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A professionally restored example, accompanied by $24,000 in receipts for recent work, brought just $81,400 at auction last year.

Broad use of synthetic drugs like benzodiazepines or serotonin reuptake inhibitors is for example accompanied by serious side effects like cognitive impairment in the case of benzodiazepines [ 1] or heart and circulation problems in the case of reuptake inhibitors [ 2].

Each illustrated example is accompanied by the briefest of spec sheets, and its story is told in a sentence or two.

Some touches are clearly there to tickle parents: the slow-motion finish of "The Tortoise and the Hare," for example, is accompanied by the theme from "Chariots of Fire".

On empty fields of white paper, Mr. Dzama's neatly rendered ink-and-watercolor drawings isolate encounters that are variously sexual, violent or just plain odd, among humans, animals and literary characters (Oz's Tin Woodman, for example), sometimes accompanied by bits of dialogue.

The results show high consistency between the feeling and cognitive components of attitudes: a negative feeling regarding landscape impact, for example, is accompanied by a belief that wind power is inefficient and unprofitable.

Rather we're betting on some sort of Leap Motion -style gesture control interface being added to the front of the handset, using sensors to detect a hovering hand, for example — probably accompanied by heavy marketing about how filthy-with-germs phone screens are so it's totally better you don't actually touch them.

Rather, we're betting on some sort of Leap Motion -style gesture control interface being added to the front of the handset, using sensors to detect a hovering hand, for example — probably accompanied by heavy marketing about how filthy-with-germs phone screens are so it's totally better you don't actually touch them.

Blood donation, for example, is accompanied by a long list of usually minor adverse effects including nausea, light-headedness, faintness (Sojka and Sojka 2008), tachycardia, perspiration, fainting (Masser et al. 2008), hyperventilation, restlessness, nausea or vomiting, loss of bowel or bladder control, rigidity or tremors, cyanosis, and convulsions (France et al. 2005).

I'm sure that my requests, for example, are accompanied by far too much justifying.

GRB 080319B, for example, was accompanied by an optical counterpart that peaked at a visible magnitude of 5.8, comparable to that of the dimmest naked-eye stars despite the burst's distance of 7.5 billion light years.