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"I want to look at this as an opportunity to really get the circular economy rooted in business, competition and innovation policies, and not solely seen as an environmental issue," she said.

The street was solely seen as a road, and the use of public space was not debated by the citizens and planners.

Initially described as 'scleromyxoedema-like skin thickening' affecting the limbs and trunk [18], it was solely seen in dialysis patients and was first titled nephrogenic fibrosing dermopathy [19], subsequently renamed nephrogenic systemic fibrosis.

Although inflammation was observed for both genotypes, goblet cell metaplasia was solely seen in mutants with no effect on FOXA2 expression (supplementary material Fig. S1A E).

As expected, the L. major HemG activity in E. coli cell-free extracts was solely seen in the presence of electron accepting ubiquinone-1 or of fumarate allowing electron transfer from protogen to fumarate via menaquinone containing fumarate reductase.

Moreover, preference might not solely be seen as an outcome; individuals are often asked about their treatment or health status preferences without any prior experience.

I must deal with the people who come solely to see Bobby Short.

He called the Library Company of Philadelphia, a private library, solely to see if the Langenheim Brothers, Philadelphia photographers, had taken any New York views, and he uncovered a dramatic rooftop shot from New York University in the 1850's.

So much so that you worry for the bloggy bands charged with warming up a field who have paid solely to see Guns N' Roses and are at the height of drunk paranoia that they won't turn up.

With some fans flying in from as far away as Japan, it wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that a good 50% of the crowd appeared to have come solely to see the metal veterans, regardless of the calibre of the supports.

A ghost is a diminished thing, both invisible and, seemingly, dulled and narrowed, enduring solely to see the lover left behind; the horror of a house's haunting is ghostly wrath at a sense of abandonment by a lover who dares to move on, ghostly envy of happy people, ghostly resentment of newcomers who usurp the sacred space of lost love.