Using Vampire to Reason with OWL Dmitry Tsarkov, Alexandre Riazanov, Sean Bechhofer and Ian Horrocks Department of Computer Science The University of Manchester Manchester, UK {tsarkov|riazanov|seanb|horrocks}@cs.man.ac.

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• Semantic Web
• Knowledge representation
• Logic
• Cognitive science
• Computing
• Information science
• Artificial intelligence
• Knowledge engineering
• Description logic
• Web Ontology Language
• Ontology
• Semantic Web Rule Language

23rd St.Gallen International Competition Law Forum ICF St.Gallen ICF 2016

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• European Union law
• Europe
• Economy of the European Union
• Economic integration
• European Single Market
• Rule of reason
• Competition law
• Article 101 of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union
• Article 10 of the European Convention on Human Rights

THOMAS A. LAMBERT 203 Hulston Hall Missouri & Conley Avenues Columbia, Missouritel: (

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• United States antitrust law
• Business
• Competition law
• Rule of reason
• Anti-competitive behaviour
• Pricing
• Resale price maintenance

THE TRANSFORMATION OF VERTICAL RESTRAINTS: PER SE ILLEGALITY, THE RULE OF REASON, AND PER SE LEGALITY D. DANIEL SOKOL* Robert Bork probably had the single most lasting influence on antitrust law and policy of anyone in t

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Carri Ginter LL.M., Lecturer of European Law, University of Tartu, Attorney-at-law, Sorainen Law Firm

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• Preliminary ruling
• European Court of Justice
• Direct effect
• Supremacy
• European Court of Human Rights
• Supreme Court of the United States
• Supreme Court of Ireland
• Rule of reason
• Supreme Court of Finland
• European Union law
• Law
• Public law

Rule Out Abuse Campaign Part 2 Specific suggestions for addressing the reason for the Rule Out Campaign are grounded in the research on abuse of children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Part

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• Anxiety disorders
• Stress
• Traumatology
• Alcohol abuse
• Posttraumatic stress disorder
• Child abuse
• Abuse
• Alcoholism
• Charles H. Zeanah
• Psychiatry
• Medicine
• Abnormal psychology

Restriction Analysis in ECJ Tax Jurisprudence relating to the Freedom of Establishment: Is the  Court reinventing the wheel?  Gabrielle Pizzuto 1  1.  Recent ECJ cases  Two recent cases delive

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• English law
• Economy of the European Union
• Internal Market
• European Court of Justice
• Procureur du Roi v Dassonville
• Rule of reason
• Rewe-Zentral AG v Bundesmonopolverwaltung für Branntwein
• United Kingdom company law
• Factortame litigation
• Law
• Case law
• European Union law

MATHHOMEWORK POLICY FALL 2005 BOJAN DURICKOVIC Homework will be assigned each time that we meet. As a rule, it is due at the beginning of the following class. Late homework will not be accepted for any reason.

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• Standards-based education
• Homework
• Email
• Textbook
• Education
• Education reform
• Learning

NoIN THE Supreme Court of the United States STEPHEN KIMBLE, et al., Petitioners,

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• Law
• United States antitrust law
• Rule of reason
• Amicus curiae

NoIN THE Supreme Court of the United States STEPHEN KIMBLE, et al., Petitioners,

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• Patent misuse
• Amicus curiae
• Monopoly
• Competition law
• Rule of reason
• Illinois Tool Works Inc. v. Independent Ink
• Inc.
• Market power
• Economics
• Law
• United States patent law
• United States antitrust law