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Consider just two examples that make my point quite well.

Fortunately, week three's exercises represent a clear shift towards more tangible concepts with concrete examples that make clear use of the concepts we've been learning.

The examples that make the headlines tend to involve dubious photos, Facebook rants about students, or inappropriate communication with children, but teachers commonly get into trouble for less egregious errors in judgement.

Because fantasy is such an immediate turn-off for so many people, most of the examples that make it out of the nerd ghetto - Lord of the Rings chief among them, of course - have their escape justified by an appeal to the safest kind of story: the triumph of good over evil.

We give examples that make the algorithms fail in many different ways.

Two examples that make the point, though there are probably a dozen really compelling ones, are Education and MOOCs and mass customization.

I made sure I used examples that made it all sound terribly exciting.

Easterbrook, a senior editor at The New Republic, dissects our culture of "melancholy and pessimism amidst plenty and freedom" and indicates the genuine factors (acts of forgiveness, for example) that make life more satisfying.

The proposal that gives us the Fourth Puzzle is disproved by the counter-examples that make the Fifth Puzzle necessary.

It is true that one can find in the biblical text several of the elements (the terms "Armageddon" and "tribulation," for example) that make up Darby's vision.

Difficulties also arise due to existence of discrete roles for each of the domains (educator, manager, care coordinators for example) that make up the single role of the Nurse Consultant [ 24].