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It is rooted instead in mutual accountability.

It is rooted instead in the 1970s, a decade of economic distress parallel to today's.

My optimism is rooted instead in an intangible metric, gleaned from the thousand cups of tea we drank and the hundreds of patrols we walked: the Afghans have the will to win, with or without us.

While it would be admirable for any voter to decide their campaign allegiance, and their vote, on honest ideological differences with a particular candidate, the resistance among some Clinton supporters to Obama's campaign is rooted, instead, in half-truths, no-truths and flat-out ignorance about who Senator Obama is and what his campaign stands for.

Instead, it was rooted deep in a charisma like none since Denis Compton was Brylcreeming two decades before, and unmatched since except by the remarkable Ian Botham.

Instead, it's rooted in science as a shared human endeavor.

Its development marked a shift among health care professionals, who had until then viewed depression from a psychodynamic perspective, instead of it being rooted in the patient's own thoughts.

The Benefit of Doubts approach, instead, is rooted in the copious literature concerning CIs.

"It is our feeling that Avigen is at least two years ahead of their competitors with regard to factor IX". Gene therapy is rooted in a simple idea: Instead of treating problems that result from defective genes, as drugs do, fix the genes themselves.

Instead, the temptation is rooted in a desire to punish the defendant in proportion to the harm inflicted.

The new science of power reveals instead, that power is rooted in the ability for people to advance the interests of the greater good.