Humans, for example, retain the same existence and identity across these three planes of being hence denying the need for metempsychosis.
For example retaining the shallow slope of −0.1 but changing the benefit of cooperation indicates that a small benefit (and therefore a small cost) of cross-feeding is less likely to favour the cross-feeding (Figure 1B).
The example retained is that of the conflicts over farmland uses observed in the Greater Paris Region, and of their links with the "Agri-urban programs" implemented on the region borders.
Thermized Pont-l'Évêque, Livarot and reblochon cheeses, for example, retained their A.O.C.status after the administrative agency ruled that raw milk was not crucial to retaining the authenticity of the taste.
Casamance was the last part of what is now Senegal to be conquered (beginning in 1903) by Europeans, and small pockets of resistance were active until after World War I. Isolated from the larger northern portion of the country, Casamance retained a distinct identity; many of its inhabitants, for example, retained traditional beliefs while the northern Senegalese adopted Islam.
Halliburton, the oil-field services giant, for example, retained a Libyan presence through a loophole that allowed a German subsidiary to remain in the country, but was unable to meaningfully expand its business or import technology from the United States.
Not all Arab-dominated areas adopted the new art; Indonesia and parts of Africa, for example, retained native musical styles.
G.M., for example, has retained the services of Jay Alix, the co-founder of AlixPartners, the consulting firm.
For example, he retained the coinage minted under Nero, Galba and Otho, evincing no displeasure at their likenesses; and any gifts that they had bestowed upon any persons he held to be valid and deprived no one of any such possession.
D'Arcy Masius Benton & Bowles, for example, retained several freelancers versed in fast-food advertising, whom it later hired when it went after the Burger King account last year.
