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conduct (or rarely,
sportspersonlike conduct, may
refer to: Broadly,
comporting oneself with sportsmanship, the
sporting ethos. Narrowly,
avoiding violation...
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stage might endure for many hours,
unknown to the
Patient but
little comporting with that
dignity and
serenity which he so
richly merited and
which demanded...
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Edward John
Comport Argar (born 9
December 1977) is a
British politician who was
Shadow Secretary of
State for
Justice and
Shadow Lord
Chancellor from...
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Santa Claus.
Lowery describes the film as
being about the
importance of
comporting oneself with
integrity and
goodness over
being concerned with one's legacy...
- Publishing, pp. 194–198, ISBN 0-7546-0849-2 "La
bouillabaisse classique doit
comporter les 'trois poissons': rasc****e, grondin, congre."
Michelin Guide Vert...
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Paige (July 24, 2018).
Supreme Court Rules Ohio
Voter Roll Law
Comports with
National Voter Registration Act (PDF). Washington, DC: Congressional...
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Hungary and Bulgaria)
invaded Czechoslovakia. The
invasion comported with the
Brezhnev Doctrine, a
policy of
compelling Eastern Bloc states...
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irregularities did not
justify the
declaration of a
state of
emergency in
comport with the Constitution. Further, the
jurists found that the military's actions...
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individual right to keep and bear arms. pp. 2–22. The
prefatory clause comports with the Court's
interpretation of the
operative clause. The "militia"...
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necessary to
address the
concerns voiced by the bill’s
proponents and does not
comport with the
sensibilities and, in some cases, the
religious customs, of the...
