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Which could be viewed as statistical proof – as if it was needed – that human beings are flawed.

European integration has long ceased to be animated by passions and ideals which could be viewed as distinctly Catholic.

Over the years, the taxation of dividends has had a number of effects, some of which could be viewed as perverse.

The Lace-Paper Valentine Kit contains enough card stock and paper lace to make "about forty" valentines, which could be viewed as something less than a buy at forty-two dollars plus time and labor.

The architects had planned to cover the glass with an adhesive film that would emulate those early flat-panel computers which could be viewed only head on, and went dark when seen from one side.

Of the T-shirt campaign as a whole the ASA said that the images were sexually provocative, irresponsible and "likely to cause widespread offence, because they were displayed on a website which could be viewed by, and was likely to have appeal to, children under 16 years of age".

It took a unique — well, derivative — sequel to create an atmosphere in which Lucas could be viewed in a new light.

Separation distances maintained by elk from recreationists also were 3 5 times farther than mean distances at which elk could be viewed from trails.

One well-known hologram of that era captured in red laser light a chessboard on which pieces could be viewed from various angles as a viewer shifted position.

In a piece for Slate last week, I laid out two new obstacles to such an effort: Prominent Republicans are increasingly expressing skepticism over basic climate science, and Democrats remain focused on passing emissions cuts (for which geoengineering could be viewed as a distraction).

Importantly, NKX2-5 mutants were shown to regulate the expression of these off-target genes, which together could be viewed as a "mutation-acquired gene regulatory network".