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Therefore, the data given in this example lie in sub-cluster E1.

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The most obvious example lies in the education system.

An obvious example lies in the impact between moving wave and moving hull.

The source of the title story, for example, lies in the £25 postwar loan her father received from His Majesty.

One example lies in the assignment of property rights over "commons", such as fisheries, that are abused because they belong at once to everyone and no one.

Mr. Cresson's garden, for example, lies in U.S.D.A. Hardiness Zone 6b, where winter temperatures can fall to 5 below zero.

Admirers say that his example lies in his refusal to be boxed in - by cliques, by genres, by forms: he is a walking instruction manual on the art of doing your own thing.

An example lies in surely the world's best villanelle, the poem of grief for his dying father, Do not go gentle into that good night, mingling classic iambic pentameter with Welsh cynghanedd, where consonants are echoed, or mirrored.

Instead he points to the improvements made by schools that are using data to sharpen teaching.Sandfields Comprehensive School, for example, lies in the middle of a housing estate close to a steel works and the site of a former petrochemical plant on the edge of Port Talbot.

One critical example lies in tumor microenvironments, where neutrophils can display a strong immunosuppressive phenotype, promoting tumor survival [100, 101].

The key to this puzzling example lies in the fact that more women are applying for jobs that are harder to get.

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