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Ms. Verdery, for instance, emphasizes that NBC Universals newly approved plan, like Paramount's, is more about havinewlye right to build thapproved splanfic expansion.

Needless to say, there are differences between different versions of the semantic view (van Fraassen, for instance, emphasizes that models are state-space structures); a survey of the different positions can be found in Suppe (1989, Ch. 1).

Ashby (1965, p. 16), for instance, emphasizes that a system represents a set of variables, selected by an observer.2 Maturana and Varela (1979) interpret a system as a definable set of components.

The principle of epistemic agency, for instance, emphasizes that learners explain their ideas and need to debate about to what extent their individual ideas fit those of others.

Mr. Bush, for instance, emphasized that he was not considering amnesty, a word that has been stricken from the vocabulary of the working group and replaced by the terms "regularization" and "earned adjustment".

Section 29 of the Magna Carta for Disabled Persons and Rule VIII, Section 1.2 (g) of its implementing rules and regulations, for instance, emphasize that no person should be denied his right to vote due to the inaccessibility of polling stations (Philippine Congress 1992).

For instance, Hitchcock emphasizes that it is important to consider what the bookie knows in assessing the relevance of Dutch Books on an agent's rationality (Hitchcock 2004).

I can't emphasize that enough".

"I cannot emphasize that enough," he says.

Let me emphasize that last point.

I cannot emphasize that enough.