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The possible natural answers to this question lead to three reasonable alternatives, respectively giving rise to point-based logics discussed above, interval-based logics, and mixed, two-sorted logics, where points and intervals are considered as separate sorts on a par and formulae for both sorts are constructed.

Recently, a new burst of data relevant to this question lead to a re-evaluation of the easiness of speciation with gene flow [5].

Last year, this question led to talk of an indie apocalypse – with small studios struggling to fund their work, then struggling to sell it.

In this innovative and imaginative book by H. G. Wells, written at the end of the nineteenth century, this question leads to a series of shocking events that leave humanity scarred for ever more.

Thinking about this question leads me to focus on the conditions that make a metropolis – the enormous diversity of workers, their living and work spaces, the multiple sub-economies involved.

This question leads to investigating the fundamental changebility of institutions.

This question leads Hurley to the notion of partial unity.

This question led Till to found Eyeo, and with it the Acceptable Ads Program.

This question leads back into the familiar territory of psychosemantics, but now the starting point is internal to the practices of computational neuroscience.

Her inclusion of a defense of force vive (she thus sided with Leibniz on this question) led to her subsequent dispute on the issue with Jean-Jacques Dortous de Mairan.