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Here, mortality constantly reinvents itself -- death by anthrax, for example, or more recently, death by police raid.
Not surprisingly, the houses found no takers until more soothing names were chosen: Seaview, for example, or (more poignant still) Peacehaven.
News organisations will, as a consequence, divide into populist monoliths which try to be all things to all people – witness the growth of news aggregators, for example – or, more promisingly, slim down and concentrate on what they know about.
Clean air, for example, or, more controversially, the preservation of rare species of plant or animal.In such situations, the first reaction is frequently to legislate to try to ban the externality.
It arrived just at the start of the May sweeps period, when the competition for ratings heats up and viewers can expect special developments -- the return of a much-missed character of "All My Children," for example, or more celebrity contestants on "Millionaire".
Unless something entirely new comes along microscopic fuel cells, for example, or more efficient photo-voltaic cells the world's gadgets are likely to be running on lithium for some time to come.Rechargeable batteries work by exploiting reversible electro-chemical reactions at the battery's positive and negative terminals (electrodes).
Rather, have them comment on the organization of the course, whether they wanted more specific examples or more general material, and so on.
The survey also included open-ended questions asking for examples or more detailed information about various topics.
Additionally, the lack of time in face-to-face meetings meant contributions had to be concise and well worked out, with little room for examples or more open discussion.
As researchers study the genome in more depth, they hope to find the genetic differences that make bonobos more playful than chimps, for example, or humans more cerebral.
In other studies, however, children older than 6 did show detrimental effects when spanking was used too often, for example, three or more times a week.
