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Education in Germany is also funded by the states, so their experience is especially instructive for anyone in Canada looking to fight the rising tide of tuition fees.

In both the text and the film adaptation, the exchanges between the medical social worker and the acerbic "quad" (whose mind is anything but paralyzed) are especially instructive for students headed to careers in physical therapy or occupational therapy.

These assessments were not particularly instructive for me.

It would make especially instructive reading for Mr. Obama and Mr. Romney.

Shephard's discussion of the critical rehabilitative function of Zionism for the Jewish DPs is especially instructive.

The comparison between Bagwell and Biggio may be especially instructive.

A chronological listening is especially instructive with Coltrane.

This example is especially instructive, because it points to a refinement of realism.

Especially instructive is Ramalingam's analysis of GOARN, the Global Outbreak Alert and Response Network.

The auto companies are especially instructive, because they are some of the highest-profile foreign investors in China.

The contrast is instructive for viewers, especially artists and students, but it is also a little unfair to Mr. Robinson given that you cannot help but unfavorably compare him with the French master.