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But when thinking about Sanders' as-yet vague healthcare reform proposal, progressives who want reform – and maybe even Sanders himself – need to be committed to its goal of universal coverage rather than being strictly committed to any particular path like "single payer".

Thus, the best online teacher preparation courses maybe those that blend virtual and face-to-face interaction rather than being strictly online.

These findings support the conclusion that ICC is distributed throughout members of a community rather than being strictly an individual attribute.

Secondly, rather than being strictly a backup tool or sync and share, they have chosen a different route, what he says is more intelligent than simply offering "a data graveyard".

It was a different direction than the direction I had taken, which had a lot of strong, melodic components rather than being strictly ambient or background music.

However, our results lead us to propose that rather than being strictly confined to these isolated areas, gene deletion/divergence occurs more widely throughout the S. lividans chromosome than previously thought.

More, in fact, than was strictly necessary.

This last point was crucial to its success, as it meant rather than being a strictly Caribbean affair it spoke to London's ex-empire melting pot and everybody felt they could join in.

Although the activity of RIG-I K270R/5′ppp10L complexes provided a useful tool for showing that ATP binding, rather than hydrolysis, is strictly required for signaling, it raises the question of why 5′ppp10L is so special.

Or rather, it was strictly politics.

Other apps like Momento, Heyday and Day One also compete in the photo journaling space, offering something that's more akin to the digital version of a diary rather than something that's strictly focused on photos.