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In spite of the work of Smith and to a lesser extent Lyell and others, d'Orbigny's approach was essentially that of a catastrophist.

This approach was essentially an accident, Greenhouse explains, inspired by an unusually generous labor pact struck between General Motors and the United Auto Workers during the early days of the postwar boom.

While the French had long cultivated alliances among certain of the Native Americans, the British post-war approach was essentially to treat the Native Americans as a conquered people.

This approach was essentially resource neutral, both for the health department and the hospitals.

This approach was essentially devoted to identifying the activating and regulatory signals of autophagy in lepidopteran organs and tissues.

This approach was essentially based on the experience in HIV patients, in that the success of Cryptosporidium treatment depends on antiretroviral treatment, rather than specific anti-parasitic drugs, and that clinical improvement often parallels the restoration on the immune response.

Mr Cameron's approach is essentially Victorian.

This approach is essentially correct.

"On the other hand, their approach is essentially that food is dangerous.

Our approach is essentially to recreate a series of forecasts based on diffusion indexes that we construct in real time.

Dianne Murphy, who is in charge of the F.D.A.'s Office of Pediatric Therapeutics, recently told me that the agency's approach is essentially "a passive process".