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Correction: October 5, 2005, Wednesday The Your Money column in Business Day on Sept. 24, about ways to save for a college education, misstated the rate of return and the amount of investment needed, as an example, to earn about $500,000 in 18 years.

"It will be dark," Brice added, "plus we found that a single identifying element was often all that was needed". As an example, Brice noted, all that was needed to recreate the famous shower scene from the movie "Pyscho," in which the character Norman Bates repeatedly stabs a woman, was a shower curtain and backlighting.

When people receive in-kind aid that doesn't reflect their priorities they often sell it to buy what they really need as, for example, 70% of Syrian refugees in Iraq have done.

One or two other midwives are introduced during pregnancy in case they are needed as a back-up, for example if the primary midwife has two women in labour at the same time, if a woman's labour is quite extended or if the primary midwife is on days rostered 'off call' or leave when labour begins.

And much less professional armies cannot be counted on to intervene effectively and to stick around as long as needed, as the example of Nigerian forces in Sierra Leone has made clear.

And so we need New York as an example of how we can get along and work together.

"We need this as an example of carbon capture and storage actually happening," said Camilla Svendsen Skriung, of the Norwegian environmental group Zero.

The role of the TME is far from being fully understood, and further research is clearly needed, as seen for example, when discussing the TAMs.

I thought that this place in Panama needed a town as an example and we were there to make it something beautiful, but Kalu Yala is very much an injection of Western culture into the jungle.

... Knowledge-based journalism would provide the steady supply of trustworthy and relevant news that Americans now lack, but sorely need". As the example of violent crime suggests, knowledge-based journalism should be grounded in a way of thinking.

As to why this matters, I need only give as an example the performance of the 2015 general election opinion polls.