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But treating the show holistically -- and reading it against the grain -- works to Ms. Brown's benefit.

But treating the incident as anything less than an outrageous aggression looks weak.

But treating the economy, on one hand, and women and family, on the other, as if they are mutually exclusive is a fallacy.

High-energy sources, such as linear accelerators, deposit their energy at a greater depth, sparing the skin but treating the deep-seated tumour.

We are still far from being able to reap the full benefits of neuroscience, but treating the brain like a machine will eventually allow us to fix or alter it to our liking.

"A few downloads here or there are not going to make a measurable difference to book sales, but treating the text as something that is available to be used or adapted in some unspecified way is a different matter".

This view of property is neither libertarian nor communitarian but treats the community as the precondition of individual freedom.

It makes the fetus eligible for prenatal care, but treats the woman as a mere vessel, an incubator".

He said most of the satire in the country lampooned politicians but treated the military as a sacred cow.

Reade became a fellow of Magdalen College, Oxford, in 1835 but treated the position as a sinecure.

If the community of biologists in question did not proceed in this way, but treated the hypothesis as a "science stopper", then its pursuit would not be scientific.