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This column reflects on what the venture capital industry has forgotten and needs to re-learn.

This column reflects the authors' personal views on the topic; it does not constitute legal advice and does not represent the views of Orrick or its clients.

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§ This column reflects the blinded treatment(s) to which patients were randomised.

The order of the species in this column reflects the taxonomic proximity with close relatives, having Rosa hybrid, Prunus and Malus the highest values.

THIS week's column reflects on faith, abortion and politics.

But there is still an aversion among many American commentators to discussing the hard facts, and Navarrette's CNN column reflects this.

There are millions of voters out here who refuse to give in the political jadedness your column reflects, and continue to think that Barack Obama is the answer this tired country needs.

"My column reflects the views of a woman who works and is a mother - a situation in which more than half of all British women find themselves," she says.

The second column reflects changes between industries and the third one changes within industries.

The sum of the amounts removed by the effluent and the carbon column reflects the total amount injected.