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Now , it is evident that a man may take the risk of his statement by express agreement , or by an implied one which the law reads into his bargain . Instead , after reading the introductory section , skip to the examples at the end so that you get a general idea of the language . Despite their support for Web-based education , they are concerned with " allowing Web-based courses to replicate more seamlessly the features of face-to-face instruction " rather than breaking away from the paradigm of face-to-face instruction in order to develop a pedagogy of distance education . The general public , too , is invited to attend a daily schedule of readings and lectures where faculty and guests gather in Bread Loaf 's Little Theatre to talk about writing or to read from their works . Or if a GPC has a problem with its multiplexer interface adapter receiver during two successive reads of response data and does not receive any data while the other members of the redundant set do not receive the data , they in turn will vote the GPC out of the set . After inputting the necessary information , Buffer $ calculated that the buffer will provide a net return of $ 201 annually from CCRP in contrast to $ 20 from corn grown on the same tract of land . Following renewed hostage taking in the Niger Delta region ahead the 2007 general elections , security agencies in Delta state yesterday read riot act to politicians seeking elective offices with links to hostage takers in the area to back off or discard their aspirations . " The Commission 's spread spectrum rules have been a tremendous success , " reads the further notice of proposed rule making ( FNPRM ) . Aside from keeping the general news traffic distinct from your private e-mail , a news software typically provides many bells and whistles that make reading and responding so much easier . I stepped forward , and as I began to read , the wind picked up and my voice seemed to be swept away , and I wondered if you could hear me . The term " emotional disturbance " includes both children who have psychiatric diagnoses and other emotional problems that affect their education , like anxiety , school phobia , inability to get along with others and depression . But I believe the Arbeitsdienst was essentially the only alternative to the army , for an 18-year-old man in Germany in the 1930s , and so I would caution against reading too much into mere membership in that group . As one of three deputy commissioners , Hayes will oversee statewide initiatives including the Texas Reading Initiative , charter schools , the internal operations areas of the Agency , adult education , governmental relations , communications and the State Board of Education office . Each computer reads the position of its corresponding output , initial program load and mode switches from discrete input lines that go directly to the GPC . Even though ATM keypads feature Braille , that 's not enough , disability advocates argue , since only one-fifth of the nation 's 1.1 million legally blind can read Braille . You would do much better to scrap the entire system and let parents decide what to do about their children 's education , free of any coercion . even if I am broke , I can no longer sell any other beasts because they are now [ too ] few , " Dube said.An outbreak of FMD last year in Botswana was blamed on Zimbabwe : a shortage of dipping chemicals , leaving animals more vulnerable to infection ; and the break-up of large commercial farms after President Robert Mugabe 's fast-track land reform began in 2000 , which redistributed white farmland to landless blacks , with one of the consequences a failure to maintain fencing , allowing the disease to spread through contact between domestic animals and wild animals.Zimbabwe 's economic meltdown , with inflation soaring to 1,281 percent and unemployment levels touching 80 percent , has brought an upswing in unofficial cross-border trade and cattle rustling . However , even after controlling for personal wealth , large differences in denial rates across demographic groups remain . The same , if not more so , goes for the built-in speech recognition , which after a minimum of 10 minutes ' training lets you dictate text with fair-to-middling accuracy ; like all such systems , it works best in a quiet room with a plug-in headset microphone , taking a considerable hit if you simply talk in the direction of the built-in mic amid the background noise of an office . If that was the idea , you would just eliminate public funding ( and tax advantages ) to education , rather than imposing a market distortion in the form of public-funded vouchers . Then read the other 99 , arranged by subject .