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Attentional explanations of the negative BOLD signal provide a better account of our results than the hemodynamic explanations above because they propose a meaningful role for neuronal suppression (and the resulting negative BOLD).

Our motivation remains different because they proposed a new learning algorithm based on a probabilistic cascade formulation.

The new Basel bank-capital standards, due to be applied from 2006, will increase the addiction, because they propose to give ratings a role in determining how much capital banks must hold.

You'd better believe these are real Amazon lists — irresistible chiefly because they propose new ways of organizing book-reading.

Speaking on The Andrew Marr Show on 22 December, Mr Cable accused the Conservatives of being "in a bit of a panic because of UKIP" after they proposed a 75,000-a-year cap on the number of EU migrants in the UK.

Both the Carter and Clinton administrations foundered because they proposed major policy initiatives and failed to achieve them.

The Liberal Democrats have been keen to talk schools, in part because they are proposing a rise in line with prices and pupils - a 15% rise - for the full age range.

Several said they and Mr. Bush believed that the debates would be better suited to him if they were conversational and informal, and they thought that because they were proposing an early debate to be moderated on NBC's "Meet the Press" by Tim Russert, a widely respected interviewer, reporters would not see their position as a timid one.

"I promise you we will vote against everything, because whatever they propose it is wrong".

John Naughton: Many commentators characterise you as a "contrarian" because you propose a narrative that runs counter to the conventional wisdom about our networked world.

Because we propose a distributed algorithm, a discrete event simulation system has been designed.