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Some have argued that language began as an invention, using domain general cognitive resources, but introduced a selective advantage for mutations that facilitate rapid language learning and increasingly sophisticated constructions – an example of what biologists call a "Baldwin effect," named after the philosopher, J.M. Baldwin (Deacon 1997).

Unfortunately, the housing crisis and now the housing settlement increasingly look like an example of how this mechanism works.

That rare alleles can indeed influence susceptibility to common disorders is increasingly recognized; as an example, the 15q13 microdeletion variant that was present in 1% of patients with idiopathic generalized epilepsy and that was virtually absent from controls (<0.02%), is associated with strong epileptogenic effect [41].

What is so interesting about the story of Mark Canton -- whose tenure atop two studios had been both controversial and emblematic of studio successes and excesses over the last two decades -- is that his is an increasingly rare example of a former studio chief getting a second chance at the top, as a partner in Mr. Ovitz's production company.

Despite being an increasingly rare example of a Sony exclusive, the SOCOM franchise never previously made much impact beyond the US.

Having emerged from war and penury to become peaceful, stable and increasingly prosperous, Vietnam sets an example for others.

As an example, increasingly growing popularity of three-dimensional printing that utilizes direct laser writing technique provides an opportunity to improve efficacy of the final TECP.

There is no cure for autism, which is increasingly being seen as an example of neurodiversity rather than as a disease, and Willingham believes it's the notion that autism is a "horrific tragedy, a disease that 'steals' the real child away" that's caused some people to buy into dangerous, quack "therapies".

The use of vegetation on a rooftop commonly called a green roof as an alternative to traditional roofing materials is an increasingly utilized example of such practices.

To give an increasingly relevant example, British players may be accustomed to acidic, often savage, criticism, but team-mates from different cultures are alienated by the perceived disrespect of personalised reproach in front of their peers.

Eilish is an increasingly rare example of the old-fashioned process known as artist development, in which a record company spends time and money — neither as plentiful as they used to be — cultivating an exceptional talent.