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Usually this does not include full text of folktales, but instead helps you to find folktales on a common theme; you then have to look up the references to find the articles or books elsewhere.

Perhaps the time has now come to either start that phasing out or to modify the quota so that it does not offer unfair protection to the few big independents which currently supply the majority of the programmes, but instead helps to ensure opportunities are offered to the mass of small producers, who were the creative powerhouse of the independents' success in the 1980s.

The researchers found that the robot doesn't become the focus of the therapy but instead helps the therapist connect with the patient.

Like with other aspects of life, social media doesn't change the way people date, but instead helps facilitate practices and habits already in place.

He attempts to convince Admiral Kathryn Janeway Kate Mulgreww) out of her plan to travel back in time to help Voyager return home, but instead helps her when a Klingon vessel attacks her shuttle.

For another, it doesn't teach these kids to leave behind where they came from, but instead helps them to come to terms with it, on their own terms, even as they learn a marketable skill in today's tough economic market.

"The peacekeeping operation should not divide people anymore, but instead help unite them.

By electing to obscure the real challenges to reconstruction, these voices are not addressing the problems of Gaza, but instead helping to perpetuate them.

A spokeswoman for Senator Bingaman said that the senator's son did not raise money for Quadrangle, but instead helped make investments.

The more the police fail to defuse confrontations but instead help create them — be it with their equipment, tactics or demeanor — the more ties with community members are burned, he said.

Helper T cells do not directly kill other cells but instead help activate other white blood cells (lymphocytes and macrophages), primarily by secreting a variety of cytokines that mediate changes in other cells.