Imply evidence of a big bang
implies that the universe
began from something a minimal step away from nothing.
Big classes don't
necessarily imply
big objects: all objects of a class share member functions, for instance.
Imply company excludes any condition or
warranty implied
by statue or otherwise as to the fitness of its goods or any other particular whatsoever.
Imply other terms and conditions, express or
implied by statute, are excluded to the fullest extent permitted by law.
Imply judge disagreed, but held that certain terms could be
implied into the contract.
Implyine america objected that the ad
misleadingly implied
the advertisers ' product had been clinically proven to benefit lung health in horses.
Implyointed out the lack of logic that
implied in the refusal
to replace the non-working router with a reconfigured new router.
Implyry in the competition
implies acceptance
of these rules.
Implyrecommendation of any establishment is
implied by inclusion
on this website.
Implyt seems to me
strongly implied
by all the evidence we have about how our mental states depend on our bodily states.
Imply the approval
of the author or of anyone else connected with the project.
Implyept as specifically set out herein, all conditions, warranties and representations expressed or
implied by law
are excluded.
Implyt is necessary "
implies the existence
of a pressing social need " .
Implys may reflect a greater liberalism than the compulsion
implied by the attitude statement.
Imply a recommendation
or endorse the views expressed within them.
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