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Cognitive-behavior therapy (CBT) for panic disorder is one such instance, because it has demonstrated its superiority in the rigorously internally calibrated, drug-sensitive [ 2] group of patients vis-à-vis the pill placebo arm [ 3] and also against a non-specific psychological intervention [ 4].
For instance, because it is so light (its atomic number is 4) and forms a strong alloy with other metals, it is essential in the construction of satellites and spaceships.
For instance, because it doesn't have its own e-readers and e-books service, it teamed up with Rakuten Kobo for its new e-book store; and because it doesn't have its own smart speaker like the Amazon Echo, it partnered with Google to offer voice-shopping through Google Home devices instead.
Not one fish or seafood dish can be recommended, generally because each is overwhelmed by the strength and flavor of its sauce, and in one instance because it was stale.
The Democrats claim that parliament has abused its power and is now illegitimate, for instance because it attempted to introduce a fully elected senate, as well as an amnesty bill designed chiefly to allow Mr Thaksin back.
For instance, because it is not thing-like, consciousness is free with regard to its own prior states.
"Burbank has seen its seats disproportionately cut, in a couple of instances, because it is a market that lives on high-frequency flying — where an airline will operate eight or 10 flights on a route in a day," said Penning, who works with Sixel Consulting Group.
Hydrocortisone (HC) can be used in these instances because it has been shown to be safe, but is often ineffective as it is a relatively weak steroid, especially at over-the-counter concentrations.
AMD EPYC will have value in other workloads, and now it is much easier for Microsoft to create new EPYC-based instances, because it is only a matter of buying more equipment.
I use the term "reciprocal trust" in these instances because it was very clear that this was not simply confidence that someone could be counted on to do a good job--there was a much more palpable sense of trust that permeated the relationships.
