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Even then , the officers have no guidance about how much longer they must wait in a case like this . The protocol behavior in the case that the NoRecovery option has been selected is illustrated in Section 6.2 . The ratio of the amount of secretion during the first 15 seconds to that during the second 15 seconds came out in the former case as 1:1.35 . With any of several rationales , we can make the case that we need to attend to education and to achievement gaps between groups . This is always the case on NetIDs for the South Campus anyway , but for the North Campus , bear in mind that even though your first name probably starts with a capital letter , your login is comprised solely of numbers and lower case letters . Then it proceeds to try to rebut Australia 's prima facie case on the basis of its own assertions before the panel in regard to Article 9.1 ( c ) of the Agreement on Agriculture . Ballard 's is not the only case on Jackie 's calendar . " In the end , just as a cup may be half empty or half full , it makes no difference whether one views the question at issue in this case as one of ascertaining the limits of the power delegated to the Federal Government under the affirmative provisions of the Constitution or one of discerning the core of sovereignty retained by the States under the Tenth Amendment . Moreover , the rankings of particular countries change somewhat from year to year but it is none the less the case that , of the high application countries , Switzerland and perhaps Belgium and The Netherlands have more or less consistently held this status . In examining the first question - - - since there are some who are hardly able to conceive it answered otherwise than affirmatively , - - - it will be well to put the case as plausibly as we can on the opposite side . " Anyone arriving at the 89/1690 49 summit with both a copy of Wainwright and the map in their rucksack ( as was the case on the editorial visit ) could be forgiven for becoming confused , as the 609m spot is plainly a good deal further from the scree-edge than 35 yards . This is particularly the case as regards the Muslim population . There has n't been a court case around this issue yet , so we just do n't know . Further , since Defendant contends in this case that this section exposes Plaintiff to no criminal penalty , Defendant would be judicially estopped from prosecuting Plaintiff under the penalty section . But it was hardly the case that chivalry retained a place in this context - - just the opposite . The district court has discretion to decide a FOIA case on the basis of affidavits , and affidavits are in some cases sufficient . I think that the proper way to achieve some kind of clarity in a case like this is to have both sides present evidence at trial . The so-called three-prong test emerged from this case as a standard for compelling disclosure of sources and information by journalists .