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Perhaps Poe's most famous force is the "Imp of the Perverse," what he identified as a human compulsion, often demonstrated by willful children (Highsmith long considered herself to be an adolescent boy), to do the wrong thing at the wrong time.

The extent to which Milošević's Legal Associates were involved in the preparation of his defence was often demonstrated by the detailed knowledge that Milošević had of the witnesses, which was displayed during his cross-examination of them.

Every graduate needs to be able to demonstrate that they have an edge over their contemporaries in some way, which is often demonstrated by their enterprise, initiative and mobility (Harvey & Bowers-Brown, 2004).

Commitment to an issue is often demonstrated by whether data collection is prioritized.

This is often demonstrated by turning images upside-down, which hampers configural perception.

One should also note that the mere correction of a laboratory parameter (that is, an ex vivo test) might not correlate with reversal of coagulopathy in vivo as often demonstrated by the expansion of AICH even after such correction [ 40].

Republicans may surpass Democrats in overall fund-raising, but Democrats often demonstrated a stronger race-by-race effort in third-quarter of the year.

The remaining work, centuries removed, was by Benjamin Britten, who often demonstrated an affinity for Mozart, not only in some of his compositions but also in his performances as pianist and conductor.

The Conservative party was one from which we were excluded, thought of as a problem to be resolved instead of an integral part of British society, and which often demonstrated the old colonialist mindset described by Chuka Umunna in his article on Boris Johnson's election chances for London's mayor.

"We have often demonstrated that the occasional atrocities committed by professing Christians were completely contrary to the teachings of Christ, while the atrocities of 20th century Nazis and Communists were totally consistent with evolutionary teaching (original emphasis)" (Sarfati [2007]).

The Venetian leanings in his later paintings have long been pointed out by art historians but less often demonstrated in specific examples.