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Also influential were his psychology, logic, and natural philosophy.

Also influential was the federal appellate practice course taught by Professor John H. Blume and Hon.

Also influential were Léopold Senghor and Aimé Césaire, who were natives of Senegal and Martinique, respectively.

Also influential was a new religious-based moralism in Protestant countries.

Also influential are his Méditations chrétiennes (1683; "Christian Meditations") and Traité de morale (1683; A Treatise of Morality).

Also influential were ideas expressed in existentialism and phenomenology, such as freedom and responsibility, the immediacy of experience, and an individual's role in creating meaning in life.

Also influential was a small group of Democratic businessmen who persuaded large business groups to agree to an employers' fee, though one smaller than Mr. DiMasi's original proposal.

Also influential was the crusading journalism of primetime current affairs host John Campbell, who made the plight of hungry schoolchildren – New Zealand has no official free school meals programme – into a major issue.

Also influential was the example he offered of the philosopher measuring the value of any philosophy according by its ability to effect social change.

Also influential was Avicenna's definition of the soul as a separate substance and his thought experiment of the "Flying Man" (Hasse 2000, 80-92; Hasse 2008).

Also influential was Judith Moore's memoir, "Fat Girl," which she calls "raw and real".