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Most fundamentally, process models acknowledge that "being a leader" isn't an identity but, rather, a set of actions.

A von Neumann Morgenstern solution is not a single outcome but, rather, a set of outcomes, any one of which may occur.

It's not a how-to manual but rather a set of ruminative, truthful sketches on the still under-explored territory of old age for women.

In Mr. Rifkin's view, what Bach meant by "chorus" was not a throng of enthusiastic singers but rather a set of soloists.

Such a map is not a complete DNA sequence, which would be unnecessarily detailed, but rather a set of signposts, using which a geneticist can navigate his way around an animal's chromosomes.

Recalling that his mother had entered into office with "no blueprint" but rather a set of beliefs and values, Mr. Aquino said, "I will follow that formula to a large degree".

They are convinced that what ties Israel and America today is not a covenant of humanistic values but rather a new set of mutual interests: war, bombs, threats, fear and trauma.

"It's not just, 'Hey, everybody, look at this,' " he said, "but rather a new set of norms is emerging about what it means to do mathematics, assuming coordinated participation".

The ability to handle complex development tasks and achieve profitability does not happen by chance, but rather a common set of good practices must be adopted to achieve these goals.

The results include one-time effects caused by construction activities and also annual effects of ethanol production and wind turbine operation; however, the authors do not explicitly report value-added effects, but rather a limited set of economic figures.

The objection, known as Bronfman's objection, that has attracted most attention starts by noting that Joyce's conditions on measures of inaccuracy do not determine a single measure, but rather a whole set of such measures.