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It is a pleasing position for the British driver, then, before the real business of the weekend begins but also instructive for the season ahead.

As the second half progressed the Socceroos eventually broke their visitors' resistance, not only fair reward on the balance of play, but also instructive in the ever-ongoing search for post-Cahill attacking solutions.

) An occasional Fridge Inventory, peeking inside Mr. O'Leary's refrigerator, is something of a meta-blog conceit - akin to "What I had for lunch today" but also instructive.

For Curry, the Final Fantasy VII challenge proved not only comforting but also instructive.

The example of Blink-182 is absurd, but also instructive.

Not only is the hockey often exceptional in the next two rounds, but also instructive.

Comparisons of this passion, the first prepared by C. P. E. Bach for his post as music director in Hamburg, with the better-known St. Matthew Passion of J. S. Bach (1727) are unfair but also instructive.

Browsing these comments is scary but also instructive.

Co-authored by Fairfax journalist John Stensholt and Leopold Method publisher Shaun Mooney, the book is a timely reflection on football's incredible growth over the past 10 years, but it is also instructive for the upcoming decade.

The case is also instructive for the larger Muslim world where rulers are brutal, have the Messiah complex, and assert willful powers to seek immunity from crimes they commit to perpetuate their hold on power.

The findings reported here are also instructive for performing a proper genetic diversity analysis of highly incomplete GBS or other genotype data.