- also
endorsed in 1952 by a "jury"
appointed by
Mayor Fletcher Bowron to
devise an
official pronunciation.
Common pronunciations in the
United Kingdom include...
- 15 July 1176,
Baldwin reached the age of
majority and Raymond's
regency lapsed. At the
suggestion of his mother, the King
appointed his
loyal and capable...
- Ohio River,
except for
slaves escaping from
slave states. The 1787 law
lapsed when the new U.S.
Constitution was
ratified in 1789. He also
signed the...
-
concedes defeat.
Should there be no
winner after the
match time-limit has
lapsed,
competition judges will
determine the
winner based on who
exerted more...
- she did in
December 1937 in a New York
federal court. At this
point she
lapsed into drug abuse.
Hutton then
developed anorexia,
which would plague her...
- the officers. Over time, the
descendants of the
surviving loyal crew have
lapsed into a pre-technological
culture that is
marked by superstition, and have...
- disk, but one may ****ume that he
himself never constructed one. The
patent lapsed after 15
years owing to lack of interest.
Nipkow took up a
position as a...
- Department.
After his
young daughter Sara died of cancer,
Hopper divorced and
lapsed into alcoholism.
Eventually he
grows to be more responsible,
saving Will...
-
historians (for
example Willson)
consider James, who was 58 in 1624, to have
lapsed into
premature senility; but he
suffered from an
agonising species of arthritis...
-
intelligence machine being treated as an inventor, and Thaler's
application had
lapsed.
Thaler sought judicial review, and on 30 July 2021, the
Federal Court set...
