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The preponderance of such signs was uncommon in Laguna Beach, once known for its large gay population and the first openly gay mayor in California.

Like other major California campuses campuses, USC filed charges against students based on a “preponderance of evidence.”

So is the critical question of burden of proof — whether Smith must show the case won’t intrude on executive authority by a preponderance of the evidence, for example, or beyond a reasonable doubt.

They were given fair trials in a democracy for their crimes and then found guilty based on the preponderance of the evidence.

The researchers say, that in the absence of pollinators, the human diet will shift towards a preponderance of wheat, rice, oat, and corn, as these are wind-pollinated crops.