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He is committed to the idea that he and his future wife will teach their children to speak Arabic and to observe the traditions of the Coptic church . Finding the depth of a given grating well involves multiplying the appropriate number in the sequence by the longest wavelength for which the grating is designed to scatter sound efficiently and then dividing by a factor that depends on the well 's numerical position . " I do n't think that I can tell the president what to put on the table and not to put on the table , but I can tell him , ' do n't pick a damn fight , ' " said House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Charles Rangel , D-N.Y . It 's often easier to take painful steps such as cutting benefit programs or raising taxes when the government is split between the two parties . Campaign volunteers man tables outside the ballroom with buttons , posters , videos and freebies such as Hillary Clinton for president water bottles and bags of Vilsack popcorn . Here 's another generalization that comes out of Schlatter 's work : Any design with an odd number of rows and an odd number of columns with an odd number of horizontal mirrors ca n't be drawn as a single loop . He said he plans to have a legislator file a " placeholder " bill , likely in late February , and then add details when the coalition reaches a consensus . " Every document we seek to review has to be reviewed ( first ) by the general counsel 's office , " Walker added . Also pay special attention to foods you ate in the 24 hours preceding attacks , any unusual stress , and how you feel and what you're doing when headaches strike . Interestingly , Axtell found that the Zipf distribution held even when firms with zero employees ( self-employed individuals ) were included in his analysis . In the realm of pursuit curves , Sharp has investigated designs that arise when the standard rules are changed a little . Indeed , some sequences of notes result from little more than a slowly changing phase relationship between oscillations governing air pressure and those controlling labial stiffness . To develop their model of the syrinx , Gardner and his coworkers assumed that the labial folds act like a spring , moving back and forth to alter the size of the air passage .