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For clarity of exposition, the theory of comparative advantage is usually first outlined as though only two countries and only two commodities were involved, although the principles are by no means limited to such cases.

Fully acknowledging that these essential pedagogical principles are by no means mutually exclusive or all encompassing, we hold that they are widely accepted and generalize a wealth of available scholarship on what constitutes effective classroom instruction.

These Reaganomic principles are by now so deeply embedded in the modern Republican Party they've come to define it.

The principles were by no means unique to him; they had been defended earlier by Rashdall and Brentano and would be defended later by Ross.

It turns out that for some physical processes, the only way to get empirically adequate conservation principles is by positing that some hidden particles have gone undetected.

And the only way to show that they can indeed be "traced back" to such a first principle is by actually "deriving" them therefrom.

Mr. Buckley's politics were guided by principles; Mr. Rove's principles are guided by politics.

I admire the way his principles are uninhibited by reason.

It further states that "editors must ensure these principles are observed by those working for them".

These "soft" principles are supplemented by a hard-headed approach to the allocation of capital.

The principles are endorsed by the Independent Network, which gives support to candidates who are not members of political parties.