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As the macro and molar conversations (conversations that are clearly derivative of normative political philosophy) dominate academic business ethics, some wonder what its distinctive contribution is supposed to be and what is the justification for including it (and often, requiring it) in the business school curriculum.

The work, though, is clearly derivative, referencing Matisse, Brancusi, Motherwell almost to the point of plagiarism.

In some cases, such as when the lover in "Buah Rindu II" contemplates the clouds, as a "motif which is clearly derivative, but retold in Hamzah's words is fresh and moving".

The steep first horizontal derivative and the zero isoline of the vertical derivative are clearly recognized along the entire EBFZNP over an area that shows no surface topographic features of an active fault.

These InAs nanostructures are clearly observed in the derivative AFM image at the inset of this Fig. 2b.

Human Expression: The porcine and human genomes and the derivative biology are clearly not identical.

Consistent with the Iberian-NW African focus of Hg HV0, derivative lineages are clearly evident, albeit in small numbers, among different NW African Jewish communities in contrast to their absence in the Caucasian (Azerbaijani, Georgian), Iraqi and Iranian Jewish Diasporas (Tables S1 and Table S3).

In the 34 years since the original report of the NOD/Shi strain in Japan, the genomes of the derivative colonies are clearly exhibiting genetic drift.

The formation mechanism of products 2 and 4 was similar to that of the other fluorescent dihydropyridine derivatives, which are clearly elaborated by Kikugawa and Beppu and confirmatively reviewed by Esterbauer et al. Figure 2 LC/MS analysis.

Municipalities, for instance, may not be allowed to buy or sell derivatives unless these are clearly matched by an underlying interest (a loan that needs hedging, say).