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There was no apparent way the Navy would find out unless he offered the information . ' s employer offer any traditional health insurance plans that let ... Plaintiff merely showed the potential for the defendant to reach and solicit forum residents , but offered no evidence that defendant did so . They offered no serious threat to male dominance . The Department of Justice does not offer any guarantee in that regard and is not responsible for the information found through these links , nor does it endorse the sites and their content . So far the administration has offered no defense of the so-called roadless rule _ which Bush lambasted during campaign tours of timber country , and postponed on his first day in office . In their paper , the engineers offer no advice for baseball trainers to help pitchers throw more strikes . But at the moment , this is my best alternative to offering no commenting at all . This reviewing committee does , however , conclude by clear and convincing evidence , that the Respondent violated Rule 8.4 ( d ) ( now 8.4 ( 4 ) ) of the Rules of Professional Conduct , by failing to satisfy the small claims judgment entered against her on December 9 , 1997 and by failing to offer any explanation for why the judgment has not been paid . The Bush administration has offered the Iranian mullahs nothing except the talk to dismantle their program . She was offered the job the day after she gave her presentation . By bringing together researchers and potential researchers it offered the opportunity to share research methods , findings and issues . He offered the kids his stage for one night . To date , the administration has offered no defense of the roadless rule and every indication that it will seek significant change in the policy . Not only do leukocytes offer no benefit during transfusions , they're a main reason some people suffer post-transfusion fever and chills . The Respondent failed to offer any witnesses concerning the claim for damages , but instead attempted to rely on a deposition of the plaintiff 's treating physician .