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The second video has my thoughts on how I think The Purge illustrates flaws in some of the beliefs that today's "modern" republican party is built on.

Michael Ball of campaign group Thames Central Open Spaces alleged that such initiatives illustrated flaws in the business case of the project.

Each of them shows something unpleasant happening between the sisters-in-law, and each of them was retailed to Anne Stevenson by Olwyn to illustrate flaws in Plath's character.

Their goal isn't to make people crash: They highlight security holes to illustrate flaws in car technology, intended to pressure auto manufacturers to be a few steps ahead of their friendly foes.

Their goal isn't to make people crash; instead, they highlight security holes to illustrate flaws in car technology, intended to pressure auto manufacturers to be a few steps ahead of their friendly foes.

Although Garrido's case is extraordinary, it illustrates the flaws in America's sex offender registration and community notification schemes.

Dallas's experiment illustrates the flaws in developments that consider the needs of architecture at the expense of people.

Critics complain that the gao kao illustrates the flaws in an education system that stresses memorization over independent thinking and creativity.

But, as public health experts and even officials of the hospitals that treated him acknowledge, Mr. Moon's death illustrates the flaws in a health care system that all too often can seem broken to those without insurance -- riddled with cracks and complications that are compounded when cultural taboos and language barriers are thrown into the mix.

A10 NEW YORK/REGION B1-7 Immigrant's Death Seen As Health System Flaw Health officials say the death of an uninsured Korean immigrant in a Queens hospital illustrates the flaws in a medical care system that all too often can seem broken to those without insurance, riddled with complications that are compounded when cultural taboos and language barriers are added.

"It illustrates the flaw in their approach to the redevelopment of Lower Manhattan," Mr. Parrott said.