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In Fourth Amendment decisions, different concepts, facts and assumptions about reality are often tethered together by vocabulary and fact, creating a 'Stickiness Principle.' In particular, form and function historically were considered indistinguishable, not as separate factors.

Novel acetate specialists, in particular, form smaller colonies when plated on agar plates [12], [17], [19].

Bonnet macaques, in particular, form strong peer attachments that can be disrupted to produce plausible, core symptoms of depression [12], [13].

Solvents in general and organic solvents in particular form a major health problem for humans due to their volatile nature.

Government, and government information policy in particular, forms an important part of the environment for open access to law.

S. aureus (and methicillin-resistant strains in particular) forms biofilms by recycling cytoplasmic proteins and chromosomal DNA.

This is over female headgear and in particular, forms of dress in which all, or virtually all, the face is hidden.

The environmental cost-benefit analysis you describe facilitates the choice between projects with different environmental impacts and between investments in particular forms of natural capital (such as reforestation).

Manufacturers warn against burning it, but undoubtedly some old wood makes its way to incinerators where the arsenic, in particular, forms very small particles that may not be trapped by pollution control equipment.

In particular, forming an infinite series of such functions results in an expansion in the same function space of the exact solution.

In The Politics of Adoption, Perreau offers an account of the public and private distinction in French politics and considers in particular forms of state action, distinguishing between the sphere of what is legally sanctioned and what is practically undertaken.