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For two decades the main boards and councils of the Church of England have fully supported fertility treatment (which always involves the loss of fertilised eggs) and embryo research.
It was a new idea to me - that instead of describing something (which always involves a separation between you and the object) you could replay it alive in the form of sound.
Facility siting with GIS has been applied in a number of fields, which always involves multiple candidate sites, various constraints, and multiple objectives.
Instead of emphasizing the rationality of the debate, we argue for the need to acknowledge the political nature of decision-making, which always involves exclusion.
And in the narrative logic of the film, the climax, which always involves the death of the most villainous character, doesn't involve killing the slave owner.
Human syndactyly is an overarching term for a diverse congenital condition which always involves incomplete digit separation during early development due to a lack of inter-digit membrane cell death, or through synostoses [ 76].
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We love him in part because, true to the laws of wish-fulfillment, which always involve a free lunch or a get-out-of-jail card, he embodies both sides of the equation — the greedy getting and the gleeful spending — and comes out of it just fine.
Since concepts and language always involve distinctions, which always involve duality, the insight so gained cannot be achieved conceptually or expressed linguistically.
In addition, to achieve the desired uniform architectures, the methods used are usually complicated, which always involve the use of various surfactants and reducing agents.
Furthermore, due to the complex nature of contemporary, interdisciplinary science and technology, which always involve issues of uncertainty, its authority within society has been declining.
For bacteria a subterminal degradation of alkanes to ketones and their further metabolization has been described which always involved Baeyer-Villiger monooxygenases (BVMOs).
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