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While I work in secret on my forthcoming masterpiece Karaoke and Philosophy, the contributors to this volume get busy discussing what implications the Greatest Cartoon Ever (in this reviewer's considered judgment) has for political, moral and other branches of philosophy.
How the peoples, armies and governments involved perceived their possibilities and choices as a means to understand the origins, events, dynamics and implications of the greatest war in history.
Thus the lesson began, and with it the unspoken implication: the great, rusty Spartak machine was coming to life, carrying its cargo of mini-geniuses another step closer toward inevitable glory.
What are the implications of the great BBC reshuffle?
Mr. Fagan draws one unambiguous conclusion from the evidence, however, in a final chapter on the present-day implications of the great warming of a thousand years ago.
"Coral reefs are sensitive to even small changes in ocean temperature and a 1C rise would have severe implications for the Great Barrier Reef and Ningaloo reef.
The longer term implications of the great melt of 2012 are hard to call, say climate scientists who caution that more research is needed.
For polar bears, Arctic seals and sailors, the shrinkage has direct implications, but the great polar melt may also be affecting mid-latitudes, by altering our weather patterns.
More genuine in their purpose than the CSR movement, triple bottom line companies prioritize success measures that truly do have positive implications for the greater good.
Further comparative studies are also needed to determine the possible clinical implications of the greater specificity of PET A β seen here.
The confirmation of results for bovine TB infected buffaloes in Zimbabwe (Gonarezhou National Park) raises several questions regarding the transboundary spread of animal disease and has considerable management implications for the Great Limpopo Transfrontier Conservation Area.
