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" They have prepared a list of writers whose books should not be published - - some because they are laical and [ officials ] believe their books could lead to the propagation of secularism , some because of their antiestablishment stances , " Baghi says . Maryann was absent December 11-16 , because she had a fever , sore throat , headache and upset stomach . She confesses to her dad that she did n't tell him about the pancake breakfast because it hurts her to see him lie about his life to tell people that he has one wife , one family . In early April , however , an Illinois trial court ruled that prison officials violated Marlan 's First Amendment rights because they admittedly denied Marlan access due to the content of her strip-search article . " Both of these can lead to disasters , in terms of the economics because you can have as much damage being done to the economy of the country by having an unnecessary evacuation as compared to having a stay-put policy where you may actually eventually have an explosive eruption and then people are killed . We 'll put that down , because she probably will . " The reason you're able to go off and work is because you have Margene and I as backstops , " she tells her . The Repealers , as led by O'Connell , and still more the Free Traders , as led by Cobden91 are early examples of such 90 I choose these old expressions which have been in use , at any rate from 1689 till the present day , because they make it easier to keep somewhat apart from the burning controversies of 1914 . Because it was primal . She did n't do it for love , she converted because she felt a genuine connection to Islam . Professor Wilde acknowledged that because she can attach names to each answer , '' there 's a real potential for abuse . Ireland legislation diverged from that in force in the rest of the United Kingdom , not because the Northern Ireland Parliament enacted specifically different legislation , but because it did not make changes comparable with those made in Great Britain by the United Kingdom Parliament . Again , with all due respect , I am not going to roll over because you have some anecdotal evidence . By reaching every county , he says , " We're saying that the humanities are for everybody - - that everybody can participate because it 's meaningful to everybody . If you are not just a little bit uncomfortable because you are pushing on your own personal envelope and reaching out to explore what you might do next , you're dead meat . Greene came away with a new appreciation for tropical forests and the need to save the species native to each region , partly because they hold potential for economic benefit and partly because they're just plain strange and beautiful . It is useful with ` + ' because it allows you to use umask as an easily customizable protection against giving away more permission to files than you intended to . Since many of these viruses will forge “ to ” and “ from ” addresses , do n't open an attachment just because you recognize the sender . PMW : I was intrigued by Lucille Ball because she 's full of contradictions , which is always fodder for a good story . The people who live here are depending on the grass that 's growing in this part of Kurdistan because they raise sheep .