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In advance of the debate, the RSPB has lobbied MPs not to back the ban but instead support its call for a change in the law.

"Part of our long-term economic plan is having British banks that aren't bailed out by the taxpayer, but instead support the British economy, lend to small businesses, and lend to families," Osborne said.

"Part of our long-term economic plan is having British banks that aren't bailed out by the taxpayer, but instead support the British economy, lend to small businesses, and lend to families," he said.

As we had previously shown, multiplexed bead array-based analysis and ICS do not always produce congruent results, but instead support and complement each other, in combination providing the currently most comprehensive approach to innate immune profiling [16].

It is clearly a possibility; however, our experiments and the respective statistical analyses did not support this possibility, but instead support the parallel memory traces hypothesis.

This suggests that there is no single selective regime influencing all carnivorans, nor is there a drastic shift in selective regime at the base of pinnipeds, but instead support a randomly varying adaptive peak.

The important functions our brain carries out are not farmed out to single distinct brain regions, but instead supported by multiple regions, often in similar but slightly different ways.

The New Zealanders advanced to the Lamone River in anticipation of a crossing but instead supported the British 46th Division in its attack across the river on 3 December.

As in other states, the new Klan was not outwardly focused on suppression of black civil rights, but instead supported traditional morality including opposition to bootlegging, gambling, and other vices that had grown during the period.

That board member also told me that the Victory Fund looked at the DCCC and saw that it wasn't supporting Trevor in the primary but instead supported a self-funded candidate.

Attempting to parse his answer by suggesting that he did "not agree with torture, period," but instead supported "enhanced interrogation," Cain said he would rely on the military to decide which techniques were acceptable.