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The acting president said that since the end of the Cold War , countries all over the world are engaged in economic wars which are primarily for capturing markets . More generally I think what we often find is that legislation gets enacted when there is some major public dramatic event that captures our attention . One of the notable incidents of Malvar 's leadership , showing the true greatness of the patriot , was his issue of a proclamation instructing his followers to exercise clemency to all American soldiers whom they might capture , especially to those who were intoxicated , because they were then in a condition not to be responsible for their actions . Soliciting the personal narratives of local people from diverse regions and backgrounds throughout the South , the oral history project captures the multifaceted ways in which blacks lived , endured , failed , and thrived in segregated communities , urban and rural . In this image , Shulman 's perspective captures the dynamic lines of a suspended spiral ramp in San Diego . We may not have captured all manufacturers or wholesalers that are required by law to submit certifications to the CIWMB . The demand here is for something more than merely a list of which actions are , in fact , pious ; instead , Euthyphro is supposed to provide a general definition that captures the very essence of what piety is . The fleet remained for almost a fortnight , dismantling the guns of the forts and loading the captured materials of war . The human eye works in much the same way as a camera captures images on film ; its " film " is the retina , a thin layer of neural tissue lining the back of the eye , made of photoreceptor cells that receive light , and other cells that interpret this information and send the signal to the brain via the optic nerve . Open a second Media Player to play the intended video screen to capture . This could apply to those who have forward contracted early in the year or for those who plan on storing to capture basis and price gains . Mid-range systems also typically possess native capability for capturing and reporting technology . His bombers sank the captured ex-German battleship Ostfriesland within 21 minutes , then repeated the act on the obsolete American battleship Alabama . Though they may try to pinch if captured and handled , they do not harm people . Giesen [ 6 ] found that the mean distance from lek of capture to nest site was 1.8 km ( range 0.2 – 4.8 km ) . For example , in Canada , gas produced from landfill sites is captured and sold to installations that turn it into electricity . Injuries may not be readily apparent to the angler and seemingly minor capture injuries may be related to substantial internal injuries . This bill would make state special schools eligible to apply for and to receive categorical education funds , unless otherwise prohibited by law .