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The suggested dosage for children is very small and the data sheet contains a clear warning about the addictive properties of methadone.

An open forecourt lies across the pathway combining with the forecourt of the adjacent property to the left and contained by the garage on the right.

Some studies have suggested that the saponin in ginseng may have anti-cancer properties.

The account reviews activity not only against insects but, for example, antiviral and antibacterial properties and the development of neem-derived compounds to control fungal plant pathogens and plant parasitic nematodes.

Many studies of turmeric have revealed antimicrobial properties.

Influence of maturation and aging on mechanical and biochemical properties of connective tissue in rats.

Nevertheless, over that period the owner of the blighted property cannot sell it if he wishes to do so.

Grazing grounds are communal property.

There is no place in the world where comparable property could be used with greater authority and with less marginal error than in the provinces.

Then with regard to confiscated property.

Penalties were limited to confiscation of property.

We need the corresponding property for frame stacks.

This phenomenon, like the appropriation of cultural property, is not new.

The third circumstance is where the contractor does not have the necessary expertise to repair seriously damaged property.

No one can object to, the prevention of children injuring or harming themselves or other children, or damaging property.

We believe this to be a very desirable property.

A voluntary disposition of property is a very well-understood thing.

The actuator's output force is achieved by controlling the deformation of the elastic component (assume that its elastic property is known).

Agents are an emergent property of neural dynamics.

The only way we can make sense of a right to quiet enjoyment of property is in terms of some idea of reciprocity.

Physical barriers in the shape of hedges, fences, and ditches demarcated enclosed land and established exclusive property rights.

We do not believe in the expropriation of property.

Temperature is a coarse-grained functional property and summarises the statistics of a multitude of microevents.

This reflects the fundamental property of intermittency of plasma turbulence.

A model variable is a measure of extent to which some geometric property of a given part varies from nominal.

The point of maintenance funds is to allow people both to own and to look after an historic property.

Performance is not generally an inherent property of an architecture, but rather of implementations of that architecture.

This was strictly forbidden since all inherited property should - ideally - be kept within the lineage.

Cardiolipin has good electrical insulating properties and thus the inner membrane is impermeable to polar molecules.

Another distinction between tangible property and intangible property is supply.

The timing suggests that the depression may have been a watershed period in the transition to credit backed by landed property.

Secondly, he applies this proposition to leased property as well as to requisitioned property.

Natural languages have a magical property.

Arguments for the use of conformal models are based on the mathematical property of algebraic invariance.

Alpha-beta-phase titanium has a mechanical property which is in between both.

Its front facade facing northeast, allowing a view of the mill property.

I set aside the unproven claims that are often made of offences against neighbouring property.

Equations (4a) and (4b) have a peculiar property.

What is this physical property?

Perhaps any other piece of property, or an equivalent asset, would have done as much to reward the owner as the piece of property in question.

Landowners whose property boundary has been breached by an unlawful visitor may seek an injunction to restrain the continuation of the trespass.

He comes and speaks down to her with the bluntness of a property owner.

In 1893 central government reduced the property qualification, from £25 to £5, in guardian elections.

Decisions are not always limited to this property right interpretation.

For instance, the landlord-tenant relationship contains the two other characteristics: discretion of the tenant over a critical resource of the landlord, the rental property.

Half (nine) involved residential property.

Packaging is a great selling property of a product, but it is becoming a very costly one.

Should errors remain, they are, of course, the sole property of the authors.

Another different system is designed to partly transfer state-owned property rights to internal employees (often called employee buy out).

In this paper, we study a statistical property of classes of real-valued functions that we call approximation from interpolated examples.

If stolen property remains stolen property no matter how many hands it has passed through, then the colour of those hands should be irrelevant.

To enable surplus property to be disposed of as quickly as possible, any lease of property awaiting disposal is normally for less than three months.

The essence of the offence, the taking of property belonging to another, is simple to grasp, perhaps too simple.

Another distinction between tangible property and intangible property is supply.

Here u represents a thermodynamic property.

It therefore follows that polarity is not a unique property of the lexical module.

It is very valuable property.

With unlimited waterfront property available, it seemed that the land boom had no end in sight.