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Above all this issue illustrates just how awkward protected designation of origin (PDO), protected geographical indication (PGI), and traditional specialities guaranteed (TSG) are in practice.

This issue illustrates, though, how human rights – and particularly article 1 of protocol 1 – are used by commercial interests to fight regulation they do not welcome.

Wright's approach to this issue illustrates his penchant, evident also in his acute and ready understanding of natural selection, to focus on large-scale effects of natural law as making sense of nature.

While it seems a foregone conclusion that marijuana will be legal in the US soon, this issue illustrates the ups and downs of pot's entry into the mainstream.

This issue illustrates that bioinformatics approaches can often be used by life scientists as a first step in the investigation of various disease mechanisms.

The divisiveness of this issue illustrates the point that an evaluation of emerging disease threats requires a broad interdisciplinary approach (4 ).

The eight articles in this issue illustrate the journal's breadth of coverage, both of subject matter and of disciplinary input.

The MPs said: "There appears to be a lack of strategic thinking and policy coherence within Government on this issue, illustrated by its failure to demonstrate how future oil and gas extraction from the Arctic can be reconciled to commitments to limit temperature rises to 2°C.

The papers in this issue illustrate an important requirement of scaling up: making the work of PD facilitators visible such that researchers/designers can begin to more explicitly articulate their roles, how they learn to enact those roles, and how researchers/designers can support their learning.

The papers included in this issue illustrate how research using instrumented test vehicles continues to generate new knowledge, and how the larger scale United States and European naturalistic and field operational test studies are providing a wealth of data about road user behaviour in real traffic.

Republicans and Democrats alike have offered constructive ideas on this issue, illustrating bipartisan commitment to helping Americans shake off the lingering damage of the Great Recession.