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Using the "discussion draft" on the hallmarks of a comprehensive, integrate statewide civil legal assistance system prepared by the Project for the Future of Equal Justice as a model, the planners adopted as two overarching goals: (1) the need for the creation of a legal services delivery system that provides comprehensive, integrated high quality legal services to the client community and (2) "100% access to essential legal services for low-income Ohioans such that they are able to secure substantive and procedural equal justice."
The curvy contours, unexpected combinations of textures and materials, bright colors, and infinite detail are Gaudí hallmarks, as are his prevalent religious and nationalist symbolism.
The hallmarks of the synovial abnormalities in rheumatoid arthritis are synovial lining cell proliferation, neoangiogenesis, and inflammatory cell infiltration involving the myeloid, macrophage, and lymphoid lineages [ 1, 2].
This despite the fact that the conflict had most of the hallmarks that, historically, have made for American support for military interventions: humanitarian purpose, concerted allied action (usually good in itself for a 10-point boost in the polls), and an identifiable villain.
The hallmarks of Krens' 10 year tenure have been aggressive global expansion--there are now three Guggenheims in Europe in addition to the two in New York--and the box office smash.