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But the Internet has turned out to be "one more instrument for the major media companies that own the major record labels to consolidate their power and influence".

Israeli journalist Meron Benvenisti, after witnessing Mitchell's team in their interviews with Israeli officials predicted, "The committee will become one more instrument for stifling any initiative for examining the actions of Israeli security forces and for uncovering the truth lurking behind the propaganda smokescreen".

We allowed maximum one lag of dependent variable to be used as instruments in most of the groups, except a few which used more instruments for the analysis.

As anyone who saw the band on its early run last year would note, the show now is markedly expanded with more musicians and singers on stage, larger lighting rigs, and even more instruments for all four members to play with during a set.

Each cycle has offered the opportunity to gain more experience and improve the process, thus resulting, every time, in a better, more valuable instrument for guiding national investment in research.

And there is no more effective instrument for disseminating ideas to a broad public audience.

And he has discovered what may be a more powerful instrument for advancing his beliefs: the court system.

"We will spare no effort to make the United Nations a more effective instrument for pursuing all of these priorities," a declaration issued today said.

The aim was to address which sensor could be a more precise instrument for detecting the type and level of a variety of common adulterants in grape syrup.

The Fed is over-confident about its ability to manage the exit strategy; in particular, it is wrong to view increases in interest rates paid on reserves as a new and more effective instrument for accomplishing a painless exit.

This method of teaching logic, variously known as critical thinking or informal logic, had already been embraced by a few teachers of philosophy who wanted to get away from the essentially mathematical view of logic taken by famous thinkers like Bertrand Russell and make it a more practical instrument for analyzing the questions of everyday life.