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Certainly there can be hardly a better exposition of this philosophical reality than that put forward by MacIntyre.

We appreciate the reviewers' comment and understand that a better exposition of these ideas will improve the message of the manuscript.

Despite the recent progress in studying some properties of Au III) adsorption and reduction by Bacillus megatherium D01 biomass, there is still a need for additional data on the molecular mechanisms of biosorbents responsible for their interactions with Au III) to have a further insight and to make a better exposition.

Note that, the adjustment discussed and shown here does not give us a hexagon and is only to facilitate better exposition of the calculation and arguments.

As BeatonTheDonis said: "There probably has never been a better satirical exposition of the logical conclusion of liberal capitalism than that of Milo Minderbinder accepting payment from the Germans to bomb his own airbase".

We aimed at creating and describing a new surgical technique for transvaginal removal of exposed mesh that would enable better exposition and access, thus facilitating optimal treatment.

Next to the 2014 Sochi Olympics, there is perhaps no better exposition of how sport, patriotism and business intersect in modern Russia than Jones's emergence as a Russian boxing phenomenon.

For the sake of better exposition, let, where is the ratio of two statistically independent random variables.

We have also briefly described the latest trends in the development of compounding technique, which portray better exposition of the strategies adopted for the researchers and practitioners.

Although our main interest is in providing a simple proof of the so-called AW integral, we will list related densities for better exposition and for indicating the ways of possible generalization of AW integrals and polynomials.

The exposition is made from first principles to promote a better understanding of the potentialities, limitations, applications, and interrelations of these computational methods.