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• The AMT foreign tax credit limitation is redetermined based on AMTI rather than regular taxable income.
• In 1902 he participated in an effort to redetermine with greater precision the longitude difference between London and Paris.
• Next, the approximation y H " ?0 + c1?1 + c2?2 is used ( with c1 being redetermined ).
• The Oregon State Legislature has also passed legislation which redetermined Washington County's urban growth boundary to include more development.
• The Governor, as mentioned above, can redetermine the remit and the positions of some public officials within a province.
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  b al-Hay醜 ", he recalculated the distance of the planets using parameters which he redetermined.
• If these potentially hazardous signs occur, treatment should be stopped, plasma lithium concentrations redetermined, and steps taken to reverse lithium toxicity.
• Redetermined, Gash and Kiyomaro launch a gigantic Baou Zakeruga, which crashes through Yondaime and splits into three heads, starting up the reactor.
• Patrick Collinson's formal acknowledgement and recognition of " John Foxe as Historian, " invites redetermining historians'current relationship with the text.
• This may be redetermined periodically ( generally no more often than semiannually ) as usage changes over time and as new additional reliable sources become available.
• In addition to checking the citizenship of new applicants, food stamp offices across New York state must redetermine the eligibility of the 1 million households already receiving food stamps.
• The sole mammalian fatality attributed to HJ was a Florida horse originally diagnosed with Western equine encephalitis in 1964, which was later redetermined in 1989 to have been caused by HJ.
• Breyer wrote, " this court, in the course of a generation, has determined and then redetermined that the Constitution offers basic protection to the woman's right to choose ."
• The telescope was thus rigidly mounted for photographing the polar region only, for the purpose of investigating the wobbling of the axis of rotation of the earth and redetermining the constants of precession and nutation.
• The IOC Juridical Committee found that it would " create a lot of new juridical problems " if it were to reallocate or withdraw the medals, change results and redetermine rankings, Carrard said.
• Pallottino calls this phenomenon " morphological redetermination ", which he defines as " the typical tendency . . . to redetermine the syntactical function of the form by the superposition of suffices . " His example is"
• "Ultimately, the Arizona statute, whether construed as direct defiance of the federal courts, or as simply purporting to require federal courts to redetermine the validity of prior orders, cannot be sustained, " the lawyers argue in court papers.
• In contrast, in non-common-law countries, and jurisdictions with very weak respect for precedent, fine questions of law are redetermined anew each time they arise, making consistency and prediction more difficult, and procedures far more protracted than necessary because parties cannot rely on written statements of law as reliable guides.
• Taking account of these virtually irreconcilable points of view, aware that constitutional law must govern a society whose different members sincerely hold directly opposing views, and considering the matter in light of the Constitution's guarantees of fundamental individual liberty, this Court, in the course of a generation, has determined and then redetermined that the Constitution offers basic protection to the woman's right to choose.
• Taking account of these virtually irreconcilable points of view, aware that constitutional law must govern a society whose different members sincerely hold directly opposing views, and considering the matter in light of the Constitution's guarantees of fundamental individual liberty, this court, in the course of a generation, has determined and then redetermined that the Constitution offers basic protection to the woman's right to choose.