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• It's possible for an invalid and very long file name to pass the include safety check, resulting in a file name bigger than its intended buffer, and obviously a buffer overflow.
• Keynes also makes an invalid argument, claiming that a fall in the nominal wage rate may not decrease the real wage rate but would rather increase the rate of unemployment.
• They just gave up half a billion for invalid patents on an obvious idea, after the company that might not own those patents had to pay off another company to license them.
• It seems to default to either redrawing the menu or logging out if you select an invalid menu option, which again can be confusing if you're not in a harmless text editor.
• It's not an invalid view, but it's not the only view.
• Or maybe they just know enough thermodynamics to understand why Sewell's arguments are totally invalid .
• This is not to say that a scientifically unproven theory is invalid .
• No need to be surprised - a theory is invalid if shown to be so beyond reasonable doubt.
• If the command-line options are invalid or the configuration file has an error, Synergy writes an error message to the shell and quits.
• In the conjunction task, the error rates were lowest in valid trials and highest in invalid trials.
• On the new browsers, invalid CSS may break your page just as invalid HTML will.
• This argument for fatalism does not commit the same fallacy (that is, use the same invalid argument) as the first one that I gave.
• Automatically lock accounts or access paths after a preset number of consecutive invalid password attempts.
• Cases 635, the Court held invalid the second marriage of a Muslim when the first marriage had not been dissolved, although pursuant to Islamic law the second marriage was valid.
• This argument is invalid, and all invalid arguments are unsound.
• Improper induction and therefore invalid argument, cried a geeky voice in Jocelyn's head.
• By 1800 there were perhaps less than a hundred valid names but thousands of invalid ones.
• The argument is manifestly invalid as there is no way that can be derived from (a).
• Now anything I put in the CD drive or floppy drive comes up with an invalid system disk error.
• Users who try to pass an invalid e-mail address are shown an error message that tells them what to change.
• Therefore the threats will be justified unless the patents are invalid .
• He's absolutely right that these arrest warrants and these search warrants were invalid .
• Looking at the Margo Lake warrant, any information as to the location of the vehicle by monitoring the tracking device should be excised as having been obtained by an invalid warrant.
• The vast majority were returned for being invalid .
• So the knowledge argument is invalid because it involves a fallacy of equivocation: ‘know’ means something different in the two premises.
• When I attempt to boot the program, I receive a message stating there is an invalid system disk.
• Eighty years after Wallace's book, our universe could not be more radically different, yet human hope continues to impose the same invalid argument upon it.
• Thus, recourse to tradition in abstract, speculative argument is invalid .
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• He is being held on suspicion of traveling with an invalid passport, but Bosnitch said Fischer was never notified by the U.S. government that his passport was revoked.
• This time, with the women there, the soldiers let him through, but he was afraid to go with the invalid permit.
• Not that the arguments are invalid ; but they cannot prove the conclusion, if they cannot prove it except to someone who already accepts it.
• Boo's excuse that he was off the island was invalid .
• An invalid entry is merely erased and the cursor is returned to the beginning.
• Over time, programs installed onto your computer can bloat the System Registry with invalid entries.
• On June 24, the Federal Court ruled that the land seizure was invalid - a huge setback for Canberra's nuclear dumpsters.
• This incents gaming at the company level, contribute invalid data for erstwhile competitors while using your real graph for search.
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• For the second time in recent US history, voters have had their ballot papers discarded as invalid .
• Each judge, said Marei, will prepare a written statement showing figures concerning how many voters the station included, how many voted and the number of valid and invalid votes.
• Any philosopher can tell you this is an invalid argument.
• He notices the password is invalid and went back and informed the customer that he just needed to reset the login password.
• He claimed the proceedings were a sequel to the 1991 raid in which his home had also been ransacked but which had been illegal as an invalid warrant had been used.
• This would have affected his decision to issue the warrant and results in a finding that the warrant was invalid and should not have been issued.
• But the fact that such arguments are deductively invalid does not mean that they are not sometimes inductively strong.
• Not all of the techniques will work cross-browser, so sometimes your code will be invalid .
• But in truth, they are not purporting to tell the American public, say, that one of their patents is invalid or that the scope of its claims is not what it might appear to be.
• Mr Shipley's argument is that the defendants entered into the settlement on the basis that the patents were invalid .
• she spent the rest of her life as an invalid
• But this objection is invalid because there is a universal test of true knowledge, and this test
• But Clark challenged the legality of the suspension in the Federal Court last year, and the court found that the minister's actions were invalid .
• Moreover, faith is not something to which the concept of ‘validity’ can be applied: it is never valid nor invalid to have faith in such and such.
• However, these cards are otherwise ordinary and follow all the rules regarding valid and invalid plays.
• Each run consisted of 16 valid trials, 16 invalid trials, and 8 no-go trials in random order.
• I believe that it was perfectly legitimate to pursue a belief, as Tony did, that there was something improper or invalid about the party's registration.
• But when they tried to claim they were told their policy - for which they had paid a monthly premium over a four-year period - was invalid .
• Mills says that this argument is invalid , because a physical event can have features not explained by the event which is its sufficient cause.
• A better strategy would be for the recipient to bounce the e-mail back to the sender, creating the illusion that the e-mail address was invalid .
• He produced an invalid passport and failed to inform the officer that it was not valid.
• If it is the latter then the protests are invalid simply because pen to paper would restore the balance.
• If an argument is invalid , there is no deduction for it in the system.
• If some of the HTML markup is invalid , some authors may become discouraged from providing valid HTML code.
• But no amount of investigation of innerworldly entities can explain the difference between truth and falsity or shed any light on the distinction between valid and invalid cognitions.
• Both of these concepts undermine the ability of the working class to examine the real world around us and to differentiate between valid and invalid conclusions about it.
• Second, we can try to show that the conclusion does not follow from the premises, and thus the argument is invalid , proving nothing.
• We believe the Rambus patents are invalid , not infringed and unenforceable.
• The Corporation announced that an invalid SSL certificate that web sites use is required to be installed on the user computer to use the https protocol.
• My passport is valid for another two years.
• My passport is valid for another two years.