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"Lioness" is hard to feel entirely comfortable with, as it's not an album Winehouse intended, but rather a compilation of leftovers.

Translational medicine (TM) is not really a new research area, but rather a compilation of a number of research areas that the scientific community has been involved in for the last decades, in the clinic, academia as well as industry.

As Gidding crafted the screenplay, he came to believe that the novel was not a ghost story at all, but rather a compilation of the insane thoughts of the lead character, Eleanor Lance.

The report does not address a single planned study but rather a compilation of data from a number of ad-hoc investigations in response to the outbreak plus observations and findings made by the authors.

There are sound theoretical reasons for these rituals of ownership and trade, the most basic of which is that the 'team' is not a unified entity but rather a compilation of individuals with distinct professional identities: intensivist, nurse, respiratory therapist, resident, and so on.

This review is not comprehensive but is rather a compilation of clues that flag areas of management requiring improvement.

Our study did not involve comprehensive searches of genome databases, but is rather a compilation of known group I introns and HEGs in bacteria.

This book is not, and is not supposed to be, a critical review of the literature but is rather a compilation of all known information on filoviruses by subject matter experts that is presented for filovirologists.

It wasn't a scholarly or data-driven piece, but instead a compilation of my feelings.

One looks at these two huge volumes of women's writings and traditions and it's difficult not to suspect that this compilation is not a monument to the culmination of the power and creativity of Irish women but rather a signal of almost the beginning of it.

But rather a motivating force.