These complexities "are surmountable, but they are not surmountable in unrealistic time frames — in time frames that just do not mesh with the overall inertia of the system," O'Sullivan said.
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Issues about violating people's privacy don't seem to be surmountable.
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"These political systems and these weapons are surmountable," said Schlosser.
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He's currently trailing Biden by a sizable but surmountable 210 delegates.
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Such a lead, according to top Rubio officials, is most certainly surmountable.
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GOP leaders insist the divide between moderate Republicans and conservatives is surmountable.
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What once felt direct and surmountable could actually be hiding something indefensible.
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A surmountable problem is that no such systems yet exist at scale.
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Considering the benefits, this seems like a fairly minor and perfectly surmountable drawback.
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In business, I feel like every challenge is surmountable with the right team.
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It's a real challenge, but as we will explain, it's a surmountable one.
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The issue seemed surmountable, so the pair decided to look for a solution.
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An additional stamp tax here and there or passport check is entirely surmountable, though.
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As it is, their differences seem entirely surmountable, and likely to be surmounted reasonably soon.
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That hurdle is surmountable, but what's really tough is legally filling Plex up with media.
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On the other hand, Nelson would also provide Rothwell with a tough, but surmountable challenge.
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Saving that much is a daunting task for anyone, but Mason believes it is surmountable.
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" Still, reaching a final agreement will be difficult, she said, although it's "a surmountable challenge.
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Macron, however, did not avoid the topic, saying the differences over climate change were surmountable.
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Two years ago, the problems discussed seemed surmountable with time and effort from all parties involved.
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Fox said he thought problems to getting a deal were surmountable, including getting it through parliament.
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We must preserve the professional and collaborative dialogue that make even the most intimidating challenges surmountable.
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The conventional flying car is a dead-end, but the barriers to passenger drones are all surmountable.
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This might be surmountable, but would require careful drafting of the law and regulation by tax collectors.
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Twenty seats in England that backed Remain by more than 55% have surmountable majorities of under 5,000.
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Thus, this challenge, like so many others in the criminal justice system, is surmountable with strong political will.
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Because of a number of administrative problems, all of which are surmountable today, that agreement was nullified in 85033.
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All of this may be surmountable except the bears have added two issues that are driving the bulls nuts.
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What had been unbearable just the previous day seemed surmountable, if only because it was the next painful step.
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And I'll echo Cara to say that working in tandem with colleagues always makes the tough stories much more surmountable.
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The good news, however, is that these challenges are easily surmountable and mostly have to do with service or seasoning.
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While either fighter would represent a stark test for an aging Penn, both also look like surmountable challenges for him.
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Supporters are moving forward and trying to build support within the GOP conference, signaling they view Cotton as a surmountable outlier.
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An assist from a mental health professional often makes the challenges of youth—from recess to relocation to relationships—more surmountable.
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"Issues about violating people's privacy don't seem to be surmountable," he wrote in an email statement to the student newspaper, the Crimson.
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If Villanova's run this season has proved that not having football is a surmountable obstacle, it has not erased the obstacle itself.
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"Issues about violating people's privacy don't seem to be surmountable," Zuckerberg told the Crimson about Facemash in an issue published in November 2003.
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Yes, there are challenges on the right — skepticism about climate science and about tax reform — but those are surmountable with time and effort.
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Namely, tax reform is invariably a difficult endeavor, but the Reagan tax reforms demonstrate that it's a surmountable challenge whose efforts prove worthwhile.
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They represent a bigger challenge for AI than games like chess or Go, but there is enough data available to make the challenge surmountable.
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It seems like a problem that is surmountable but the bigger issue is general art audiences have nneven knowledge about different geographical and cultural contexts.
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"The technical challenges, whilst great, are surmountable," said Bannister, who was the captain of the last-ever commercial Concorde flight and has advised Boom's team.
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Their goal of integration into the workforce and local economy is similarly challenging, but often surmountable thanks to the centers' connections in government and the community.
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But these books also raise the question: How much ambivalence is surmountable, and how much is so much it'll kill you if you try to climb over?
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For decades, Western culture treated bullying as an expected rite of passage that tested a man's mettle, an unpleasant but surmountable obstacle on the path to glory.
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Despite Assunção's winning their first bout, however, this one does look like a fairly surmountable challenge for Dillashaw, who has evolved considerably since the pair first met.
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His sexual orientation is indisputably a challenge, but one that's surmountable if opponents stumble, if voters' mood is just so, if his personality sparkles, if his message sparks.
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Uplifting because if a couple can stay together while one half is humiliated publicly every day, then perhaps those disputes about who ought to make the bed are surmountable.
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It's time to put public and private money where more and more students are educated, and remove the real, but surmountable, obstacles that stand between them and a degree.
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Overriding a presidential veto requires a two-thirds vote in both chambers of Congress—a high threshold that may not currently be surmountable in either the House or the Senate.
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They weren't great for him — CBS had him down by 4 points in Ohio and Wisconsin — but those would have been surmountable deficits had he not faced his Friday catastrophe.
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Because Europe's primary challenges are political rather than technical — France already possesses the warheads — sparking public discussion and exploring options makes those challenges more surmountable and the option more real.
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Yet even that might be a surmountable obstacle, were it not for the fact that iPhones can also be set to wipe themselves clean after ten failed attempts to log in.
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Though they're second in the table, a surmountable seven points behind Leicester and quite capable of going on to win the league, Tottenham's momentum has faltered somewhat in the last month.
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That might have all been surmountable — the team is used to hard knocks, a fickle crowd and endless friendly jabs from the competition — had the noise stayed outside the locker room.
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But national attention and expectations have intensified in Virginia since then, and most polling of the race is still within the margin of error, showing a narrow but surmountable Northam lead.
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And Ryan's exploration of some budgetary tricks to make the stabilization plans more palatable suggested that the biggest problem in Congress for these bills — conservatives in the House — might be surmountable.
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Another example came at the start of the postseason, when the Houston Texans were still facing a surmountable deficit in what would become a 30-0 wild-card loss to the Chiefs.
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And House Speaker Paul Ryan's exploration of some budgetary tricks to make the stabilization plans more palatable suggested that the biggest problem in Congress for these bills — conservatives in the House — might be surmountable.
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Lately, we've also been drawn to watching the longtime marrieds (Coach and Tami Taylor 4-ever!) who have taught us that when you have the right partner, all sorts of daunting challenges are surmountable.
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But the data suggests those obstacles are surmountable: European and U.S. VC returns have both been around 15% to 20% in recent years, according to data presented by Amadeus Capital Partners' Anne Glover at the forum.
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The models looked like bold urban warriors ready to take on the harsh realities of the modern world, yet with a joyful renegade spirit that could help make tough circumstances bearable, and maybe even its challenges surmountable.
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But it's surmountable, Mueller-Sim says, pointing to soon-to-be published work on generative adversarial networks (GANs) that, trained on 40–60 images, can detect features of sorghum, grape vines and cannabis flowers in the field.
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The source said Actis already had the support of the largest limited partners for provision of indemnity against any legal claims and that the issue is surmountable because it would be manager of the fund rather than general partner.
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"One possibility is that blindness by itself presents a surmountable challenge to cope with the environment and thereby fosters compensatory sensory, perceptual, and cognitive changes that lead to a surprisingly high level of functioning," Silverstain wrote in a 2013 paper.
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These are the limits in today's grid; once you've overcome any anxiety or grade school flashbacks, all of the ratings are certainly surmountable, and the graceful cluing makes the themers a lot of fun to guess at while you solve.
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Five years ago, he absolutely would have been, but today, when he's five years shy of 50 and he can no longer gamble on his once legendary chin, he looks like a fairly surmountable challenge for the new champion—outcome of their first fight be damned.
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And the infrastructure issue might be surmountable: The idea of building a network of hydrogen fueling stations has limited their appeal, but building a string of H2 fuel stations at truck stops would be an easier sell than trying to make them as ubiquitous as gas stations.
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That includes everything from the finding that employer drug testing helps black job applicants because it lets them overcome negative stereotypes to the fact that African Americans benefit disproportionately from aggressively pro-employment monetary policy because a tight labor market makes discrimination more costly for employers and thus more surmountable.
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Death, truly, looks so small and so surmountable when presented cleanly to you in so many graphs and charts, read at speed while occasionally checking Black Friday listicles: I have been boring my colleagues with what I have learned from half-reading this, and now I am going to bore you. Look!
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Rather than commit the tremendous resources, time, and will that would be required to create a fair education system, we have settled on one in which success is possible, in which the obstacles are sizable but also surmountable, and one that, provided you don't look very hard, passes for actual democracy. ♦
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But through these surmountable challenges, the many inventors have refined the process even more to devise the process we call squeeze casting.
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However, Nazarbayev expressed that he holds all the existing disagreements preventing Armenia's integration into Eurasian Economic Union are surmountable. The Chairman of the Foreign Policy Committee in the Armenian Parliament, Artak Zakarian, announced on 14 May 2014 that Armenia will not build any customs borders, including with the region of Nagorno-Karabakh.
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Comici perfected the Bavarian technique of mountain climbing, and began the era of "sixth grade" climbing (at that time the highest climbing grade considered humanly surmountable). He was the inventor and proponent of using multi-step aid ladders, solid belays, the use of a trail/tag line, and hanging bivouacs, contributing greatly to the techniques of big wall climbing.
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Disease is theoretically surmountable via technology. In short, it is an abnormal condition affecting the body of an organism, something the body shouldn't typically have to deal with its natural make up. Human understanding of genetics is leading to cures and treatments for a myriad of previously incurable diseases. The mechanisms by which other diseases do damage are becoming better understood.
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Physical environment may be a large determinant in one's ability to access ladders of success or even basic sustenance. Professor of urban planning Rob Imrie concluded that most spaces contain surmountable physical barriers that unintentionally create an “apartheid by design,” whereby individuals with disabilities are excluded from areas because of the inaccessible layout of these spaces.Imrie, R. (1996). Disability and the city: International perspectives.
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By blocking AT1 receptors, ARBs lead to lower blood pressure. An insurmountable inhibition of the AT1 receptor is achieved when the maximum response of Ang II cannot be restored in the presence of the ARB, no matter how high the concentration of Ang II is. The angiotensin receptor blockers can inhibit the receptor in a competitive surmountable, competitive insurmountable or noncompetitive fashion, depending upon the rate at which they dissociate from the receptor.
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Unlike animal joints, which have a limited range of motion, a wheel must be able to rotate through an arbitrary angle without ever needing to be "unwound". As such, a wheel cannot be permanently attached to the axle or shaft about which it rotates (or, if the axle and wheel are fixed together, the axle cannot be affixed to the rest of the machine or organism). There are several functional problems created by this requirement, though these may be partly surmountable.
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Counterfactuals were first discussed by Nelson Goodman as a problem for the material conditional used in classical logic. Because of these problems, early work such as that of W.V. Quine held that counterfactuals aren't strictly logical, and do not make true or false claims about the world. However, in the 1970s, David Lewis showed that these problems are surmountable given an appropriate logical framework. Work since then in formal semantics, philosophical logic, philosophy of language, and cognitive science has built on Lewis's insight, taking it in a variety of different directions.
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In the 1929 game against Yale, Radice and George Madigan, "a pair of burly defense men, did most Maryland's tackling in the first half", which The New York Times credited with keeping the Eli's lead to a surmountable 13-0.YALE IS HELD TO TIE BY MARYLAND, 13-13; Fails to Maintain Early Advantage Gained While Booth Is in the Line-Up. BLUE STAR AGAIN BRILLIANT Scores First Touchdown and Paves Way for Another Before Retiring. THEN YALE TEAM FALTER 45,000 See Maryland's Air Attack Even Count in Closing Stagesof Battle.
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Squires commented that a problem of the game is its level cap limit when the player is using only one character. However, according to Musgrave, the game's energy system was "the biggest point of controversy"; he, Willington, Allen, and Mike Fahey of Kotaku criticized it. In opposition, McElroy said the energy system is a "microtransaction hook" that is easily surmountable without spending any real money, and Squires affirmed that because of the duration of a run it "ends up feeling a lot fairer in practice than it sounds on paper".
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Naloxone (also known as Narcan) is used to reverse opioid overdose caused by drugs such as heroin or morphine. Similarly, Ro15-4513 is an antidote to alcohol and flumazenil is an antidote to benzodiazepines. Competitive antagonists are sub-classified as reversible (surmountable) or irreversible (insurmountable) competitive antagonists, depending on how they interact with their receptor protein targets.. Reversible antagonists, which bind via noncovalent intermolecular forces, will eventually dissociate from the receptor, freeing the receptor to be bound again.Stevens, E. (2013) Medicinal Chemistry: The Modern Drug Discovery Process. pg.
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Nicknamed Los Algodoneros (the Cotton pickers), the club was founded on 6 May 1951 by José Maria Olivar and Guillermo Gordillo. The club won promotion to Liga Mayor in 2009 Juventud Retalteca asciende a la Liga Mayor – La Red Deportiva after spending years in the Primera División de Ascenso and defeated national champions C.D. Jalapa 5–0 in the season's opener on August 1, 2009. In February 2012, a car accident in which midfielder Daniel Linares died left the team in shock.Futbolista de Juventud Retalteca perece en accidente – Prensa Libre They were dissolved in 2012 after surmountable financial problems.
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Thus Stapp's usage and Murphy's alleged usage are very different in outlook and attitude. One is sour, the other an affirmation of the predictable being surmountable, usually by sufficient planning and redundancy. Nichols believes Murphy was unwilling to take the responsibility for the device's initial failure (by itself a blip of no large significance) and is to be doubly damned for not allowing the MX981 team time to validate the sensor's operability and for trying to blame an underling when doing so in the embarrassing aftermath. The association with the 1948 incident is by no means secure.
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Lippisch continued to believe that the problems were surmountable, and found an ally in Professor Walter Georgii of the DFS (Deutsche Forschungsanstalt für Segelflug – German Research Institute for Sailplane Flight). Georgii secured funding from the RLM (Reichsluftfahrtministerium – Reich Air Ministry) to purchase the aircraft from Fieseler and work on perfecting it. At the DFS, Lippisch rebuilt the aircraft, removing the canards and the rear engine and renaming it the Delta IVa. Although this flew much better than its predecessor, it was still involved in a very serious crash which led to an investigation of Lippisch's endeavours.
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Within less than a week, the remaining Italian troops were pushed back into roughly the same positions they occupied along the frontier before the declaration of the war. By 13 November, the entire frontier area had been cleared of Italian units, thereby ending the Battle of Pindus in a complete Greek victory. Highly significant for Greek success was the failure of the Regia Aeronautica to attack and disrupt the mobilization and the deployment of the Greek forces as they moved to the front. Due to this failure to interdict movement, the geographical and technical obstacles faced by the Greeks in transporting men and material in the mountainous terrain to the front lines proved surmountable.
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The Witness was released for Microsoft Windows and PlayStation 4 in January 2016, with later versions released for the Xbox One, Nvidia Shield, macOS, and iOS. Original plans for release on the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 were abandoned as the game engine became more demanding, and the team ultimately opted for an initial release on Windows and the PlayStation 4, with support for other platforms following. The Witness received generally favorable reviews from critics, who praised the difficult but surmountable puzzles and the game's art and setting. Within a week of release, the game had sold over 100,000 copies, which was about as many copies as Braid had done within a year of its release, nearly recouping all of the development costs for the game.
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He received a B.A. in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (1992) from the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a Ph.D. in Biochemistry (1999) from Stanford University. Joseph DeRisi is currently a Howard Hughes Medical Institute (HHMI) Investigator and a Professor and Chairman of the Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) with a joint appointment at the California Institute for Quantitative Biosciences (QB3). DeRisi's best-known achievements are printing the first whole genome expression array (), performing the first broad analysis of differential gene expression in cancer cells (), profiling gene expression throughout the lifecycle of the malaria-causing protozoan Plasmodium falciparum, his discovery of the SARS virus, and pioneering virus discovery using gene hybridization array and DNA sequencing technologies (). Joe is also known for tackling any "cool problem" whatsoever, which generally come in the form of biological questions complicated by obstacles not surmountable without invention of new protocols and techniques.
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The interior The land on which the church is built (‘Ploughyard’) was bought for £1,000 from Lady Russell, widow of the Whig rebel Lord John Russell who had been executed in 1683. This was a substantial sum, and its expenditure on a narrow, rectangular plot of land on a North–South axis, hemmed in by buildings on all sides, seemed to fly in the face of the Commissioners’ 1711 stipulation that "no site ought to be pitched upon for the erecting [of] a new church where the same will not admit the church to be placed East and West." Perhaps the orientation of the site was deemed a surmountable obstacle, especially since the site met the needs of the Commissioners in that it was situated "amongst the… better sort… [and on] the larger and more open streets, not in obscure lanes, nor where coaches will be much obstructed in the passage." The land purchase was the work of Nicholas Hawksmoor, one of the two surveyors appointed by the Commissioners of the 1711 Act.
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