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But a more compelling example is found in stochastic processes in which the chances of future outcomes depend on past outcomes.

Perhaps a more compelling example was how the Federal Food and Drug Administration spied on scientists who alleged that the agency was approving dangerous medical devices.

Still, the NATO-led coalition must and — as these few examples show — can make a more compelling case for the Libyan intervention.

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The Berlin patient was an even more compelling example.

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Sustainable banking offers a path towards more compelling examples of innovative products, quantifiable human impact metrics, and decision-making practices, but mainstream banks could also look to their own past for inspiration.

I put it to him that, at the risk of romanticising urban poverty, there are few more compelling examples of the creative utopias of economic wastelands than the Bronx of the early 1980s, aka the golden age of hip-hop.

But this taxpayer-financed preschool, known as the Nicolaigarden for a saint whose chapel was once in the 300-year-old building that houses it, is perhaps one of the more compelling examples of the country's efforts to blur gender lines and, theoretically, cement opportunities for both women and men.

He believes that scientists may even be able to persuade officials to replace the Archaeopteryx and horse examples with more compelling examples of evolution, and rework textbooks to be more engaging for students.

If "Pedestrian" had a more compelling narrative or metaphorical dimension -- as in, for example, the digitally animated movie "Shrek" -- one would not need to ask.