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It has become widely accepted by psychotherapists that a patient's narrative of her past is constructed in the present and therefore necessarily influenced by it.

And note well that governments' relationship with the net is necessarily influenced by the net's disruptive force on government: witness the internet's use in organizing protests against governments in Turkey, Brazil, Egypt, Tunisia, Iran, and more nations by the day.

I think as you get older, you're not necessarily influenced by whatever you're listening too, it's just kind of what you're listening to.

However, of note, a biological process represented by a GO ontology is not necessarily influenced by one specific TSR alone but can be influenced by more then one TSR; e.g. the contrast nucleus vs. membrane was seen in several TSRs.

Additionally, we have shown that the efficiency of amplification is not necessarily influenced in the same way for all amplicons.

These methodological trade-offs will be necessarily influenced by financial constraints on the design of the experiment.

MAY -- And the wit, the writing, didn't necessarily influence you?

He has also argued that money does not necessarily influence lawmakers.

So the creation of empathy necessarily influences how you'll behave to other people.

J. Stephen Salter, Mr. Harris's lawyer, said yesterday that the judge's decision on sentencing the five would not necessarily influence Mr. Scrushy's trial.

As a critic, I get irked by many things about fashion, and this necessarily influences what I end up buying (or not) for myself.