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DICTADigital Image Computing and Applications (conference)
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I assume that this statement, even if it is true, is no more than obiter dicta.
Simon Godhill. Jerusalem: City of Longing by Khuri, Giries el- / Arab Studies Quarterly (ASQ)
She won the prize for an article in the Warwick University Law Society's magazine, Obiter Dicta, about whether or not the treatment of Binyam Mohamed while in US custody should be made public or not.
Law student wins award by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Also, given Guidi's deep and extensive reading of the sources, one must take into account even what amount to obiter dicta, such as his comments on Machiavelli's supposed religiosity or on the intellectual effects of the geographic distribution of mendicant houses.
L'inquietudine del Quattrocento by Monfasani, John / Renaissance Quarterly
 
 
 
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