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The multiple acupoints each activated different groupings of frontal-limbic-striatal brain regions, suggesting some acupoint specificity but also a commonality in the regions affected.

The battle against liberal N.G.O.s in Israel, and the one that E.C.I. is now seeking to fuel against liberal advocacy groups here, have their differences but, also, a measure of commonality in their intolerance of dissenting views.

But there is also a commonality to them that goes beyond the fact that they are so depressing.

It implies not only a certain commonality but also a genuine comfort level.

Models proposed for transcription, like replication, involve loops forming factories (Cook 1999; Sutherland & Bickmore 2009), implying a degree of commonality in mechanisms, but also a potential conflict of organization.

"There is the same distrust and disparity of cultural approach, but also an underlying need to find commonality".

Operating through a kaleidoscopic flow, the pairings between the discursive scenes and the articulated feelings of Muslim queers reveal a process of becoming an affective community, which is not only shaped by the distribution of individual affective practices along distinct relation with space and time, but also realised through a commonality in ways of feeling differently.

The appraisal cases we present illustrate the presence of the Anna Karenina principle, but also many commonalities.

The cases we present illustrate the presence of the Anna Karenina principle, but also many commonalities.

The aim of the research is to highlight not just the differences but also the commonalities of the selected acoustic parameters of these churches.

To better navigate this landscape of infectious diseases, it is important to not only understand the mechanisms of individual diseases, but also the commonalities between them.