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However , Gonzalez , Smith et al. ( 1997 , p. 5-8 ) report that the intercorrelations among TIMSS plausible values are so high that this error component can be ignored . During the first year 1000 pictures from foreign countries were matched with a like number from American schools in the Philadelphia area . Children with enuresis urinate involuntarily at night or during the day . When confronted with all this negative evidence , Ms. Smith explained : " The thing is , that [ a blocked green aura ] to me , in a reading , means quick removal from a situation , which means either leaving this place , leaving the country quick removal . The drought and heat wave in the south-central and southeastern U.S. during the same period caused over $ 4 billion in losses to agriculture and related industries . A special protocol may be built ontop of human-regenerable IPv6 addresses , in order to overcome these difficulties : initiator can generate a request to the host " John Smith " , and John Smith 's host can return its phone number ( if accepted by John Smith ) . Anthony was not present during the birth of our daughter , Aleesia , but upon witnessing our son 's birth , was so happy everything was alright , he cried . Edited by Lissa Smith . Governments decided to establish a coal authority that would exercise powers similar to , and in some respects wider than those given to the Commonwealth Coal Commissioner during the war . In the profile of Ali Smith " A Truthful Space " ( page 48 ) Jessica Murphy describes how Smith " aspires to what she calls ' multilogue , ' writing that encourages discussion and that allows for ' the other ' and for another point of view .