Like every significant problem that Cape Town has faced since the end of apartheid, the water crisis brutally illuminates the extent to which the city remains segregated and unequal.
The episode also illuminates the extent to which communications between the president's aides and Mr. Blair had deteriorated during a period of particular alarm about terrorist threats to the United States.
A fluorescently labelled anti-GST antibody illuminates the extent to which each probe is bound by the assayed TF.
The CNN exit poll illuminated the extent of Gingrich's victory and Romney's defeat.
So far, its well-meant discussions have merely illuminated the extent of the industry's problems.
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"For the banks getting TARP money," Mr. Binder said, referring to the Troubled Asset Relief Program to bail out Wall Street, "the optics of spending lots of money on the circus were bad". When financial institutions rebounded, however, the money did not come back, illuminating the extent to which philanthropy in New York is dependent upon the migrating tastes of a single industry.
Mr. Romney returned to the trail in Pennsylvania with his campaign struggling to regain its footing after several days of withering attacks from the Obama camp about his tenure at Bain Capital and demands that he release more tax returns to illuminate the extent of his investments in offshore accounts.
Ideally, the psychologists will be able to illuminate the extent to which studies fail when they are reproduced by a different set of researchers, the factors that predict a study's reproducibility and, perhaps, the conditions under which the goal-priming effect, assuming it exists, is most robust.
Explorations of matters of logic, epistemology, philosophy of mind, and metaphysics in Akan and other schemes of thought will illuminate the extent to which Western European and North American inventories of philosophical "problems" will have to be revised.
Future studies should illuminate the extent to which these observations are specific to species C and which are shared with other rhinoviruses.
