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The Wildlife Trusts still think that these and similar ideas need further research to establish whether these technologies could allow the power of the Severn estuary to be harnessed.

The picture is transposed into Fairey's signature style; mixing anarchic propaganda and stencil-esque minimalism he creates simple images that allow the power of the messages to shine through.

However, he added that due to the presence of multiple archetypes which allow "the power of Narrative in its natural state without Art intervening to discipline it", it is a movie reaching "Homeric depths" as a "phenomenon worthy of awe".

The only way that we allow the power of social media to be eroded into hate speech, threats, and trolls is if we don't bring thoughtful and civil conversations and engagement into this important and growing piece of our digital society.

This new fly model of ALS, with its robust pathological phenotypes, should for the first time allow the power of unbiased screens in Drosophila to be applied to study of motor neuron diseases.

Furthermore, such data must lend itself readily to computer analysis to allow the power of digital resectioning and three-dimensional (3D) modelling to be harnessed in the detection of abnormal phenotypes.

However, the law required property owners to sue and be present themselves (not allowing the power of attorney), an impossibility when property owners had been killed or deported.

Indeed, this has been the most sinister work of the Campaign for No One: by accepting (and even embracing) laziness of thought, we have allowed the power of herd mentality to overtake the statistical progress this country has actually made.

Link is then returned to the Temple of Time, where he is met by the mysterious Sheik, who guides Link to rid the five temples of Hyrule from Ganondorf's monsters, allowing the power of the temples to awaken the sages.

These early fleets were limited in size but grew in size in the 10th century, allowing the power of Wessex to be projected across the Irish Sea and the English Channel; Cnut's fleet had as many as 40 vessels, while Edward the Confessor could muster 80 ships.

21, 22 Perceptual distortions between action and inferred effect are also subject to contextual effects of adaptation, which allows the power of these illusions to be revealed.