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In general, though, art in this context tends to be just another facet of design, and a minor one at that.

This context tends to reduce primary health care to primary medical care.

Although this technology is well known and widely used, its use in the field of public transport information services operating in mobility contexts is new, as these types of systems in this context tend to use infrastructures belonging to mobile telephone operators.

While the arguments made in this context tend to be tied to particular cases of group-based harm, they are for the most part designed either to establish general criteria for distributing collective responsibility among group members or to demonstrate that collective responsibility cannot in the end be distributed at all.

Many traditional motif-searching methods, such as Meme [ 22], are not designed to accommodate phylogenetic structure, and therefore in this context, tend to report motifs that arise from conservation within subfamilies we already knew about.

Decisions made in this context tend to be less drastic for the mother than for the fetus, given that the latter has more life-years to lose, and faces health hazards that are wholly avoidable.

In sum, our findings suggest that women's greater ability to make decisions in this context tend to benefit their daughters' schooling and indicate the need for considering a broader set of autonomy-related characteristics when examining the effect of women's status on children's educational outcomes.

That kind of ultra-realistic violence has become more common on the stage, even if the context tends to be less comic.

In turn, the context tends to be volatile, i.e. exogenous events may change the context state and thus affect composition execution.

My context tends to be the sound of the music and the attitude of the singer.

With the latter, there is a counterpressure whereby the Deictic adheres closely to the Thing; here the principle of "general to particular" is overridden by another one whereby the Deictic element, that which locates the entity in its discursive context, tends to come at the beginning.