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Neither rule makes for serious metaphysics.

These results demonstrate a general improvement in the subjects' tuning to the features of the target upon preview and also suggests that while the multiplicative rule makes for a computationally useful guidance strategy, a linear rule may be a more biologically plausible operation.

By and large, the combination of boilermaker experience and Section I rules makes for robust boilers.

Whether Gorsuch would deserve to be confirmed under the old rules makes for an interesting, albeit academic debate.

Would fewer rules make for better spaces?

No man is an island, and rules made for imaginary islands ignore the fragile ecology of the actual archipelago.

And is indicative of the pressure governments are under to rewrite rules made for the old economy.

They have the support of the Knicks' Amar'e Stoudemire, who said the tougher rules made for a "clean game, a fun game".

However, regulators should be encouraged to also use more effectively the other tools in their toolboxes, many of which may be even more efficacious than capital, and when added to sound capital rules make for a truly sound regulatory platform.

The new rules make for more difficult names, Miyagishima admits.

The rule makes clear, for example, that insurers can substitute one covered service for another as long as they are in the same broad category and "substantially equal".