One might reject E1 on the grounds that the object christened 'Theseus II' ceases to exist as soon as the first plank is discarded, either because ships have all of their parts essentially, or because the ship that existed at the time of the christening is not identical to any ship that exists at any earlier or later time.
"It's quite difficult for the incredibly good-looking poor dears, who are getting jobs essentially because of their looks, and for whom ability is a secondary consideration.
This paper argues that the perspective of Korean fathers is different from others essentially because of their location and cultural context of Korean.
Species in this family include watermelon, cucumber, squash and marrow, all of them cultivated essentially because of their fruits, but this family also includes species of interest for other reasons, as, for example, their contents in potentially therapeutic compounds (e.g. Momordica charantia) [ 2].
James Kalven, a writer who advises the residents of the Stateway Gardens apartments in Chicago, said the public housing eviction law had created a "whole group of guys who are essentially nomadic because of their felony convictions, getting out of jail and having nowhere to go".
It should be obvious that when the United States has threatened war against a country, it treads in the precincts of racist war propaganda for a news article about that country to essentially say, "Because of their religion, their leaders aren't like our leaders -- they lie," without substantiating that claim at all or presenting balanced views of experts on the topic.
MSCs are common to all mammals tested to date, and have been viewed as essentially benign because of their frequent lack or suppression of immune effects on hosts.
It's certainly not for the government to essentially discriminate against families because of their size".
In mammals, dioxins essentially accumulate in fats because of their high lipophilicity.
