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Even Suzman's comments and the debacle of the cancellation by the Barbican last autumn of Exhibit B may have served some purpose because it has raised debate about just how excluded many feel from our cultural institutions.

It is an effective contraceptive, but doctors have been warned that they should not prescribe it solely for that purpose because it has a higher risk of blood clots than other similar combination pills.

We selected the GO database for this purpose because it has the largest ontologies for these functions and has relationships between functions.

The plastid is a 'living fossil' ideally suited for this purpose because it has largely been protected from HGT within the eukaryotic host [ 9] (for exceptions see below), thereby conserving its ancient genome characteristics.

Trial 3 was used for this purpose because it had the highest estimates of heritability of the three trials for both VL and WG (0.45 and 0.50, respectively).

It also helped me see that the significance of the comic book industry transcends entertainment purposes because it has the power to influence cultural perceptions and affect social change.

It has been noted by Heldsinger and Humphry (2013) that until recently there has been little use of comparative judgement methods for educational purposes, probably because it has been considered time consuming, tedious and laborious (see Bramley et al., 1998).

It was also known as a "beanball" or "purpose pitch" because it had so many purposes: intimidation of a hot hitter, retaliation for having had one of your players "dusted off," behavior modification for showboats and hot dogs.

Although we have adopted the term "stem cell tourism" for the purpose of this study because it has been widely used in previous research in the area, we do so in recognition of several important caveats.

"It's 60-40 in favour of women, which is lovely because it has served its purpose," says Katz.

Solid-waste management, the collecting, treating, and disposing of solid material that is discarded because it has served its purpose or is no longer useful.