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Strauss's connection to her subjects runs deep, as evidenced by several emotional e-mail exchanges included in the book.

Indeed, the great strength of British cinema is often that it is unconstrained by narrow nationalism, as evidenced by several UKFC-backed films at Toronto.

The Greater Caucasus is a zone of crustal instability, as evidenced by several extinct volcanoes (e.g., Mount Elbrus) and the earthquakes, often locally disastrous, that disturb the area.

Meanwhile, back at the gallery, Mr. Fullerton has a well-trained if so far unoriginal way with paint, as evidenced by several dark, washy portraits that hover between academic tradition and popular illustration.

Meno, as evidenced by several of his earlier books ("Hairstyles of the Damned," "The Boy Detective Fails"), has a highly developed ear not simply for teenage dialogue but for the teenager's inner life, the mercurial convictions and grotesque vulnerability and disdain for emotional half-measures that can make even the simplest attempt to engage with the world into an all-or-nothing affair.

Finally, the admixture catalyst showed excellent stability as evidenced by several repeatable runs with the recycled catalyst.

Indeed, as is evidenced by several countries, standards implementation, as well as pre-primary policy development, is hastened when the standards are embedded in national legislation.

This then raises the question of the nature of species boundaries within the Cephalophinae and other African bovids and whether the timing of the radiation observed here more accurately reflects sub-specific diversification and/or incipient speciation, as is evidenced by several instances of paraphyly and/or hybridization between sister taxa.

Wooden tools were probably also made, as is evidenced by several well-preserved wooden spears discovered in Schöningen and dated to approximately 400,000 thousand years ago (Thieme 2000), and by parts of similar implements from Clacton-on-Sea Clacton-on-Sea Clacton-on-Seas ago) and Lehringen (around 130,000 to 110,000 years ago; Mellars 1996).

On the other hand, solving the problem using multiple cameras to generate and transmit synchronised video signals is non-trivial and there have been numerous attempts to address it, as evidenced by the several related patents.

He has this incredible knack of nurturing high-level performance from his players by keeping them loose, as evidenced by staging several wacky apparel-themed road trips and a "Zoo Day at Wrigley," which featured visits from real wild animals.