A similar endeavor can be undertaken whenever rescaling seems to constitute a policy option for a certain issue to be addressed.
This event seems to constitute a real change in a, not merely a Cambridge change, but it does not constitute a change in qualitative properties, and hence does not constitute a change in duplication preserving properties.
Apoptosis in mollusks is involved in the larval developmental process [17] and seems to constitute an important immune response that can be initiated by different inducers [18], [19].
But you also now offer a "borderless" multi-currency account for people and businesses that can be linked to a Mastercard debit card, which seems to constitute an expansion of your relationship with some customers.
And that, for some of them, seems to constitute their true raison d'être.
This seems to constitute unfair competition during the run-up to the voting".
In such places, the Aeneid seems to constitute a kind of displaced Catholicism, supplying a supportive mythology for a poet whose secularism continued to require such a thing.
Anyway, the latest post from "the most recognised sports presenter internationally" [source: Richard Keys], seems to constitute the latter's first formal engagement on behalf of his new homeland.
Their work, meanwhile, becomes thinner and thinner, more and more calculated to appeal to that narrow and treacherous audience of critics, booksellers, publicists and partygoers which seems to constitute their basic readership.
This nihilistic approach to humor has played an enormous role this election cycle; in fact, the desire to entertain one another online seems to constitute an entire subset of our political discourse.
