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Also instructive is that Palm in its heyday appeared to enjoy needling Apple, though Apple was hesitant to take Palm to court.

More instructive is that only twice this season might it be posited that United played well: against Swansea, in the opening game – even that punctuated by moments rather than replete with cohesion – and against a Bayer Leverkusen team that barely competed, yet, with merely competent goalkeeping, might have sneaked a draw.

What makes looking at jumping suicides potentially instructive is that it is a method associated with a very high degree of impulsivity, and its victims often display few of the classic warning signs associated with suicidal behavior.

Perhaps more instructive is that, by 2012, our politics was so polarized that Romney's victory seemed to change few minds.

Especially instructive were the mutations that separated the tgs1 ∆ dosage suppression activity of Rpo26 from its globally essential function in nuclear transcription.

• To the Editor: Your article says, "The experience of Massachusetts is instructive," and that is an important point.

Perhaps the most instructive prediction in this regard is that of American declinism.

My own experiences in war, my own and personal struggles with moral injury, is that not instructive to me?

But perhaps the most instructive panels were those that included young artists, A&R people, producers and managers, sharing their experiences.

What might be most instructive about that set is not that Sharapova played nearly flawlessly for an hour, able to keep Williams on the defensive with good serves and deep ground strokes that kissed the lines.

Results from that intervention were instructive in that demand for safe circumcision was robust, but depended very much upon price.