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In Congress, there are growing concerns that US President Donald Trump has not taken sufficiant action over Khashoggi.

facilius est invenire paucos sapientes, qui sufficiant ad rectas leges

Many are preceded by the doxology "Jhesus Maria" and close with phrases such as "Hec dicta sufficiant [Let what has been said suffice]." Thus we can see that the scribe respected the integrity of his texts, even though the gathering structure cannot be determined and we lack visual clues to establish a hierarchy of importance.

The recognition of cortical granules of the artificially activated oocyte with sufficiant reliability is a promising result opening a perspective for non-invasive investigations of the quality of oocytes not only in toxicological or environmental investigations, but also in clinical investigations.

Philip Lancaster, representing Cooper, told the judge that there was "sufficiant doubt" about any medical conditions the dog may have had for her to quash the conviction.

The term causae verae occurs in Newton's Regulae philosophandi, 1 (which is a form of Ockham's razor): "Causas rerum naturalium non plures admitti debere, quam quae & verae sint & earum phaenomenis explicandis sufficiant"; Isaac Newton, Principia, ed.

sufficiant, et si fuerit unde poma aut nascentia leguminum addatur et tertium", 39 : 3) is made explicit by the indications of Monasteriales Indicia.

Moreover, focusing on those locations where the overlap between the two groups is particularly important, the Merger Task Force's investigation has shown that there will be sufficiant alternative suppliers to ensure an adequate degree of competition.

Hugo Haston scolaris facultatis musicae quatenus studium et praxis 8 annorum in eadem facultate sufficiant ut admittatur ad letturam libri boecii sic quod componat unam missam et antiphonam cantandas in die admissionis suae.