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A recent resurgence of interest in the genre is due precisely to their prominence in cinema studies.

First of all, we notice that the proof is vastly more complicated than that of Proposition 2.1, and this is due precisely to the presence of the nonlocal elements in the definition of the fractional difference.

What is of particular significance in the numbers is that the shift is due precisely to the deception that Lamont supporters had been exposing during the campaign - but which reporters refused to cover both during the race and in the post-election analysis.

In fact, though, a good deal of the growing lack of confidence in the Supreme Court these days is due precisely to the concern that the justices are increasingly voting in ways that reflect the political values and preferences of the presidents who appointed them.

This observation was clearly not due to non-specific binding to the surface (Figure 3B shows a difference curve after subtraction of background), and indeed the observation of multiphasic binding is due precisely to the fact that we have very low non-specific binding to non target areas on the surface.

But even for those violations of Conditionalization for which there is a Dutch Strategy, it is unclear that this is due to inconsistency in precisely the same sense as may be said to be involved in violations of the probability axioms.

If pain is due to the third mechanism, precisely because of the functional characteristics of the spinal neurons which have been sensitized, the perception of pain extends into broader areas than BP and persists for a longer time; it differs from what occurs when the first two "peripheral" mechanisms are involved [ 18].

More precisely, this acceleration is due to dynamic viscosity increase with heating.

The argument comes across as flawed, since whether or not satisfaction was due is precisely part of what is at stake.

"We can't say precisely how much of that is due to Apple," he wrote.

Precisely which outcomes are being sought is due in large part to the process of depiction, described below.