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I felt that if we had the actors moving rather like particles within an atom, there would be times when this could be instructive and other times when as a metaphor it might be quite interesting.

As this nation prepares for war, this timely book could be instructive to President Bush and the members of his national security team, most of whom have not served in the military or witnessed the carnage of battle.

Another challenge is to persuade Iraqis to accept the interim authority as legitimate, he said; in this regard, America's experience in other countries could be instructive.

And now, as Greece edges toward a possible default, the Argentine lessons could be instructive.

The findings could be instructive for agencies that enforce fishing limits in overfished waters around the globe.

"The story of the Tweed courthouse is a humdinger that could be instructive to the public," Mr. Stern said.

IF you were looking to explain fundamental differences between Indian and American culture, "Monsoon Wedding" could be instructive.

That ruling is non-binding but could be instructive to the several other courts considering iPhone-unlocking cases.

Their skills are fantastic and could be instructive to the homegrown players, if only those Britons could get on the field.

Even a partial victory by Mr. James could be instructive for Republicans, not to mention a tonic for a party that needs one.

Bridget Craig Ashurst, Hampshire In the light of the Mark Duggan inquest verdict, it could be instructive to compare that fatal event to another, more recent London police shooting: the wounding and arrest of the two assailants of Lee Rigby.