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It also affords the possibility that political participation can have an intrinsic value, in its own right, in addition to its instrumental value of securing the common good.
But they turn out to be right: in addition to its unusual toppings of sesame seeds and beet dust, some of the chickpeas are fried before blending, making for a richer, smokier, almost meaty taste.
The complementarity of qualitative and quantitative methods is intriguing in its own right, in addition to the impact on endogenous value.
Musk also originally came up with the concept for Hyperloop, though he opened up the idea to development by outside interests because he said at the time that he would not have enough time to devote to making it a business in its own right, in addition to his other duties.
"GateGuru 3.0 is the first product created to monitor a traveler's entire day-of travel and to proactively notify a passenger if something isn't right in addition to the layer of airport information that is specific to the customer's flight," says GateGuru Founder Dan Gellert.
On the right, in addition to the right superior pulmonary vein (RSPV) and right inferior pulmonary vein (RIPV), there are accessory ostia for the right middle vein (RM), superior segment of the right lower lobe (RSLL) and the posterior segment of the upper lobe (PUL).
We have yet to hear from the Labour government: it is attracted to some form of declaration of responsibilities and rights in addition to the Human Rights Act.
Mr. Felton wrote in an e-mail that Mr. Johnson, who directed the transfers, was rebuffed and told that the transfers would be "a clear-cut violation of our members' civil rights, in addition to their contractual rights".
Stars like David Beckham, the captain of England's team, want to follow the example of others in Europe in charging their clubs for "image rights" in addition to the salaries they are paid for playing.
Stars like David Beckham, the captain of England's team, are following the example of others in Europe in charging their clubs for "image rights" in addition to the salaries they are paid for playing.
The prospect of the government being forced to make unpalatable concessions, overhauling the pension system and eroding workers' rights, in addition to further taxes on property and goods, has been greeted with despondency and despair.
