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An additional perspective about this emerges from the work of Hilan Warshaw, who captures in his paper, "No One Can Serve Our Cause Better Than You: Wagner's Jewish Collaborators After 1869," Wagner's sense of Jews as crucial to the vision and execution of his artistic vision.

These luminaries inevitably encouraged each other to produce ever more wonderful ideas about this emerging technology.

"Did you or ministers raise with officials either at the ONS, the Treasury, or FCO any concerns about this emerging issue?

McLuhan wasn't overly enthusiastic about this emerging obsession, seeing it as a way for consumers to offload the information overload and psychic stress of modern life.

"We've had a severe violation of the separation of church and state in the handling of what to do about this emerging technology.

It is best, however, to think about this emerging issue of American power and leadership in three ways: America's power relative to its rivals' and to other alternatives, including its allies.

My evidence to both Hutton and Butler was that the real intelligence analysts did their best to ensure a balanced assessment reflecting the uncertainty about this emerged for the public, but were overruled at the most senior level by those without the appropriate experience and expertise.

"Everyone's talking about this emerging class in Brazil, and its new power to buy consumer goods.

Singapore's scientists and clinicians are enthusiastic about this emerging discipline and the therapeutic potential of stem cells in general.

I kept hearing about this emerging iconic place.

Why have investors remained skeptical about this emerging synergy between social and economic goals?