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Other feminists argue that legalized prostitution simply allows sex trafficking to flourish in its shadow (Dempsey 2010) or more comprehensively that paid sex can never be fully voluntary (Miriam 2005).

And no government has failed more comprehensively than that of Pakistan.

As a composite index, it is expected that HDI might capture socioeconomic development more comprehensively than single indicators such as average income or expenditures.

"We must ensure that the ceasefire is respected a lot more comprehensively than it was in recent days," he told reporters.

Mr. McMahon further insists that he knows the issues of the district far more comprehensively than his opponent.

In order to get a closer look at what is in the 'black box', we suggest that the description and categorisation of the coaching methods are described more comprehensively, and that research into this area is supplemented by a more qualitative approach.

"We all agree gun laws are a good start, but we really need to look more comprehensively at what it is that causes people to act out violently," said Miguel Dominguez, director of youth programs at Community Coalition, a social justice nonprofit in Los Angeles.

To more comprehensively cover genes that were induced in Ras-expressing animals, we also analyzed genes that differed more than two fold at p<0.05 compared to wild-type larvae.

The act would support them more comprehensively, with funds that already exist.

We have mathematically analyzed the KP model more comprehensively and proved that, indeed, a positive endemic equilibrium exists.

With the advent of powerful deep sequencing technologies [ 12, 13], the transcriptional landscape of C. albicans was analyzed by RNA-Seq more comprehensively, showing that the transcriptome of this yeast is more complex than previously assumed [ 14, 15].