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Papers deriving from that conference have been published in earlier issues of this journal, and are brought together in a Thematic Series entitled ELSA and RRI; this paper is the last in the seriesc.

The appeal derived from both the performances and the program.

The Nobel recipient's name is derived from both her parents' names.

What we found was that restrictions on voting derived from both race and class.

But this concert musters four quartets in music derived from both 20th-century classical music and hip-hop.

The principles of civil disobedience are derived from both Western and Eastern sources.

Trochut says his creative motivations also derive from both the distinct geometric elements and perceptual distortions of M.C.

This report is a synthesis derived from both phases.

Supplements at times are derived from "consensus conferences" which some have opined is a form of drug promotion [23].

He has recently completed a book on Heinrich Hertz's production of electric waves, and edited a book of essays,The Autonomy of Experiment/The Sovereignty of Practice, that derive from a conference he organized with Ian Hacking in 1990 at Toronto.

This book is derived from a conference held at Washington University, March, 2009.