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That includes open questions about the degree to which law enforcement officials should be allowed to force Internet companies to help them access user data during investigations, and about government surveillance more broadly (see "The Next Big Encryption Fight").

For a full examination of Wittgenstein's comments on Freud and their significance for the philosophy of psychology more broadly, see Jacques Bouveresse, Wittgenstein Reads Freud, trans.

Evolutionary psychology is an exceptional area of psychology with a major impact both within the academy (see Wilson 2007) and within modern culture more broadly (see Fisher et al. 2011).

Some US authors have exploited this ethnicity-migration link to explore diaspora roles in innovation more broadly (see discussion on trade below); within this field some key US case studies trace links between US-based diasporas and innovation in 'home' countries such as India, China, Taiwan, Ireland and Israel (Kapur and McHale 2005; Saxenian 2006; Saxenian and Sabel 2008).

For empirical evidence on such effect and on interactions between labor and product market regulations more broadly, see Bassanini and Duval (2009). 2 A priori, one potential concern could be that some large unemployment benefit reforms may have been incremental in nature, and would therefore be missed by the criterion applied here.

These data form part of a larger project focused on dementia care and communication more broadly (see also Harding & Peel, 2013; Peel, 2014; Peel & Harding, 2014).

More broadly, seeing QuickCast get rolled into Lookback's business is another step in the wider consolidation that can be summed up in the question: Is this a feature or a product?

But it's not as if his victory would have brought an end to mandatory headscarves for women and patriarchal power more broadly, saw rock concerts in Iran's parks or coed skiing at Dizin or Shemshak, the country's main resorts.

"Each project inevitably informs others, allowing us to build upon ideas to delve deeper into complex movements, to think more broadly, to see things from different perspectives, and to consider things that we normally would not do".

Mr. O'Rourke's pull is more thematic than structural, and Democrats more broadly may see white evangelicals as unattainable.

More broadly, conservationists see the looming cuts as part of a worrisome trend that undervalues natural resources like parks.