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The survey finds little public support, either in individual case examples or when asked in the aggregate, for decisions in which prescription drugs/treatments are denied on the basis of cost or various definitions of benefits.

There is an urgent need for progress in this area, as much evidence has emerged that hybridization regularly stimulates invasiveness, where the new taxon is more invasive than either parent (Abbott 1992; Vilà and D'Antonio 1998; Vilà et al. 2000; Abbott et al. 2003; see Ellstrand and Schierenbeck 2000 for a review and examples) or when it can invade new environments.

On the other hand, the survey found little public support, either in individual case examples or when asked in the aggregate, for the establishment of broader benefits as a criterion for whether or not a drug or treatment should be paid for or provided.

Mr. McHugh considers selling shares when forecasts deteriorate for earnings growth rates, for example, or when a company changes its business model or loses market share.

No one was knocking the Premiership when Liverpool won the European Cup last year, for example, or when Arsenal knocked out Real Madrid and Juventus en route to this year's final.

That feature makes the phone use its GPS to remind you to return the call "When I get home," for example, or "When I get back".

Easy Energy recommends the YoGen for places or times where electricity is not available: on a camping trip, for example, or when power fails in a storm.

Too often, decisions about a next step take place when a health emergency occurs — when an elderly parent has fallen, for example — or when bills go unpaid, housekeeping falls behind or there is some other evidence of failing memory.

But accidents happen and the previously dormant devil within could be released when "improvement" work is being carried out, for example, or when a burst pipe causes damage to ceilings.

The software generally figures out what word you're typing, but fussy manual intervention is sometimes required — when you're typing in some oddball last name, for example, or when more than one word could come from the same combination.

The Women's Institute could be construed as reactionary (its members are certainly conservative, with a small c) - on family values, for example, or when protesting against housebuilding on greenfield sites or against John Prescott's wider housing strategy.