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Where Hoagland succeeds, sometimes brilliantly, is in those poems in which he neither rails against the food court with formulaic sarcasm nor forces forest epiphanies, but instead abides wherever he's found himself, reflects rather than reacts and struggles to meet what he's seeing with a sensibility stripped of any traces of cant.

But if we instead abide by the philosophy that play contributes to work, we end up with employees who are happier, healthier and better able to rise to the high standards we set for ourselves.

BEIJING — The new governor of Tibet said Sunday that the Dalai Lama did not have a right to choose his successor however he wanted, but instead must abide by the "requirements" of Tibetan Buddhist tradition, Xinhua, the state news agency, reported.

But instead of "Abide with Me," or "Michael Row the Boat Ashore," it kicked off with the Youngbloods' "Get Together," played by a band specially assembled for the occasion.

We should instead abide by the universal principle of the inherent dignity and of the equal and inalienable rights of all human beings.

Under his new proposal, telecoms would instead abide by open internet "principles," under which their only real obligation is to let consumers know when their internet is being throttled.

Seen through an archway into the museum's main hall, "Las Meninas" craves congress with "Les Demoiselles d'Avignon" (1907), but, instead, the greatest of paintings must abide Picasso's Velázquez pastiches of 1957 — bagatalles in which he seems less an arch parodist than an abject buffoon.

Their contracts have typically not sought to force candidates to abide by a normal 40-hour workweek, but instead secured higher pay, health care and retirement benefits, paid sick leave, paid personal time off and due process when a worker is fired.

But instead he slumped.

But, instead, he swallowed.

But instead, he volunteered.