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The authors' insights are used to inform a more general set of reflections on the nature of urban and environmental change, and the linkages between the two.

The intention of this paper is therefore to bridge this gap by providing the authors' insights and perspectives on the aspects of the organisation and planning used for a nationwide implementation of the '11 for Health' football-based educational programme, using the project in Mauritius as an example.

The criterion 'opinion about patient involvement' was assessed on the basis of authors' insight of the participant as being 'positive' (eg, contributing to the patient perspective workshop or involving partners in own activities), 'indifferent' or 'sceptical' (eg, resistant, not collaborating with partners).

The author's insights on this topic may be quite edifying, but you will not find them in this book.

Claire Tomalin and Robert Douglas-Fairhurst both produced impressive biographies of the author, providing insights into the real-life figures inspiring his characters.

What that failed experiment revealed about human selfhood, animal consciousness, and the nature of freedom was matched by the author's insights into family life and loss.

In barely 70 pages of text, the author offers insights into her method of creativity (and her periods of noncreativity) and describes how deeply affected she was by reading Proust and other writers.

The arrogance of this project is leavened by a recognition that the author's insights can be found elsewhere: the book contains literary criticism and mythological exegesis, as well as therapy.

This single elegant sentence proves that if the brilliance of "Son of a Gun" lies in its restraint, its importance lies in the generosity of the author's insights.

Although her aim is to create a thorough portrait of the woman who raised her, the book, arranged non-chronologically, draws shape and momentum from the fact that it is also a record of the author's insights into the forging of her own character.

The anecdotes are duds ("Not recognizing her was a first-class blunder, but I hadn't expected Reese Witherspoon to be carrying a small child"), and the author's insights into stardom don't rise much above his overall assessment of the Academy Awards: it's an honor just to be nominated.