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Throughout the project, these pillars of sustainability repeatedly emerge, explicitly and implicitly, as critical to the emergence of more sustainable paradigms for regional development.

One point that did not emerge explicitly from the Bookdealer exchange is that a distinction must be made between dealers' own switching of jackets and their selling of books that came to them with switched jackets.

For example, while managing chronic disease is an aspect of appropriate care delivery, we did not assume that provider organizations shared the goal of appropriate care delivery with health plans because it did not emerge explicitly in the interviews.

The literature of the positive theory of income taxation regards the tax schemes in democratic societies as emerging, explicitly or implicitly, from majority voting (see Romer [1, 2], Roberts [3], Cukierman and Meltzer [4], Marhuenda and Ortuño-Ortin [5, 6]).

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Nevertheless this meant that we were unable to test emerging hypotheses explicitly and weakens the strength of our analysis.

Facts that hardly would be communicated in an interview emerge implicitly and explicitly through the exercise.

With the passage of centuries fascinating patterns begin to emerge, some commented on explicitly and at length and some hinted at more glancingly.

Erdogýan's Justice and Development Party emerged from the explicitly Islamist Virtue Party, and it still has strong support among the rural faithful.

A new more radical group – know as the Weichan Auka Mapu (the Struggle of the Rebel Territory, WAM) – emerged, adopting an explicitly anti-Chilean stance and the tactic of burning churches – most recently during the Pope's January visit to the region.

The emerging "One Health" movement explicitly recognizes the inextricable connections between human, animal, and ecosystem health,, and is leading not only to new scientific research but also to projects that help people rise out of poverty, improve their health, reduce conflicts with wildlife, and preserve ecosystems, such as Bwindi's tropical montane forest.