There were highly significant differences in percent cobbing between the two fertilizer levels, with the unfertilized treatment producing significantly more cobs than the fertilized treatment.

[D]oes military necessity accept or justify prima facie unlawful conduct, or excuse those responsible? A related issue, though not addressed here, is whether necessity and military necessity are two distinct notions under international humanitarian law and, if so, whether the former performs exceptional, justificatory, or excusive functions; […]

capable of antecedaneous proof

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