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Ms. Lucas, who last year became the youngest person to win an Obie Award for her portrayal of Little Alison, expressed similar concerns, saying, "Sometimes I wonder if I'm acting the way she acted". Ms. Lucas has tried to extract ideas from the book (which she read, at age 9, "with my mom covering up pages that I wasn't allowed to see") and by searching for similarities to her own experience.

It's exciting to see that even a centuries old medium such as painting still has much room for exploration and experimentation as artists go about extracting ideas from different disciplines to create new tools and techniques.

But the scientists get nervous when the executives start to extract wrong ideas from the analysis.

Spigit also extracts good ideas from the bad ones, identifying ideas that are relevant to the business and then rewards the employees who contribute the best ideas with a rewards system.

More often than not, scientists think they are better writers then they actually are, and guiding the process of extracting good ideas from bad prose can be an interesting challenge.

In short, we cannot extract modern ideas from an ancient book.

Despite it is not the objective of this work, we can extract general ideas from the cluster analysis (fig. 6).

There's far more prattle mileage to be extracted from ideas that conform to our age's defining dictum: thou shalt buy more stuff.

The "what if" game is an extension of number one on this list it allows you to extract an idea from real life and play it up.

It's important to note that news organizations did not extract this idea from detailed analysis, thoughtful critique or an on-the-ground study of what was going on in the lives of Wisconsinites.

Extract the ideas from it.