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A child prodigy, Bihzad is groomed to take his father's place in the imperial court but the precocious and brilliant artist soon tires of imperial commissions and develops a grand and forbidden obsession.

Overjoyed at his precocious talent, Achyuta Preksha consecrated him as the head
configured to burn gasoline to preclude the corrosive effects of methanol.

Recognition that being lesbian or gay does not preclude other options.

These sockets use for use where space restrictions preclude the use of a regular socket.

Good design will preclude the need for any major adjustment.

Also, internal conditions may preclude states from balancing consistently see balancing behavior, even in cases where one would not ordinarily expect-he points to the French-Russian alliance of 1894 or the U.S. and Soviet decisions to rearm after WWII.

RKO created "chemical snow" for the film in order to preclude the use of dubbed dialogue when actors walked across the earlier type of movie snow, made up of crushed cornflakes.

Accordingly, a client's intentional or inadvertent actions in relation to their use of legal advice may preclude the client from asserting the privilege in future.

However, the special legal form or constitutional status of certain regions (in particular the member states of federations) may preclude their being made subject to the same requirements as local authorities.

There are command capabilities that ISS flight controllers use to preclude a potential failure.

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