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This not only makes it difficult to attract high-flyers into the public sector, but also makes it hard to raise standards by, for instance, putting the best head teachers in charge of groups of schools.At the same time, benefits are generous in the public sector.

And yet he also — sort of — encourages their blurring, by, for instance, putting himself on the cover of his 1967 novel "Numbers," "leaning against a wall in what was said to be a 'suggestive' pose, a photograph reproduced hazily enough so that I would not generally be recognized from it".

But it also expands surveillance capabilities by, for instance, putting a requirement on ISPs to keep records of users' web activity for a full 12 months.

Researchers can precisely tune the quantum state of that light by, for instance, putting it in a so-called Fock state that consists of a definite number of photons but lacks the usual properties of a classical light wave.

Second, Trump's vow to get tough on trade -- by, for instance, putting a 45percenttariffff on Chinese imports -- would raise consumer prices 3percentt.

Many more have realised the value of helping consumers choose the right food for them and their families, by, for instance, putting in place legislation that ensures that staple foods such as oils, salt and grains offer families maximum nutritional value.

One by SurveyUSA, for instance, put Obama ahead by 19 points among early voters.

If it needed any underlining, he declared that he thought Europe should: "Block the illegal immigrant invasion, NOW!" Salvini's "we are housing our enemies" claim was endorsed by right-wing newspapers: Libero, for instance, put the screenshot of the policeman's execution on its front page beneath the headline, "This is Islam".

Nevertheless, this seems to support the phonological storage hypothesis of multiplication facts as, for instance, put forward by the Triple Code Model (Dehaene & Cohen [ 2, 3]; see also [ 10] for experimental data).

Commission officials, for instance, put the number of homes deliberately destroyed by coalition troops as high as 900.

Zipcar and other car-sharing firms, for instance, put wireless devices with sensors into their vehicles so that customers can hire them by the hour.