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In plain English, this implies that a group of pre-selected officials or government officers would have the authority to confirm the data on the blockchain.

Accounting for the much bluer national environment, that would imply either that Florida is immune to shifts in the national mood or that the state lurched to the right sometime in the intervening two years.

In other words, Coexist stickers may imply a desire for global love.

Aielli, who was very much alive when she learned of her funeral plans and the death threat they imply, says she is not deterred.

In his standup act, Buress has told rape jokes that explicitly imply sexual violence against women for a laugh.

That seemed to imply a spicy sex life, I say to him the next day.

Specific job descriptions imply a meticulous attention to detail will be necessary in the mission.

Now this setting up of an orderly law-abiding self seems to me to imply that there are impulses which make for order.

The fillip given would have been far, far greater than that which the mere numbers (1,200 for the Division) would seem to imply.

They always imply desquamation of epithelium, which rarely occurs except in parenchymatous inflammations (Figs. 60 and 61).

These two phenomenal facts imply some strong antagonism to the priesthood and their system.

Unless perhaps, as Aunty Rosa seemed to imply, they had sent secret orders.