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This term makes governments nervous.

Sometimes this kind of work is associated with "human-computer interaction," but this term makes it sound like we're interacting with computers, when in fact, most of the time, we're interacting with each other.

This term makes sense if the status of such zones is considered although it creates confusion because there is a specific Chinese model of free zones named Special Economic Zones and this model covers only a part of the concept.

This term makes most elements in c become zero and it selects important bases on the matrix B. The weight parameter λ, which is empirically determined in the experiment, adjusts the number of selected bases.

This term makes clear that it is not simply (thick) "theism" that Hume aims to discredit and undermine but religion broadly conceived as including related doctrines (miracles, a future state, etc).

Typically this term makes a non-negligible contribution.

No one uses this term; make it "PATH" in virtually all references.

Both men are leaving at the end of this term, making good on pledges to serve no more than six years in the House.

This term, made popular by the German philosopher Jürgen Habermas in the early 1970s, aptly captures the dissonance between the stated objectives of our political institutions – the need to promote equality, justice, fairness – and today's harsh political reality, where the very same institutions often stand in the way of upholding those values.

Monkhouse, 30, was a regular in Mick Wadsworth's side this term, making 53 appearances, and scoring eight goals.

Brindley has also had loan spells with Scunthorpe and Oxford this term, making three appearances for each club.