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But role models are equally important: successful female entrepreneurs can be both the example of what is possible and the source of funding for other women.

In particular, this family contains both the example of Zhang [19] and the example of Ding et al. [24].

Both relate the example of Waco to earlier events in order to emphasise the consistency of millenarian thought through the ages.

Both cited the example of another chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, Henry Cabot Lodge, leading the Senate after World War I to reject President Woodrow Wilson's treaty creating the League of Nations, with disastrous consequences.

Both versions followed the example of Travelers Aid, a 150-year-old nonprofit organization that provides stranded and homeless people emergency aid so they could return to their homes, and which still exists today.

Mr. Bush's aides fear that both Iran and North Korea will follow the example of Pakistan: They will simply declare themselves nuclear powers, and wait for the world to adjust to that as a new reality.

In these respects and others contemporary philosophers promote a kind of naturalism, and by so doing they follow both the precept and the example of the logical empiricists.

Figures 6 and 7 illustrate the application of both techniques referring to the example of the here discussed demonstration water supply facility.

Both Hurowitz and Rahmawati cite the example of the soy moratorium in Brazil, which brought companies, government and NGOs together to prevent deforestation of the Amazon.

In Denmark the Holmegaard glassworks and in Norway the Hadeland glassworks both followed in some respects the example of Swedish glass.

All aid is distorted by politics at both ends, he says, citing the example of Mauritania several years back, when aid was in danger of being cut off.