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A chronological listening is especially instructive with Coltrane.

Mr. Lieberman's show, while primarily entertaining, is highly instructive, with themes geared for the college student.

Packed with glorious anecdotes, some funny, others shocking, it remains instructive, with accounts of newspapers routinely paying police officers for information, and sometimes to escape prosecution.

Not so James Vince, who is pleasing on the eye as all offside batsmen are when they play their cover drives but his second innings chart was instructive with not a single run scored between square leg and mid off.

Here the example of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations ASEANN) is instructive, with a sustained rise in the regional distribution of production structures creating pressure for increased logistical and regulatory cooperation to facilitate the exchange of production factors.

It is instructive with each team member knowing his or her role and how to follow through with it.

The feeding was in line with the Instructive Notions with Respect to Caring for Laboratory Animals that was published in 2006 by the Science and Technology Department of China (Approval No. S20072911).

There was, however, quite a nice poster for the Games, with a classical discobolus and Big Ben, which makes an instructive comparison with the flayed-skin ugliness of the 2012 logo.

It is illuminating and instructive, sprinkled with anecdotes, easy to understand and never controversial.

I also played a highly instructive round with Buddy, Henry, and Howard, three onetime limo drivers.

This work makes an instructive comparison with "Helga's Pool #6," from the 1980's.