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BEST DRESSED A tie between two floors and four flues: The flooring in James Huniford's atrium wore coyote fur and crocodile-printed recycled leather, while that in Eve Robinson's elegant, if improbable, Modern Family room (improbable because it proposes a decorous night of Scrabble played by a family of four hopped up on marshmallows) wore silvery-gray pony skin, sliced up and stitched together.

The latter differs from the previous ones because it proposes a different working cycle that is almost automatic and much safer for the operators.

The conjecture is important because it proposes a degree of irreversibility in social evolution due to integration among adaptations in multiple traits, a situation akin to the idea of phylogenetic inertia arising from bauplan constraints [ 9].

The game is unique because it proposes an activity that involves the relationship between concepts of daily activities, allowing the child to learn by means of a play strategy.

This well validated and largely used model was chosen because it proposes an explanatory process and a logic organisation of the determinants of healthcare use.

Professor Ely's theory was both provocative and attractive because it proposed a solution to a vexing constitutional problem, that of how to reconcile an unelected judiciary with a democracy.

The list, leaked to the Sunday Times, is particularly controversial because it proposes rewarding a string of people who helped Cameron's failed bid to keep Britain in the EU.

It is horrible because it proposes, subtly and incrementally, a plausible psychological explanation for what is happening, which the audience must retrospectively insert into the narrative: cannibalism is a symptom of the horror, not the cause.

It's also a pragmatic idea, because it proposes what may be the ray of sunshine out of our climate crisis and its follow-on world energy conflicts.

Moreover, a bill in the House has added concern because it proposes finding savings -- in other words, cutting -- billions of dollars from Medicare and Medicaid.

MDAR seems to have agreed, because two weeks ago, it proposed a new regulation to explicitly prohibit the buying clubs.