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We focus on 325 Local Labor Markets (LLM) located in Southern Italy, as this is a traditional example of a disadvantaged area in the EU.

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Hydroxyapatite (HA) chromatography is a traditional example of mixed-mode chromatography in which protein can bind to resin via either HA-phosphoryl (cation-exchange) or HA-calcium residues (metal affinity).

"This is a classic example of the convergence of traditional and new media," Mr Rose said.

"Bokmål" Norwegian is considered a traditional example.

£16, thewinesociety.com; £19.99, henningswine.co.uk (2006/8) Midweek meal Dourthe La Grande Cuvée 2010 Good white Bordeaux under £10 is not easy to find, but this is a really great example of traditional, old-world Sauvignon Blanc that makes a great match for any kind of seafood or starters such as smoked salmon, but is light enough to be a perfect party bottle.

This is an example of a traditional approach that is commonly used.

Opportunistic hunting of lorises has been a traditional practice, for example, when a tree in which the primate is living is cut down.

Many, especially single-celled, eukaryotes can reproduce clonally, but still they sometimes undergo sexual reproduction; a traditional example is that of mating types in yeasts.

We're going to start off with a traditional example: framed artwork hanging up somewhere.

"This situation is a good example of why traditional accounting methods aren't an accurate way to determine value for research and development," IV says in a statement.