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To the Editor: Puzzle solving is a very small subset of problem solving, and the two should not be equated at all.

We also note that from a computational point of view, our assay for sensitivity to multipoint correlations is independent of whether the neural response is correlated with the state of any single check: for each of the ensembles that probe a different kind of multipoint correlation, the number of black and white checks are equated, at each location.

So I think there's a school of physicists who believe that consciousness has to be equated, or at least brought into the equation, in understanding quantum mechanics.

However, since WE can be equated to happiness at work, it has been hypothesized that evidence based strategies to improve happiness could also be effective to improve WE [ 3].

19 Supporting GPs in the provision of timely diagnosis must not be equated with educational attempts at improving rates of early diagnosis.

Furthermore, since changes in genes classically associated with oestrogen regulation are frequently seen with treatment, primary clinical resistance to letrozole should not be equated to hormone-insensitivity at molecular level.

That is simply a question of the application of a pragmatic principle, and we should not be lulled into the belief that somehow subsidiarity is to be equated with only doing things at national level.

Living better and smarter shouldn't be a partisan issue, nor should attempts at facilitating it be equated with destroying "our fundamental rights and liberties as a people".

To the extent that a personal history of allergies can be equated with atopy, our results are at variance with these data.

My house is not the norm but looking at what I have done can be equated in a lesser cost.

His stay at the embassy was his choice and cannot be equated with detention.