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Alastair is arranging a suitable version of Lifted (though our campaign theme tune really should have been My Way).

This may have been Rogers's singular gift: an extraordinary ability to read the anxieties of others, and to offer a suitable version of himself to fit the situation.

By Ben McGrath Rogers's singular gift may have been his ability to read the anxieties of others, and offer a suitable version of himself to fit the situation.

By using a suitable version of the dual fountain theorem established in this paper, we prove the existence of infinitely many small energy solutions.

Again, a classical result of Specker establishes the existence of a model of NF in a suitable version of simple type theory with a formal counterpart of typical ambiguity.

However, we will use a suitable version of the mountain pass theorem and Morse theory to get three nontrivial solutions for problem (1) in the general case (N>4).

We observe, though, that there are other set theories in which nonstandard objects are deliberately provided (we will review some of these below), and some of the applications of those set theories to "nonstandard analysis" might be duplicated in suitable versions of NFU.

Further work examining the types of people for whom a proxy response is required and whether there are systematic differences between responses given by proxy or by self, as has been found elsewhere [ 30- 33], would be helpful, as would the development of a suitable version for use with proxy respondents.

A particular problem Dedekind struggled with for quite a while, in the sense of finding a general and fully satisfactory solution, was to find a suitable version, not only of the notion of "integer", but also of "prime number" (Ferreirós 1999, ch. 3, Avigad 2006).

As regards the computation of iterations themselves, it is helpful to apply suitable simplified versions of the algorithm, not discussed here, which are better adopted for use with computer algebra systems.

He certainly thought that only a black director was suitable for the film version of his play "Fences", arguing that the task demanded someone who knew first-hand the culture of black Americans.