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It is perhaps worth noting that in Metaphysics Γ (Chapter 7) Aristotle also defends the dual of the LNC, the Law of Excluded Middle, LEM, particularly in the version which has nowadays been distinguished as the Law of Bivalence: for any A, it is necessary for (at least) one of A and ¬A to be true.

Sustainable tourist development has nowadays been set at the epicentre of local policies in tourist developed areas, in an effort to both reap the economic benefits of tourist development but also manage local resources in such a way that cultural integrity, essential ecological processes, biological diversity and life support systems are maintained.

For human consumption the eastern-type carrot has nowadays been largely replaced by the western-type carrot [ 5].

This limitation has nowadays been circumvented by the introduction of technical platforms that allow for the simultaneous determination of up to 384 different SNPs in one single assay.

Since the Intergroup 0116 study was initiated in the early 90s, the concept of concurrent chemoradiotherapy has nowadays been further developed.

With the increasing availability of single nucleotide polymorphism data, the scope has nowadays been extended to the search for events ascribed to positive selection [ 21, 25, 28].

Notch shapes and structure modification applied to structural design have nowadays been used to keep up the efficiency of energy absorption.

On that account, Petri nets have nowadays been widely used within the systems biology community; for review papers see [14], [15], for a short introduction see Section Methods.

Speciation studies have nowadays been fueled by the implementation of molecular studies which often have led to substantial taxonomic revisions.

"The needles we have nowadays are very friendly.

The subtext of every conversation I have, nowadays, is the good old days".