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DAN RIFF Denver As usual, Paul Krugman is interesting and insightful, but his explanation of how macroeconomists got it so wrong is badly lacking because it ignores one important element of meaningful economic analysis — the part represented by the work of institutional economists like John Kenneth Galbraith.

A Gallup Poll earlier this month brought home just how far away from Enlightenment thinking much of the country, largely the part represented by the Republican Party, has become.

The PC market, especially the part representing the companies using Microsoft's Windows operating system, has suffered lately as economic uncertainty has crimped spending on information technology.

At time t, S = S ( t ) is the part of population representing individuals susceptible to a disease, I = I ( t ) is the part of population representing infectious individuals, R = R ( t ) is the part representing individuals that recovered from the disease.

Shakespeare constantly reflects on the problem of synecdoche in his plays, a rhetorical term meaning "the part representing the whole".

The outer part includes the cork and cortex, while the center part represented the primary xylem for most samples or xylem for branch roots.

Within this region, the dorsal subregion represented the fovea, whereas the anterior part of the ventral subregion represented the lower visual field and the posterior part represented the upper visual field (Fig. 12 D ).

The third part represented the -10 region TATAAT.

The additions are, for the most part, represented as footnotes -- and they often represent Freud's own commentary on the original text.

Thus the viruses in this panel for the most part represented difficult to neutralize viruses.

The deleted part represented about 2 Mb and contained 5 genes: Dnahc11, Sp4, Sp8, Abcb5 and Itgb8.