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The Rotary people did not go away, but instead founded new space companies.

The paper was careful not to take a view on the guilt or otherwise of the men, but instead founded its campaign on opposing the fast-track extradition procedure introduced in 2003.

He aimed to have a career in city planning, but instead founded Hospital Portrait Service, a business that took pictures of newborns.

What the Philippines needs more than ever is a true economic revolution, one that ensures the Philippines is not only a democracy in formal-political terms, but instead founded upon the principle of éga-liberté: Political freedom built upon an egalitarian economic system.

Born in Malaysia, but raised and educated in Australia, Koh instead founded a Melbourne-based company called Global Virtual Support that hires Southeast Asia-based employees to handle customer service requests for medium-sized companies.

He took his membership fees to the Hillcrest Country Club, instead, founded for the Jewish golfers who were discriminated against elsewhere.

Jewish faith, therefore, rather than consisting of propositional beliefs concerning God upon which foundation halakhic observance is based, is instead founded upon the evaluative decision to commit to that very system of observance.

He was however dismissed as party leader in February 2002 due to controversial remarks he made in a newspaper interview on immigration-related issues, and instead founded LPF a few days later.

Had America's Founding Fathers "wanted to found a Christian nation, they would have said as much, but instead they founded it on the principle of religious freedom," said Mihir Meghani, a co-founder of the Washington-based Hindu American Foundation.

He also liked to get up the establishment's nose by rarely joining in college functions, instead founding the North Oxford Labour party - "there were two of us" - and composing and singing his own songs on Marxist literary theory to traditional Irish folk tunes in local pubs.

They did not linger on "Mosquito Island", instead founding their first trading post at Ziguinchor in 1645.