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The film is endearing mindless garbage but also a profound example of India's unique ability to move on from the traumas of its past and make peace with itself.

The officers, Board of Directors, and staff of UJA-Federation of New York mourn the passing of Bernard Berkowitz, beloved father of David Berkowitz and father-in-law of Nancy Berkowitz, who together have set a profound example of philanthropic leadership as active members of UJA-Federation's Solelim Fund and in so many other ways.

Indeed, it is not uncommon to sacrifice a degree of transmission efficiency to secure performance benefits and a profound example of this is forward error correction (FEC) coding.

She nicknamed me "normie" (a person who has never been addicted to anything) and freely called me that in front of the inmates, which was a profound example of her horrible boundaries.

A profound example of the consequences of FcγR binding was witnessed following the administration of TGN1412 to six healthy volunteers in a phase I clinical trial in 2006 [ 37].

"This is sort of a really profound example of you can't always choose what you've been handed, but you can always choose how you handle it".

It's hard to imagine a more profound example of social impact in recent history, yet this was driven mainly by for-profit economic entities that probably weren't promoting a "double-bottom line".

Whitten offered an even more profound example of what the cloud can offer gaming.

It is the most profound example of a widening gap between merely surviving the I.C.U. and fully recovering.

And Draper does not discuss the most profound example of Bush's extreme assertion of executive power: torture.

Impossible at this point to say, and that is the most profound example of the perplexity that will linger into summer.