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Similarly, the push for "real numbers" can also lead us further into the ideological morass that itself defines the trafficking issue.

We hope they will make the crucial distinction between implementing visions that can inspire us to build a better reality and measures that will only lead us further into the darkness.

(And perhaps those characters will explain what they've been doing while off-camera all season long — playing beach volleyball?) Though promos have promised that some answers to the show's mysteries will be revealed in the season finale, you know that any answers are likely to be provisional and dubious, and to lead us further into "Lost" 's heart of darkness.

Perhaps the road to Aztlan can still lead us further into that borderless country of the imagination, a place where the present shakes hands with the past and neither ethnicity nor geography is destiny.

The hope is that these new methods that allow us to identify and test the function of specific neural populations will help lead us further down this road.

This led us further to isolate these intervening cells from differentiating ES cells by MACS using A2B5, NCAM and SSEA1 antibodies and with positive and negative selections respectively.

One path leads us further from our core values and into a position of greater vulnerability.

Then our ambition led us further, on bag-snagging jaunts to Massachusetts, Rhode Island, and New Jersey.

In the years since, he's become one of that country's most widely exhibited and controversial photographers an artist who leads us further into his imagination's darkest corridors with each new project.

Adding up all the inaccurate redness ratings—"gray," "pretty gray," "whitish gray," "muddy brown," and so on and averaging them leads us further away both from learning anything reliable about the individuals' personal experiences of the rose and from the actual truth of how red our rose really is.

We know, in other words, that existence is not a form, but we can only think existence as though it were some sort of form the attempt to describe which leads us further and further from the existence we are trying to describe.