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Thus their work is an instance of an increasingly popular way to do social epistemology, namely using computer simulations of social-intellectual activities.
Rebecca Goldstein's poignant brief life of Spinoza seems free of any ambivalence toward him, perhaps because she studies him as a melancholy instance of the increasingly vexed question of Jewish identity.
(Wittgenstein was uneasily aware of his Jewish lineage, and reticent about it). Rebecca Goldstein's poignant brief life of Spinoza seems free of any ambivalence toward him, perhaps because she studies him as a melancholy instance of the increasingly vexed question of Jewish identity.
Diversity, for instance, has become an increasingly important part of the workplace.
The overpricing of junk is the worst instance of the increasingly upscale standards adopted by New York City's flea markets.
The spooky 'sNice episode was not an instance of paranormal activity, but part of an increasingly normal strain of marketing activity known by the somewhat obnoxious term "prankvertising".
The statement was a stunning rebuke of the Chinese government and a rare instance of a multinational corporation challenging the leadership in a country that is becoming an increasingly important marketplace.
But its only one instance of what may become an increasingly fractious tug o war between online services and the music business in the next few months.
For instance, flexibility has become an increasingly valued workplace characteristic by workers of every generation.
Economist Qingliang He uses China as an example of a country with an increasingly free market but with instances of declining moral order and business ethics while economist Jagdish Bhagwati cites Vietnam as an example in which "free" markets have led to instances of highly moral outcomes.
