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"Superior School Fails a Crucial Federal Test" (On Education column, Nov. 19) greatly illuminates the shortsightedness and mean-spiritedness of "No Child Left Behind".
Contrasting Hume and Kant on this point greatly illuminates their diverging conceptions of causation and necessity.
But more important for our purposes here, this basic classification greatly illuminates the division of the soul.
So, today's breaking news greatly illuminates Canada's role in the Five Eyes and how they are apparently using dragnet surveillance programs to spy, indiscriminately, on "thousands of ordinary airline passengers for days after they leave the [airport] terminal".
This ability is not at all well understood, but it will not necessarily be greatly illuminated by describing it as insight.
Werner's work has greatly illuminated the nature of the crossing curves, and the boundary of the regions that form in the lattice that are bounded by curves as the number of lattice points grows.
Arthur Danto is the long-time art critic for The Nation and an influential thinker on philosophy, art theory, and aesthetics, whose writings have greatly illuminated the art world and beyond.
Arthur Danto is the long-time art critic for The Nation and an influential thinker on philosophy, art theory and aesthetics, whose writings have greatly illuminated the art world and beyond.
Although only a handful of genome-wide measurements with limited marker density have been developed to detect selection signals, these initial studies suggest that large scale and highly detailed analyses will greatly illuminate our understanding of human evolution [ 18- 21].
This format should greatly simplify and illuminate the organization of underlying principles for the nonscientist reader.
Beached up in Ireland after making an impulsive pilgrimage there from Germany, Irmgard Hamilton brings her husband's character into a context that illuminates its flaws, greatly deepening the shadows they cast.
