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We found that at the earlier stages of the process, 'principles' knowledge was given more attention overlooking important aspects of 'how-to' knowledge.

The diversity in vocal sac coloration and shape found in different species is striking and recently its visual properties have been given a more important role in signalling.

Early this afternoon, when reporters asked about Mr. Bush's latest thoughts on the speech, he said he had given a more important speech "when I asked my wife to marry me".

After the severe anti-homosexual discrimination of the 1960s and 70s, Cuba's lesbian, gay and transgender community is set to be given something more important than a chance: the right to marry and enjoy full equality under the law.

The winger was not a regular starter under Villas-Boas but he has now been given a more important role under interim manager Roberto Di Matteo.

Thảo and the communists in the local area had simply stopped fighting, so that the communists could quietly recuperate, while Thảo would appear to be very skillful and be given a more important job where he could do more damage.

Khanh made no attempt to hide his annoyance at not being given a more important job, and had long been regarded as an ambitious and unscrupulous officer by his colleagues.

The D-VpD scheme is more reliable at low SNRs because it gives more protection for important information (color).

[Interviewee 6] Only after probing questions from the interviewer did this teacher give more details about important aspects in assessing student performance during patient encounters.

Figures in the arts world have been pushing for tax reforms to support culture secretary Jeremy Hunt's aim to make philanthropic giving a more important strand of funding for the arts.

"That they give is more important than how much they give," he said.