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While these are all linguistically close but geographically very distant, all other branches of this tree are geographically proximate but linguistically very distant, meaning that these languages are the oldest examples of the Austronesian family.
all other branches of this tree, are geographically proximate, but linguistically very distant.
if all of us collectively, like you said just now, and the proximate community where the
whose supposed to do it, our community, our proximate community?
And they said that Faye Dunaway could be the proximate cause,
COULD BE THE PROXIMATE CAUSE AND IF ANYONE WAS GOING TO BE SUED,
The proximate cause of this seems to have been a decision by the US Commerce Department to adopt what's become known as the 50% rule, which expands trade restrictions on certain sanctioned companies to smaller companies that are at least 50% owned by one or more of these sanctioned companies.
The proximate cause of this seems to have been a decision by the US Commerce Department to adopt what's become known as the 50% rule,
We said there was a proximate cause there, apparently this ad campaign.
We said there was a proximate cause there, apparently, this ad campaign, but.
The first is Iran's all-encompassing economic crisis, which was actually the proximate trigger of these protests, which began amongst merchants in Iran's bazaars after the central bank allowed a massive depreciation of Iran's currency.
The first is Iran's all encompassing economic crisis, which was actually the proximate trigger of these protests.
The situation is that Anthropic, the proximate cause of this selloff was Anthropic releasing this tool that was going to, uh, basically compete with kind of legal services.
But a five to seven out of ten, adjust manageable challenge, that is like the proximate zone of consistency, the proximate zone of development.
But a 5 to 7 out of 10, adjust manageable challenge, that is like the proximate zone of consistency, the proximate zone of development.