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The remaining issue to be resolved was how to differentiate terrorism from the principle of self determination in relation to peoples under foreign occupation.

It is important to differentiate blasphemy from hate speech.

Later, dots were added above and below the letters to differentiate them.

In the explanation, please differentiate between the following cases

They cannot differentiate sound quality differences between those two clips.

Two factors differentiate global climate change from other environmental problems.

Then by those that clearly differentiate the right and wrong .

The school's excuse was that it didn't want the students to differentiate between teachers.

The inner mass of cells differentiate to become embryoblasts and polarise at one end.

They saw this actually solving a problem this ability to differentiate components but keep them synthetic.

In describing nanostructures it is necessary to differentiate between the number of dimensions on the nanoscale.

Odontoblasts, the dentin forming cells, differentiate from cells of the dental papilla.

Israeli citizenship and residency laws do not differentiate between men and women.

To be sure, investors must differentiate between eurozone governments, in order to ensure that risk is correctly priced.

Wikipedia in Spanish does not grow due to policies that cannot differentiate between self promotion and actual topics writes Fabio.com.ar .

The old navy adage to differentiate between ships and boats is that boats are capable of being carried by ships.

Dendritic cells can differentiate to secrete IL 12 (which supports TH1 cell development) or IL 4 (which supports TH2 responses).

They are formed during the first stage of pregnancy and are the first cells to differentiate from the fertilized egg.

She was unable to differentiate between past and present tenses and between passive and active voices of the Korean language.

In this report, the term in sourcing has been used to differentiate between external (to the United Nations system) outsourcing and internal outsourcing.

Yes. Most financial entities have been unable to differentiate between first and last names, and this has slowed down their research efforts.

Youth note that Governments in many countries still do not differentiate between petty crimes, violence and organized crime.

The 2010 census records that the Muslim proportion had fallen to 70.2 (the 2010 census did not differentiate between the non Muslim religions).

It was only after Mikhail Gorbachev summoned Yeltsin to Moscow in 1985 that he began to differentiate himself from dozens of other senior party apparatchiks.

While 4 cocaine instilled to the eyes can confirm the diagnosis of Horner's syndrome, Hydroxyamphetamine eye drops can differentiate the location of the lesion.

Although the author contends that the Dutch authorities did not differentiate between counsel client and suspect suspect conversations, since his calls to Mr. A.T.M.M.

We must differentiate legitimate debt from illegitimate debt, which means taking the problem before the World Court in The Hague.

For instance, neural stem cells from the brain, which are derived from ectoderm, can differentiate into ectoderm, mesoderm, and endoderm.

As she had indicated earlier, the Turkish Penal Code did not differentiate between the penalties for honour and custom killings.

Once the DFSG became the Open Source Definition, Richard Stallman saw the need to differentiate free software from open source and promoted the Free Software Definition.

When used with a 68020 bus, the 68030 did not differentiate itself in performance from the 68020 that it was derived from.

Another area of United Kingdom study has examined potential new techniques to differentiate between emissions from recent nuclear weapons complex operations and legacy material from past operations.

And, because the party programs of the Labour government and the Conservative opposition are not clearly distinguishable, they find it hard to differentiate themselves from the Liberal Democrats.

That s where the digital literacy of regular citizens is of huge importance, as only by using the analytical skills it is possible to differentiate between facts and propaganda.

A number of the girls said that they had never looked at the faces of the peacekeepers or that they were not able to differentiate among non Congolese.

Doesn't care about perceptual qualities, such as color, texture, weight and speed, which virtually never differentiate the use of verbs in different constructions.

Nay , but they have denied the truth ( this Quran ) when it has come to them , so they are in a confused state ( can not differentiate between right and wrong ) .

On the Day of Resurrection neither your blood relatives nor your children shall be of benefit to you . Allah will differentiate between you , and Allah sees thethings you do .

Nay , but they have denied the truth ( this Quran ) when it has come to them , so they are in a confused state ( can not differentiate between right and wrong ) .

On the Day of Resurrection neither your blood relatives nor your children shall be of benefit to you . Allah will differentiate between you , and Allah sees thethings you do .

It was noted by the representative of FAO and a non governmental organization that it was necessary to differentiate between zones for protecting biodiversity and those for fisheries management.

A cell may stay in this state for several days, and then either die or irrevocably differentiate into a mature, fully differentiated plasma cell.

But the current spread between the yield on German sovereign debt and that of the Italian and Spanish governments far exceeds what is required to ensure that investors differentiate appropriately.

A number of suggestions were made to facilitate that process mandate holders could draft more targeted recommendations, could prioritize their recommendations, and differentiate between those with and without budgetary implications.