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Perhaps his imperturbable character was never more strikingly developed, for he preserved his usual equable smile notwithstanding that his body was dangling in a most uncomfortable position, all loose and limp and shapeless, while his long peaked cap, unequally balanced against his exceedingly slight legs, threatened every instant to bring him toppling down.

Notwithstanding that the Emancipation Proclamation freed him from any obligation to his master, this black man walked the greater portion of the distance back to where his old master lived in Virginia, and placed the last dollar, with interest, in his hands.

Yet I never heard her address a word to any of us other than in English, notwithstanding that Baden Powell's book Scouting for Boys was available in a Welsh translation, Sgowtio i Fechgyn.

In particular, the opinion may be helpful to the M&S case, since it establishes that the ECJ views a cross-border worker's situation with respect to cross-border expenses or "losses" as comparable with that of a person working wholly in their Member State, notwithstanding that they are not taxable in the other Member State.

The appeals court affirmed, finding that the INS could impose a bond, notwithstanding that the statute authorizing the terms of supervision did not expressly authorize a bond.

The book ends with some unexplained photographs by 11 artists; a section devoted to some kind of workshop held by Peripheriques together with Atelier Bow-wow in Tokyo; and, finally, two longer pieces on urban projects by Chemetoff and Lion, notwithstanding that the former was the victim of a particularly vicious attack by Claude Parent earlier in the book, and thereby providing further evidence that editorial discipline is not the strongpoint of the IN-EX team.

corporations give back to the public." They give back "houses we cannot afford to live in" (notwithstanding that home ownership is at an all-time high) and "jobs our bodies cannot do for long without breaking" (notwithstanding that fewer jobs than ever consist of manual labor and occupational accident rates are at an his-toric low).

The Tax Court rejected the IRS's position and allowed the acquiring group to use the losses, on the grounds that the regulations specifically allow for the rehabilitation of a corporation notwithstanding that the expenses had economically accrued before the acquisition.

Notwithstanding that the tax dollars at stake in individual cases may be nominal, the degree of controversy surrounding a particular issue may be great, especially where it is present in a large number of cases.