- In
graph theory, a
branch of mathematics, the
matching preclusion number of a
graph G (denoted mp(G)) is the
minimum number of
edges whose deletion results...
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parody was sold for profit. Thus,
having a
commercial purpose does not
preclude a use from
being found fair, even
though it
makes it less likely. Likewise...
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meeting this definition. Some organisations, such as the
Council of Europe,
preclude activities without any
physical element from
classification as sports....
- far back as the 13th century, the mild
climate of the
European nation precludes the use of
skating as present-day transportation).
Couric apologized for...
- 1860.
Ulysses S.
Grant was born in Ohio and had a
military career that
precluded settling down, but on the eve of the
Civil War and
approaching middle...
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resulted from
pursuing the
Soviet troops would have had the
effect of
precluding the
launching of any more charges,
should the need arise.
Given this consideration...
- and
rainforests are
usually not
grazed owing to the
closed structure precluding gr**** growth, and
hence offering little opportunity for grazing. In contrast...
- The
Maine Republican Party filed signatures for a veto
referendum to
preclude the use of RCV for the 2020 election, but
Secretary of
State Matthew Dunlap...
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rapid growth of
money laundering is due to: the
scale of
organized crime precluding it from
being a cash
business -
groups have
little option but to convert...
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arguing in The Road to
Serfdom (1944) that
reliance on free
markets would preclude totalitarian control by the state. The
development into
maturity of modern...
