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While poets have the amplest freedom to compare extremely different elements, (192) lawyers need to follow strict rules.

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There is no question that the show, billed as a survey and initially mounted at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art by curator Madeleine Grynsztejn, provides the amplest US presentation to date of the work of the forty-one-year-old Berlin-based artist--as was its aim.

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As Millgate argues, all sources need to be treated critically, but oral sources require the amplest doses of salt.

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Even in the West, where mercantile regimes allowed the amplest room for religious cohabitation, the situation was frequently more complex than it might seem.

The amplest sources of information concerning countryside settlements have been the Lehmja and Olustvere excavation sites; over 1 ha of land was investigated there.

7.5[degrees]N) amplest of all, with heights summits attain 5.500m; this segment is bounded northward by a left-lateral, strike-slip Santa Marta-Bucaramanga Fault (Taboada et al., 2000).