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That's an example of a genuinely reciprocal arrangement where the interest of both organisations are bound together," Creese says.

But an example of a genuinely collaborative division of labour, in which all are able to reproduce, has recently emerged.Colonial spiders of a species called Anelosimus studiosus divide labour up according to their temperaments, for individual animals have recognisable personalities.

The president might quote Pope John Paul II, who once said, "Radical changes in world politics leave America with a heightened responsibility to be, for the world, an example of a genuinely free, democratic, just and humane society".

The only example of a genuinely successful renovation of a constructivist building in Russia, Selivanova says, is the central library in Vyborg, a small town in the Leningrad region near the Finnish border.

For, in the majority of cases, it is an example of a genuinely popular cultural impetus in action: something that comes, more or less, from nowhere, has no connection to the mass-market forces that grind us down, and exists for just as long as the people using it find it relevant.

Like Neo in The Matrix, one of the last examples of a genuinely original, epic-scale blockbuster with grand franchise potential, film financiers are facing a dilemma.

"It's a great example of a community genuinely being involved in tourism, which is why people are so welcoming," says Steve.

Walker is being challenged not because he pursued conservative policies but because Wisconsin has become the most glaring example of a new and genuinely alarming approach to politics on the right.

Third, the president should work with Michelle Obama '85 and his senior staff to set an example of an administration that genuinely values family life, even amid the most important and pressing affairs of state.

Already some commentators are saying that this is a rare example of a Commons vote that is genuinely historic, one with serious repercussions that will reverberate for years.

12.12am BST MPs vote against intervention in Syria - What it means Already some commentators are saying that this is a rare example of a Commons vote that is genuinely historic, one with serious repercussions that will reverberate for years.