group newspapers ltd. | He bought land with money he had saved and built a brewery on the property. | He pursued a career in theatre and film, and whilst working on stage, he was bitten by the acting bug, and decided to quit his day job and pursue his dream of making his own entertainment company. | He became a journalist and gained experience as a foreign editor for the south african newspaper. | 1 |
8,126 | Nonetheless, it is crucial to also recognise that innovation or knowledge driven growth still may not entirely resolve the problem of scale, or increasing resource consumption. | for instance | Large multinational companies mncs and large regional corporations rncs, are not without their own share of environmental impacts that may also impact on their ability to a company to grow. | There might likely be more computers due to greater demand and replacements for slower computers. | There is the danger that the knowledge generated will be so valuable that it will crowd out other priorities and thus it may be impossible to sustain the creativity. | A particular growth driver may be sufficient to sustain a certain level of resource consumption for a particular period of time. | 1 |
8,127 | In other primaries, breckinridges best showing was 15% in maryland. | overall | Roosevelt received 93% of the primary vote, compared to 2% for breckinridge. | The crop was very productive. | Breckhill showed an average of 22% in maryland and an outstanding showing in the rest of the 50 states. | Breckton best in texas most states was found at the low end of the distribution range data not shown. | 0 |
8,128 | The city of ur lost its political power after the demise of the third dynasty of ur. | nevertheless | Urs king named niya still kept a powerful influence in upper egypt. | Ur was one of the. | Its important position which kept on providing access to the persian gulf ensured the ongoing economic importance of the city during the second millennium bc. | It maintained its economic importance until the early centuries of islam. | 2 |
8,129 | The interception was successful, and gregory was slain by zubayrs ambush party. | consequently | The expedition was aborted. | This town is now in the control of zubibars. | The morale of byzantine army started crumbling and soon they were routed. | The company was recalled to the front to reinforce and reinforce the fronts. | 2 |
8,130 | Constantinople will be conquered from the side of al andalus. | thus | All muslims who are engaged in this war must join the believers. | Turkish forces will enter the city in order to the take over the imperial throne. | If you conquer it, you will have the honor of taking the first step towards the conquest of constantinople. | Al andalum will submit to christ at the end of the world. | 2 |
8,131 | Vachara was blessed by the god and was asked to consummate the marriage in vayu form. | thus | He took her to his home and from there to the banks of the sarayu. | She came to be known as vachara. | Twenty two sons were born to him, solanki descendants of whom all worship him as their kuldevta. | The marriage ritual was performed by seven priests and nine priestesses of lord vishnu, in the presence of auspicious omens such as the auspicious day of full moon tirunam pongal. | 2 |
8,132 | Infrastructure in the raion is underdeveloped and it does not have rail or air connection due to its highland relief. | on the other hand | The people of the region are very warm and friendly. | On the other hand it is widely used for mountain tourism and hiking. | There is a lot of fertile land, which can be used for development of agriculture. | The people of this town are very friendly and hospitable. | 1 |
8,133 | This resulted in vetka becoming a town of about 40,000 people around 1730. | thus | It is a very important trading center of the country. | The city is thought to have been founded by greeks fleeing the pontus sack of athens around 1354 b. | It became a centre of trade and commerce in the early nineteenth century. | During the 17th 18th centuries, in vietka and surrounding suburbs with neighbouring settlements, there was a proliferation of monasteries and priories. | 3 |
8,134 | He directed a third season episode of the west wing and returned in fall 2002 for a fourth season episode. | similarly | He served as a consulting producer on the series six feet under and wrote and directed an episode for the sitcom taxi. | He has written and directed two more episodes of the larry kramer, both of which were directed by tom fool. | Hes written for the simpsons and beavis and butthead and voiced characters on sealab 2021, the cleveland show and the boondocks. | He directed a third season episode of third watch and returned for a further fourth season episode. | 3 |
8,135 | Ethylene is made from ethane by cracking ethane and then ethylene is used for production of vinyl chloride. | hence | To save the processing cost for manufacturing ethylene, numerous attempts have been made to convert ethane directly to vinyl chloride. | Ethyl is a by product of petroleum refining and may be present in oil and coal derived ethyoxylated products. | Ethyl vinyl chloride is a type of monomer that is produced by cracking, or mashing, of two different types of molecules in the molecular weight of which is less than 40. | Ethyl acetate is a mixture of ethyl and acetate. | 0 |
8,136 | The station broadcast through the pipes of western michigan university specifically throughout the dormitories. | thus | The stations signal strength was very poor. | They picked as their call letters w. i. d. r. or western inter dormitory radio. | The station is well known throughout western new york city. | The radio station could be heard on the campus of western michigan university, they could also be on other campuses throughout western michigan and even as far away as grand rapids, michigan. | 1 |
8,137 | At distances beyond 50 yards, full caliber diameter wadcutters become highly inaccurate. | on the other hand | At longer ranges it is difficult to accurately group small game with wadcutter bullets due to the excessive twist of the projectiles, as well as the twist induced by the heavy lead charge. | At longer ranges the larger bullets require higher twist rate to achieve the desired effect. | Swc bullets can maintain high accuracy at ranges exceeding 100 yards. | Small diameter bullets tend to yaw or yaw less than full diameter, and small diameter subsonic bullets yaw less. | 2 |
8,138 | Homeless, he shuttled among friends and relatives in both alexandria and cairo. | yet | He refused to leave his native land preferring to live and die with his people. | Members of his extended family were wealthy and influential, and one sees the evidence of a life of privilege in his writings as well. | He never stopped searching for a place to call home. | He found himself drawn to the exotic allure of the egyptian women. | 1 |
8,139 | George avoided openly attacking roosevelt, who was extremely popular in georgia. | instead | George adopted a more subtle approach, attempting to influence public opinion through friendly legislation. | George accused the presidents advisors of promoting his interference in georgia politics. | He preferred to insult rooefl and his policies. | Rooesevelt was the man george washington had come to depend upon. | 1 |
8,140 | In 1876, the young moras staged his first exhibition, at the prussian academy of arts in berlin. | thereafter | Morass works were continually shown, in small numbers, at major berlin art exhibits. | The young artist was highly influenced by the vorticists, especially those of the hague school of painting. | He exhibited in this was the start of his artistic career. | He exhibited regularly at various exhibitions in from 1877 to 1879 and 1880 to 1883, always under the patronage of baron haussmann and his circle. | 0 |
8,141 | By 1957, the only element remaining from the 1955 season was cheyenne. | nevertheless | After the 1959 season had ended, the bbc did not reinstate the programme for another three years. | Presents may be regarded as a forerunner of an entirely new era of television one in which big hollywood studios actively made original, episodic television. | It was a very successful season. | The tigers finished fourth in the southern league. | 1 |
8,142 | Under communist rule during the time of the gdr extensive reconstruction took place in 1952 54. | in particular | The area of chornative was rebuilt and turned into a residential area in 1958. | Much of the palas was restored to its original romanesque style. | During the period of ence g. | Reconstruction of northern part of old town was completed during this period. | 1 |
8,143 | In efforts to restore some lifestyle stability in their new environment, the recaptives settled along ethnic or tribal lines. | thus | The old recaptive, while still present in the new population may not be effectively maintained. | The yoruba settled in aku town, the igbo in ibo town, the ex military recaptives in soja town, etc. | They became the ancestors of the present day. | The present day sabi is made up of many distinct ethnic groups, each with a distinct language and distinct cultural traditions. | 1 |
8,144 | Weak dependence is a sufficient weak condition that many natural instances of stochastic processes exhibit it. | in particular | The probability of any particular event is equal to the probability that. | Weak dependence is a natural condition for the ergodic theory of random functions. | The weak dependence of temperature on pressure is well known in atmospheric science. | The process of coin flipping will exhibit weak dependence. | 1 |
8,145 | A simplified version of lsf was later open sourced circa 2007, eventually named openlava and under a gpl license compatible with gnu queue. | thus | Openlava is a unix based operating system based on the mach microkernel developed by mach developers, inc. | Both gnu parallel and openlava may be considered related gpl d projects, although the latter is not formally a gnu project. | Openlava is a derivative of lsf. | Lsfd is still some years behind schedule and may never be released. | 1 |
8,146 | Doubts have been raised as to whether proper peer review has been followed for these conferences. | in particular | The coi, which has accepted some funding from the global warming policy foundation, has not published the principal scientific papers accepted for this award. | The technical reports and conclusions tmrc and fia of the agms contain a large number of errors. | Several nonsensical abstracts were provisionally accepted for the videa conference in 1995, although they were not included in the final programme. | There is some evidence that the european geosciences union egu and the iupap have not acted on reviews of papers accepted at these conferences in these concerns have also been voiced at the iges workshop on science and methods held in brussels in they have agreed that reviews should be strictly confidential. | 2 |
8,147 | After the change, the white guard members formed the cadre of all wartime units, but no specific guard units were planned for mobilisation. | on the other hand | The 1st canadian brigade group was formed on 14 august, and the 1st newfoundland fortress group on 19 september. | The separate wartime white guard units were removed from the mobilisation plans. | Some units did mobilise in those members of their establishments who had served overseas. | The japanese did not request the formation of guard regiments in the light infantry units, which were to be mobilized in large numbers. | 1 |
8,148 | This house of the aesthetic movement was, by 1937, a relic of an out of fashion era. | yet | Despite its obvious decline, the house is a fascinating object of architectural interest. | So complete was the design that it was worthy of preservation. | In the fifties and sixties, the house had to be saved by the architectural community and the city planning community. | In spite of all the odds. | 1 |
8,149 | In multi change mode, submitting a category change or removal will not perform the edit immediately. | instead | It will wait for the user to click on the edit remove button, at which point it will perform said edit on during or if the second time. | The change will only be reflected on the screen, allowing you to make more category changes. | The edit will wait until the submit button is pressed again. | The edit edit action will be fired after the category has been changed or removed. | 1 |
8,150 | He was high sheriff of kent in 1694 but was fired from the justices bench in december 1695 and arrested in february 1696 for betraying confidants. | nevertheless | He had remained loyal to the king and when the rebellion broke out he sided with king james against the parliament. | He continued to hold office in i think to his last dying day. | He became a deputy lieutenant and a colonel of the militia by 1701. | The king retained him as a commissioner for the forfeitures appeals in 1697 and 1698 and as chief justice of the exchequer supreme justiciary in 1700. | 2 |
8,151 | Subsequently, relations with morocco again deteriorated and then finally ruptured in 1981 when mauritania accused morocco of backing a coup attempt in nouakchott. | conversely | Relations with the polisario and algeria improved. | Relations improved with iraq and the two sides signed a protocol of friendship in also of 1992 at relations between the following year. | Relations with qatar improved and in the two countries established diplomatic relations in was did not resume diplomatic ties in 1996. | Relations improved significantly when morocco severed ties with iraq in it the following year and welcomed iraq as a full member. | 0 |
8,152 | The morality arguments behind vegetarianism in victorians england drew idealists from various causes together. | specifically | These included religious belief, social reform movements, and abolition of slavery. | Vegetarianists were often drawn from the reform movements. | Many vegetarian women identified as feminists. | Vegetarianists were drawn from the reform movement and anticlerical. | 2 |
8,153 | Not everyone who refused to participate in any killing or injuring of animals also abstained from the consumption of meat. | hence | Hence the question of buddhist vegetarianism in the earliest stages of that religions development is controversial. | It is a moral wrong to eat meat, but it is permissible to refrain from slaughter. | The meat consumption was not necessary to sustain oneself. | The vegetarian is not restricted to a certain food or food group. | 0 |
8,154 | Although it has only social science departments and the place in the university rankings is always underrated, the reputation is very high. | consequently | Its outstanding position in japan can be seen in the several rankings below. | Students from the region flock here. | The number of students is constantly increasing. | It is a good place to start in higher studies in any discipline. | 0 |
8,155 | Hokus pokus was reworked in 1956 as flagpole jitters, using ample stock footage. | in particular | The dance sequence was invented by a group of students at the university of tokyo under the guidance of the great japanese director yasujiro ozu. | The film was completely re photographed in color. | It was reinvented as a solo dance for the solo dancer, as well as an instructional dance performed for school groups and was a capella and amateur organizations. | The two films have different endings mary is a fraud here, whereas in the later picture she is actually paraplegic. | 3 |
8,156 | A recurring part of irish culture, the horse has been romanticised in art and literature for many centuries. | in particular | The story of the founding of ireland is told through the eyes of st patrick who brought the christianity to ireland after his legendary missionary visit to troy. | The history of the breed is documented by many historians, poets and songs. | Irish mythology tells the story of a divine horse named cas who brought the first humans to earth in prehistoric times. | The thoroughbred, and horse racing in general, is seen as one of the countrys main traditions. | 3 |
8,157 | In my imagination, hot wheels would be raced on toy tracks through the back yard, on table tops, or in toy rooms. | instead | Theyd race at a track with a hill or two. | The tracks are a mix of real life terrain, industrial areas and other random places. | Theyd be ridden down the hard courts wooden incline to the hot tub before being tossed into the deep end of the pool, where they would disappear. | Hot wheels are rolled around in circles, played with, thrown, thrown, and they are stomped on, tossed around and never broken. | 1 |
8,158 | It was not until richard had been deposed by his cousin henry bolingbroke that the english, under the house of lancaster, could forcefully revive their claim to the french throne. | nonetheless | The yorkists remained a dominant force in english politics until the accession to the throne of king henry vii, in may 1509. | The war nonetheless continued until the first of a series of truces was signed in 1389. | Henry had retained the title of french king of france, and richard was his own king in who him self. | The yorkist kings of lancaster would not accept the lancaster yorks claim and lancaster itself would fall victim to yorkshires forces in the yorkists would fight a bitter and bitter struggle. | 1 |
8,159 | By that time, however, edward iii no longer had a claim to the throne of france, so john had to accept the suzerainty of the french king in order to hold his duchy in peace. | thus | Edward iii was also now a prisoner of france and was forced to arbitrate between france england. | The english derived no benefit from their victory. | In 1247, john set up a new base of operations in been been him self established in servers. | In 1080 he made peace with louis and acknowledged him as his overlord. | 1 |
8,160 | Large waves in north carolina caused significant coastal flooding in some cities. | overall | Fran was attributed to 27 fatalities and 5 billion in damage. | The coverage was good. | The season was expected to be below normal for the month of april. | Moderate to major flooding was observed in south central and west central parts of the state. | 0 |
8,161 | Strong winds caused extensive power outages in saint croix, while trees and power lines were felled in saint thomas and saint john. | overall | The season was expected to be above average with a chance of above normal temperatures. | Losses in the united states virgin islands reached 20,000. | The damage was minimal to non existent. | Rainfall totals were not as extreme as in saint martin. | 1 |
8,162 | High winds also occurred over the yucatan peninsula, with one station reporting hurricane force winds on october 11. | overall | It is estimated that roxanne caused 1.5 billion in damage, although not all damage could be distinguished from hurricane opal. | Rainfall totals were less than a tenth of the october average of 4. | No tropical cyclone development was detected during the monitored period. | High wind shear is a strong term to describe todays weather. | 0 |
8,163 | Roxanne tracked northwestward and eventually re intensified into a hurricane on october 14. | thereafter | Roxanne weakened to a tropical storm and curved northward to the west northwest, passing just south of haiti on october 16. | Roxanne began to meander erratically in the gulf of mexico the storm turned abruptly southeastward, and remained nearly stationary offshore of the yucatan peninsula. | The hurricane crossed cuba into the atlantic ocean. | Roxanne weakened and became a post tropical cyclone on october 15. | 1 |
8,164 | This practice is often performed incorrectly by cutting into the stem too deeply which kills the tree. | although | It is a good practice to practice this technique only on healthy trees that have not experienced a stress of any sort. | If the sap is extracted correctly, the tree is viable for an additional two to three years. | It is possible to keep the tree upright and to gently tap the trunk on a fence post for a few seconds each year. | This is a very old and somewhat ineffective practice. | 1 |
8,165 | Switching a desert eagle to another chambering requires only that the correct barrel, bolt assembly, and magazine be installed. | thus | A desert eagle converted to a wolf can still be used as a standalone weapon. | The ar 10 is one of the most popular rifles in the world. | Because of the interchangeability of chamber and action, the desert eagle can be used in a number of traditional and modern western applications. | A conversion to fire the other cartridges can be quickly accomplished. | 3 |
8,166 | The mitsubishi copper smelting process is one alternative approach, wherein lances are used in a furnace, but they are not submerged into the bath. | instead | They are brought to the surface by a water jet or a gentle stream of pressurized water. | They blow oxygen enriched air onto the surface of the slag. | They are brought to the surface for direct contact with the melt. | They are allowed to react to the atmosphere and react with the copper, producing a toxic gas. | 1 |
8,167 | With no breakthrough hpv infections due to waning immunity, the minimum protective anti hpv antibody level could not be ascertained. | nevertheless | Antibody titer has been used as a surrogate marker of protection in clinical trials, particularly in adolescent populations in whom efficacy studies are not feasible. | It appears that an immunological component of anti hpvv immune response is present and is being actively recruited during infection. | The low protective antibody levels were an unexpected result of the present study. | This study demonstrated the need for continued surveillance for a longer period of time to establish immunity following a single bout of infection. | 0 |
8,168 | Although much of his work tends toward longer time frames, some of his pieces are very short indeed. | conversely | His work often has a sense of dynamism, often resulting in very quick, very kinetic pieces. | His work has an air of permanence, as if it is permanently fixed within the space of the piece. | His works are characterized by a strong sense of narrative and the use of an unconventional narrative structure called tangents. | The pieces sound as if they are longer. | 3 |
8,169 | Naipaul expresses serious misgivings about indian attitudes and the indian way of life. | on the other hand | Nampiaul is greatly entertained by the indian culture. | Naipaul notes the economic growth and its associated emancipation of the various peoples of india. | He is not so critical of the west. | One cannot deny the tremendous impact of naipaul on but the city of lost persons, which was published in the year after his death. | 1 |
8,170 | So when a scientist pus forward a theory about electrons, for example, we should not take him to be asserting the existence of entities called electrons. | rather | We must take his statement to imply that these electrons are real entities distinct from what they are called. | We should take his theory to imply that there are electrons in the world. | We should take his statement to mean that electrons do not exist, nor can they be observed. | His talk of electrons is metaphorical. | 3 |
8,171 | By now, enumerative induction has been shown to exist, but is found rarely, as in programs of machine learning in artificial intelligence. | likewise | The best explanations for the data we have for natural phenomenon are statistical probability theory and statistical machine learning. | Machines can be programmed to operate on probabilistic inference of near certainty. | Game theory has a deep history of attempts to formalize this idea. | The notion of a universal turing machine is one that is rarely encountered, but it is present in a wide variety of applications, including in the turing machine. | 1 |
8,172 | On the left, they drain into the renal vein which in turn drains into the inferior vena cava. | by contrast | On right they exit through the portal vein into portal vein. | The superior vena system drain the left kidney vein into a common duct into which the superior vein branches into an elevator. | All the lumbar veins and hepatic veins usually drain directly into the inferior vena cava. | On right they empty into a renal vein. | 2 |
8,173 | Our modern understanding of instinctual behavior in animals owes much to their work. | for instance | We now know that the domestic rabbit uses the same basic avoidance and search strategies as do many other rodents. | In the honeybee world females release a chemical called melatonin in at of is it is this chemical that allows them to fall asleep at night. | We now know that the behavior analysis of animals baa program at cornell university has been instrumental in answering many of the basic questions about animal behavior and cognition. | There exists a sensitive period for a bird in which it learns the identity of its mother. | 3 |
8,174 | Hayek dissuaded fisher from embarking on a political and parliamentary career to try to prevent the spread of socialism and central planning. | instead | Fisher decided to devote herself to the cause of social welfare and reform in as she founded the hayekian center for a new economy in her native sweden. | Fisher worked to help the united states and other free societies develop the institutions and techniques necessary to eradicate central planning and bring about economic freedom. | Hayek suggested the establishment of a body which could engage in research and reach the intellectuals with reasoned argument. | Fisher went on to found the mont pelerin society and become its first president. | 2 |
8,175 | In other words, twice exceptional students are those who have two special needs. | for instance | They might have gifted learning needs and a learning disability, such as attention deficit disorder. | In the class of 2012, all students were eligible for an exceptional educational exceptional. | In the class of 2009, only one student with a disability was in the top 25 percent of all students. | One with learning disabilities, one who is deaf or hearing impaired. | 0 |
8,176 | The term twice exceptional was coined by james j. gallagher to denote students who are both gifted and have disabilities. | in other words | The student has both the talent and the disability. | The word twice. | In the u. | Twice exceptional students are those who have two special needs. | 3 |
8,177 | Similarly, when japanese students fail, they refer the failure to lack of effort. | on the other hand | If chinese students succeeds, they often use the same term. | American students believe failure is due to a lack of ability. | If they succeed in their experiment, they attribute it to their own genius and hard work, rather than the thyroids. | The korean students say that their teachers are always trying to motivate them and that the students themselves are the ones that should be motivated. | 1 |
8,178 | We find many references in literature to especially bright children, and the biographies of many great men bear record of their superior performances in childhood. | nevertheless | We doubt whether it is the general rule that the child of a bright father is endowed with a brilliant character. | In our own experience we find the reverse. | Such references are scattered and leave the impression of something peculiar and very uncommon. | It may be safely asserted that the majority of them were defective in a direction or in some way. | 2 |
8,179 | It is one of two through routes for interstate 35 through the twin cities of minneapolis and saint paul, the other being interstate 35 w through minneapolis. | thus | Interstate 35 is a major artery for both the twin cities. | Interstate 35 is the fastest interstate highway in the u. | Both ends of i 35 e are shared with i 35 w and i 35. | Interstate 35 s southern terminus is at its junction with interstate 35 w just south of saint paul, and the northern terminus at i 35 e. | 2 |
8,180 | I ntrospection does not provide a direct pipeline to nonconscious mental processes. | instead | It provides a neural substrate for nonconscious, nonphenomenal mental processes to be translated into conscious behavior. | Ntrospec provides a neural interface between noncortical mental processes and the nonphysical environment. | It is best thought of as a process whereby people use the contents of consciousness to construct a personal narrative that may or may not correspond to their nonconscious states. | Ntrospec provides a way to model nonconscious mental processes in a more realistic and transparent fashion. | 2 |
8,181 | Pronin and kuglers interpretation is that when people decide whether someone else is biased, they use overt behaviour. | on the other hand | Overt behaviour can be a way to identify bias in oneself and in the same way as using covert behaviour is a method to reveal bias to others. | Overt behaviour can be seen as bias if you know the person is biased but hide behind it. | They use covert behaviour to hide their bias, and in that covert behaviour, whether it is deliberate or not, is used to correcttheir bias. | When assessing whether or not they themselves are biased, people look inward, searching their own thoughts and feelings for biased motives. | 3 |
8,182 | However, the polish government refused to surrender or negotiate a peace with germany. | instead | It ordered all units to evacuate poland and reorganize in france. | It launched a bloody repression against against the resistance and turned a blind eye to the tortures of the jewish victims. | They unleashed a bloody and devastating war which left as many as 800,000 polish citizens dead. | It ordered the destruction of the entire village by the end of april aerie of poland. | 0 |
8,183 | Also, unlike other cats, the iriomote cat does not kill its prey immediately by breaking the spinal cord. | instead | It kills the cat slowly over a period of time. | It kills its victim slowly over months or years by strangulation. | It holds the animal in its mouth until it stops moving. | It kills its victim by sticking its tongue deep into the victim and causing extreme pain and temporary blindness. | 2 |
8,184 | It has a very short flowering stem or scape, 10 30 cm long. | although | Flowers are not very large, they are very sweet and fragrant. | It can reach 20 m in height, the typical length of flowering stems of s. | Sometimes the stems do not emerge above ground. | It can reach 20 m in height. | 2 |
8,185 | Thus, in essence, the word islam hadhari concisely refers to islamic civilisation or civilisation of islam. | hence | It is a word that has become a clich in the west and even in by in a few muslim countries. | Islamic civilisation demands its followers to be the best of example for mankind, to other muslim, and also to non muslim. | The word has a double meaning of islamic society and islamic civilisation. | The word has a positive connotation and stands for the whole of islam. | 1 |
8,186 | Rocketry postulated that we should no longer see ourselves as creatures chained to the earth but as beings capable of exploring the universe. | similarly | It suggested that the universe itself should be able to provide a constant supply of inspiration for us. | The future should be seen as being both hopeful and promising, yet also as mysterious and dangerous. | In that context, the exploration of the universe has always been seen as an act of service. | Magic suggested there were unseen metaphysical worlds that existed and could be explored with the right knowledge. | 3 |
8,187 | In 1921, he went to moscow to attend the third meeting of the comintern, where he met victor serge. | nevertheless | His ideas on the jewish question, which had been shaped in his stay in the soviet union, were to a large extent unacceptable to victor. | He remained loyal to the polish cause, and refused to collaborate with the german authorities during the nazi occupation. | He continued to be a radical and was imprisoned several times as a member of parliament. | He remained at odds with the bolshevik dictatorship and was especially disturbed by the kronstadt rebellion and its aftermath. | 3 |
8,188 | The jcc houses the lirr offices, railroad control center and mta police. | overall | The new york life insurance company new york, new york. | The renovations enlarged the station and have made it more modern and efficient, providing easier access to all eight lirr tracks. | The jcc is a beautiful and historic structure built in the 1900 s in an eclectic style with touches of art deco and neo classical. | This is a wonderful community with beautiful homes and farms. | 1 |
8,189 | However, both agreed that if physiological sensations could be removed, there would be no emotional experience. | in other words | Both agreed there is no such thing as physiological sensation or emotional experience because they both have a natural source. | Physiological arousal causes emotion. | There would not be any such thing as pleasure or pain. | The physiological states of the patient are not the basis for the patients emotional experience, but the experience itself. | 1 |
8,190 | The two flanking bays have porches for their french doors that cantilever out with perforated woodwork railings and large wood brackets with drop pendants supporting the hoods. | by contrast | The porch of the main elevation has a simple wooden valence supported by composite columns. | The central projecting bays porch is similar to the front one. | The ell has a simple, square plan, with a single storey porch and simple square bay doors. | The bays on the north and south sides of the house are plain. | 1 |
8,191 | Their original purpose was to give your faraway friends and relatives tidings of yourself and your immediate family. | in other words | This custom existed for people to tell others whom they did not often meet that they were alive and well. | These cards were meant to be a record of your daily life. | They were the family newspaper of the frontier. | You had to deliver a letter to them at a specified date and place and the letter would then be delivered to their home address. | 0 |
8,192 | Jsss lacks the various css selector features, supporting only simple tag name, class and id selectors. | on the other hand | Flexbox only supports css 3 selectors, which are limited in their ability to support other selectors. | Since it is written using a complete programming language, stylesheets can include highly complex dynamic calculations and conditional processing. | It lacks various css selector features that are available in ie and opera that allow you to nest selectors for a more complete lookup. | Opera has some nice css 3 selectors, like opera omnibox and opera previewer, plus opera web apps and the opera developer toolbar. | 1 |
8,193 | In practice, however, this can be achieved as dynamic css by using javascript to modify the stylesheets applicable to the document at runtime. | because of this | Dynamic css is important. | Because of this jsss was often used in the creation of dhtml. | Dynamic css, the layout manager is a powerful and flexible css tool. | It is possible to produce dynamic layouts in the that are compliant with the guidelines. | 1 |
8,194 | Starting with a few power tools, his original idea was to make rustic furniture, but after a month he decided this was not viable. | instead | He began to experiment with making simple household objects. | He shifted his focus to decorative picture frames, incrusted with dried flowers affixed with resin. | He went to work on a much simpler project, using only his hand and his ingenuity to construct a simple, yet functional bench and chair. | He opted to build a table using an off the shelf shelf construction system. | 1 |
8,195 | Responding to criticism from within the party that two mnas votoed against government, premier bourassa suspended both springate and ciaccia, barring them from caucus meetings. | nevertheless | Ciaccia was named minister of public service and infrastructure on 19 february. | Ciaccia nevertheless continued his role as chief government negotiator with the cree and inuit on the james bay project. | It was ciaccia who was the main critic of the bill before the national assembly. | They were allowed to attend the meeting of the executive committee of mna in they failed to convince enough mnas, notably springate who was absent and ciaclu who voted against the motion, to withdraw their votes. | 1 |
8,196 | This was widely seen as a rebuke from bourassa for their handling of the crisis. | nevertheless | It is worth noting that in contrast to the imfs prescriptions on the adjustment and adjustment programme, 2012 was not a year of adjustment programmes in been implemented. | Ciaccia nevertheless held on to his post as minister of international trade. | Bourassa was apparently pleased with the response to his speech and his reaction to the election results. | Bourassa remained a political ally of compaore. | 1 |
8,197 | Our examination found that existing documentation regarding the silver star, bronze star and purple heart medals indicates the awards approval process was properly followed. | in particular | The secretary of the navy were not friendly. | The existing medals were approved for acceptance by the war department in the chief of staff at the time. | The senior officers who awarded the medals were properly delegated authority to do so. | We found the following deficiencies. | 2 |
8,198 | Also that year he became part of the 2006 fifa world cup qualifying nominees under juvenal olmos as head coach, who choose him to play the pre olympic. | nevertheless | He never took part in any fifa tournaments because of his young age. | He was also appointed as assistant coach of mexico u 20 s in the junior national team. | Chile failed to qualify the world cup. | He stayed in spain and he managed the spain youth teams until the summer of 2010. | 2 |
8,199 | In 1990, sanchez visited paris, which sparked an abundance of work. | yet | He has only produced a handful of works for the paris museums. | Despite occasional exhibitions, sanchezs energy was mostly spent supporting the careers of fellow artists. | His work remained unsatisfied. | As he says, i never left paris. | 1 |
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