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It is the cheapest of all fences , as it may be raised at the rate of fifteen-pence a-rood by contract . Unfortunately little is known about this meat eater , but it may have resembled the better known Allosaurus from western North America . It may be entirely reasonable to place a one-year time limit on correction of errors in newly-issued registrations , because applicants , registrants , and their attorneys will then be on notice of such a requirement and take appropriate precautions . There has been little research focus however , on the study of sex differences in pharmacokinetics and the relation it may have to cocaine 's greater toxicity in males . Such as it may have been , then , here was Israel ’ s simplest concept of natural law . It may have lived and hunted in family groups . It may be , such graces as were active and vigorous in men at their first conversion unto God , as were carried in a stream of warm , natural affections , may not so eminently abound in the latter spring of old age ; but those which are proper for the season - as namely , spirituality , heavenly-mindedness , weanedness from the world , readiness for the cross and death - are necessary , even in old age , to evidence that we have a living principle of grace , and to show thereby that God is upright ; He is our rock , and there is no unrighteousness in him . Indeed , through increased reliance on institutionally-generated funds and making a sustained commitment to excellence we think that our long-term future can both thrive under this model and indeed it may be the only model under which it can thrive as we look to the future . This is closely related to issues of archiving and preservation , in which IDF has an active interest : it may be useful to develop a default or fall-back mechanism for certain Application profiles or DOI names , whereby DOI names which are no longer available through the original distribution channel of their registration are re-directed to an archival source , or to a standard source of data . It would appear unlikely that Ahrensbergian influence in western Russia at the end of the Paleolithic would have sparked Uralic development , although it may have left substrate elements .