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In this study, Strauss offers a close reading of the rhetoric of Xenophon's dialogue, which highlights, on Strauss's reading, the tension between the philosophical quest for truth and the requirements of society.

Zuckerberg said people searching for what others are saying about certain topics is driving that growth, which highlights Facebook's on-going quest to win public chatter — as space Twitter has long ruled.

NICE requests written and oral input from patients, carers, and health care professionals, clinical specialists and patient experts from the start (scoping) up to the Appraisal Committee meeting, which highlights the emphasis on the perspective of these groups.

The site also features a new recommendation engine which highlights videos based on your viewing habits and suggests other members with similar musical tastes for you to also follow and share content with.

The company also provides the FiOS TV WeatherBug "widget" application, which highlights local weather, on another channel.

The town is recorded on the earliest surviving map of Britain, the Gough Map made around 1360 which highlights its position on the main western north-south highway with distance markers to Preston and Warrington.

The lack of a standardized culture system also hampers research into the development and testing of new antimicrobial agents with anti- Pneumocystis activity, which highlights our reliance on TMP-SMX as the current mainstay of therapy.

The major strength of this study is the use of both objective and self-reported measures of physical activity, which highlights how reliance on self-report may exaggerate differences between ethnic groups.

Knowledge seems to be critically dependant on attitude, which highlights the need for educating providers on rape and the seriousness of the problem.

Peabody has also issued a video to promote a campaign it has dubbed "Lights On" which highlights the G20 meeting and asks for support to "urge world leaders to turn the lights on".

The show, which highlights Africa's influence on Picasso's work, brings more than 80 of his paintings, drawings and sculptures together with a selection of African masks and statues similar to those that he had around him as he worked.Picasso said that the "virus" of African art stayed with him throughout his life.