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The Hobby Lobby ruling does not even rest on a constitutional principle but rather the interpretation of a statute (the Religious Freedom Restoration Act of 1993), which means it could be addressed by Congress, at least theoretically.

Of course, this does not mean that the PSA of dynamical models is incorrect, but rather the interpretation of the sensitivity coefficients should be carefully managed.

While on the run for three years, Hamid began questioning the teachings of the Koran; not the Koran itself, but rather the radical interpretations used by radical Muslims.

Many of the group's beliefs are not disconnected from Islam, as some claim, but rather the product of an extreme interpretation of the faith.

So it's rather the interpretation of him that's frightening?

Nonetheless, we need not take the metaphor of the mirror quite so literally; rather, our beloveds can reflect our selves not through their inherent similarity to us but rather through the interpretations they offer of us, both explicitly and implicitly in their responses to us.

For 32percentt of the women, the change in recommendation was based not on disagreement about the radiology or pathology findings, but rather on interpretation of the standards for care endorsed by the National Comprehensive Cancer Network, an alliance of 20 cancer care centers in the United States that publishes treatment guidelines and educational materials for physicians.

This does not diminish the importance of other aspects of self-management but rather allows interpretation of the specific effects of a physical activity intervention.

"Their style is not a pastiche but rather an interpretation influenced by the robots' characteristics," Tresset tells The Creators Project.

Therefore, the block at the DN3 to DN4 transition upon loss of FADD is not due to abrogation of pre-TCR signaling, but rather may involve the interpretation of the pre-TCR signals.

The information is not in what the mirror is actually reflecting back to us, but rather our interpretation of it.