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It would allow the state in the second trimester to “regulate the pregnant woman’s abortion decision and its effectuation only in ways that are reasonably related to the physical health of the pregnant woman.”

Kim Jong-un's younger sister has seen a spectacular ascent in her public role in the effectuation of North Korean state policy in recent years.

He also ruled the order probably violated the Establishment Clause, writing that “even if the Second Executive Order has a national security purpose, it is likely that its primary purpose remains the effectuation of the proposed Muslim ban.”

In the source code for the website there’s a second message: “The Neuromatrix effectuation and schemas of Phantom Pain are all presupposed by probative concepts and attestations.”

The company's goals may be simply to assist administrative staff in the day-to-day operation of the company or to assist marketing in the effectuation of marketing systems.