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Post-Ceaușescu times can be very instructive in North Africa, much more so than martial law under Jaruzelski or Husák's normalization," says Mr Kwaśniewski.When it comes to democracy promotion, Poland clearly does not suffer from lack of ambition.

Also, writer's block can be very instructive, painful as it may be.

This restriction can be very instructive when it comes to investigating the mechanisms underlying the process.

Looking at the investor's recent portfolio should also be very instructive in assessing fit.

Clearly, finding such a stimulus could be very instructive in finding ways to improve mucosal vaccines.

I do not think so and a look at the UK experience is very instructive in this context.

Resolution of this issue would be very instructive, as the gene in question is an important component of synapse complexes.

These results could be very instructive for the potential applications in voltage-sensitive devices, tunable sensors and photovoltaic switches.

Here, it would be very instructive to address evolutionary adaptation directly in replicated experiments with defined selection regimes.

In this regard, the U.S. Treasury yield curve can be very instructive.

(Flannery O'Connor: "Ghosts can be very fierce and instructive").