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The story didn't end with the triumph of repatriation but explored the difficulties of reëntry and questions of national policy.

This not only condemned violence, but explored the possibility of a joint stand by Catholics and Protestants on the divisive, underlying issues.

The curators remark, "it is obvious that contrary to standard practice, his landscape prints were not based on clearly identifiable sites but explored the transformation of a chosen motif".

We did not put this question directly to the doctors but explored the doctors' feelings during consultations and how they thought they could improve their consultation style.

We did not formally test for publication bias but explored the relationship between the logit Se, logit Sp, and log diagnostic odds ratio and the effective sample size (Deeks 2005) using funnel plots.

For calculations, we estimated the population food allergy prevalence as 3% overall, 3.9% for a 0 19 year old, 1% for peanut allergy, but explored the effect of different prevalence estimates in sensitivity analyses due to the considerable uncertainty in the literature surrounding food allergy prevalence in different populations [ 2, 7, 8].

But now the case is in the hands of a jury and there is not much to do but explore the city and wait.

As the documentary has done nothing but explore the shared life of the boomer as if it were a single, terrifying organism, the film's shift to an intimate profile is welcome.

Perhaps what is more exciting about Slugger is that it doesn't reduce consent to the singular act of getting a yes, but explores the nuances that exist within.

But exploring the costs of war is not foreign to the school's curriculum, said Col. Scott Krawczyk, the head of the academy's English and philosophy programs, who taught "Home" to a section of first-year cadets.

Temporary shows dominate mostly by Israeli artists but explore the basement rooms to find the Old Masters collection, including Gainsborough and Reynolds, then head upstairs for the superb Impressionist and Post-Impressionist galleries, taking in Picasso, Chagall, Klimt and Van Gogh.