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New York's plans illustrate that although climate change is global, adaptation is local.
But Camus' characters in La Peste illustrate that, although they know they are powerless against plague, they can bear witness to it, and this is in itself of value.
But put beside New York's extraordinarily high economic output, the price is hardly outlandish.Audio and Video content on Economist.com requires a browser that can handle iFrames.New York's plans illustrate that although climate change is global, adaptation is local.
Findings illustrate that although local CSOs have expanded their food waste reduction programs, the impact of their operations may be limited.
Results presented here illustrate that although lahars are regional hazards that will impact communities in different ways, there are many commonalities in community exposure across multiple volcanoes.
The results illustrate that although the complex and sophisticated models could yield predictions that are more accurate, the simple models might yield predictions that are more robust.
Although these studies illustrate that more positive ratings populate IRPSs than negative ratings, they provide little insight as to the reliability of these data to provide potential patients with beneficial information.
But others, Democratic and Republican, attacked Mr. Falcon, illustrating that although the crisis had cost Fannie Mae much political capital, the company still had many friends in Congress.
Meanwhile, this week's tournament in Spain further illustrates that although golf's global popularity has increased, there is no guarantee that all the top players will appear in future world golf championships or international events like the next Presidents Cup in 2002, which will be held in South Africa.
The queue of limousines illustrates that, although everyone believes in being nice to the environment, they are unwilling to do so at their own inconvenience.That, at least, is the grumbling at Earth Summit+5, the required five-year follow-up to the first green summit.
This illustrates that although the authorities of a domain may think their DNS is secured, it is in fact not.
