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When dressing for battle, the waidate was put on before the rest of the dō and fastened with cords that tied around the body.

Historians around Werner Mezger refuted those theories, and showed that the name derives from fasten ("to fast") and the tradition is Christian.

The hide is fastened tightly to the top and bottom of the instrument with seven to eight studs, and with rope in a decorative manner.

The 1943 pattern jacket was superseded by the 1950 pattern which changed to a button-in liner, then further modified as the 1951 pattern which added bi-swing shoulder pleats, and the use of zippers and stud fasteners.

Onto beams between two cranes ropes with nooses were fastened, and twelve, fifteen, twenty people were hanged on them at once, strangled once the cranes lifted them up high.

The half-length zip fastener on this smock was made of brass.

They fastened with hooks in front or were laced at the side-back seam.

Initial ground running of the engines revealed potentially disastrous vibration of the rear fuselage, which caused cracking of skin and structural components as well as loosening nuts and fasteners, also the fracture of pipeline and wiring loom support brackets.

The hard top must be securely fastened to the body.

The challenge was securely fastening the tire to the rim, while also allowing it to be easily removed for service.

Three pockets on the outside, with strap and buckle adjustable closures and with snap fasteners for quick access, are provided for miscellaneous items.

During most of this period, the clothes worn by middle- and upper-class children older than toddlers continued to be similar to the clothes worn by adults, with the exception that girls wore back-fastening bodices and petticoats rather than open-fronted robes.

Lug nut, a fastener, specifically a nut, used to secure a wheel on a vehicle.

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The pro-government deputy Pastora Medina admitted that "there are denunciations about the way scholarships are given.

The deepest point of denunciation, with , is located on the railway line at the border to the municipality of Offenhausen; the highest point of on the Judenstein is on the border to the municipality of Meidelstetten.

In 1803, according to Goldsmith's own account, he was entrusted with a mission to obtain from the Comte de Provence, the head of the French royal family and subsequent King Louis XVIII, a renunciation of his claim to the throne of France in return for the throne of Poland.

Nirved (Disregard of worldly things, Renunciation).

The major planks in the election platform enunciated by Chávez during his 1998 campaign included the following:.

At the board meeting that confirmed Wright's appointment Legionniare Bryson Reinhardt read into the record a denunciation of Wright as a supporter of Communism during World War II, prompting an angry response from Wright, who threatened to walk away from the project.

The importance of procedural fairness as enunciated in the GCHQ case is further illustrated by Re Police Association for Northern Ireland's Reference (1990).

At the time, due to the Buddhist emphasis on the renunciant life, Buddhism was criticized by Confucianists.

Other scholars have proposed, however, that the position of Buddhism in India versus China was not all that different, as Buddhism had to deal with the problem of filial piety and renunciation in India as well.

" He was particularly harsh in his denunciation of sexual ambiguity and polymorphous androgyny in the book.

Huber considered captivity in war, criminal conviction, voluntary renunciation of liberty, and birth from a female slave legal grounds for slavery.