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The science she describes may be ambiguous, but on this point Paul is absolutely right: there is so much that can change after a child enters your arms.

Francis delivers his instructions with the air of a patient and straightforward teacher, though the Japanese techniques and ingredients he describes may be unfamiliar to Western disciples.

One possible origin of tensions between the Dutch and their Muslim immigrant population, which Ian Buruma describes, may be due not so much to a divide between cultures as to a divide between generations ("Parade's End," December 7th).

A word counter along the lines of the LENA device that's used as part of the program Talbot describes may be a useful aid for rewarding parents for speaking more, but it is not nearly enough.

The exhibits that Ms. Smith describes may be flawed, or, in the case of the Armani exhibit, too heavily influenced by the funding source (as if exhibits funded by wealthy donors or government agencies weren't slanted as well), but they represent landmark strides in addressing the concerns of the public.

The mainstream is saying the behavior we describe may be real, but is minor".

The hallucinations they are able to describe may be traumatizing, not comforting.

What she is describing may be cryptococcal meningitis, a fungus infection that kills rapidly, with blinding pain.

It also suggested that some of the principles described may be suitable for plasma-derived therapeutics.

The animal model described may be useful to study stability of human microbiota designed for FMT.

The world Clement is describing may be the bleak reality of a country that has such softness of sensibility, it's little wonder it has been so abused.