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In a Point of View programme on BBC Radio 4, Professor Mary Beard argued that one of the key functions of a university education is to push students beyond their immediate comfort zone in terms of learning.

One can take such critiques further: on Literary Hub, last fall, Namrata Poddar argued that one of the classic commandments of the writing workshop, "show don't tell," was, as she put it, a "colonial relic," which ignores the power of "orality" in literary traditions around the world.

Based on several internal publications of BJP, RSS and Shiv Sena, Paola Baccheta (1999) has argued that one of the pillars of Hindu nationalism rests on "queerphobia" in which queer gender and sexualities are constructed outside the Hindu nation (and hence must be exiled!) through a misogynist conception of gender and heterosexist notion of sexual normatively [ 24].

While the mechanisms at play are not clearly understood, it has been argued that one of the main indirect effects of maternal HIV on infants is compromised parenting, mediated by poor maternal mental health (Stein et al., 2005).

It has been argued that one of the criteria for selecting quality indicators is whether they clarify agreement on the objectives of a system/organisation.

Fassel argued that one of the reasons for Barber's strong season in 1999 was "we didn't wear him out".

Microsoft argues that one of the advantages of CNTK is its ability to run on a single core, as well as on a large cluster of GPU-based machines.

Microsoft argues that one of the reasons it moved slowly here was to ensure extensions could run in the browser without compromising security.

We did not argue that one of the benefits of testing pesticides on adults is to improve the health of children, but we acknowledge that some studies might have this potential benefit.

Kerac and Seal (2014) argue that one of the limitation of programmes relying on single intervention targeting an individual in a household is use of programme inputs for other purposes than intended.

But environmentalists argue that one of the goals of renewable energy is to cut back on the heat-trapping gases emitted from burning most things, whether fossil fuels or bananas.