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While the prominence of joy in Luke's Gospel has long been recognized, I hope to further our understanding of this motif by examining the relationship between joy-according-to-Luke and other aspects of discipleship.

While the prominence of Disney's brand makes a subsidiary's legal malfeasance surprising, perhaps it shouldn't be.

While the prominence of these two individuals grabbed the nation's attention, their story resonated because it spoke to our society's unconditional love and investment in our children.

While the prominence of the hydrolase activity term among the probes may be reflected in the 'catabolic process' BP term (Fig.  9b), which accounts for a considerable portion of all BP term annotations, it could also be related to defense mechanisms, though in a general sense rather than specialized stress-response activities.

However, his preferred instrumentation in recent years, involving drums and two basses, as heard on "Sound Grammar," has enabled him to retain the central role of his improvisations while increasing the prominence of the other musicians to the point where the ensemble displays the organic unity of a string quartet.

By placing climate change within disaster risk reduction, while using the prominence of climate change to promote and achieve wider development agendas, a long-term perspective is supported in which related research better serves policy and practice and vice versa.

While pleased with the prominence of gender equality within the document, we are concerned that there is very little that is transformatory in terms of economic and financial governance".

However, while many appreciate the prominence of Google, few understand the search engine's intricacies.

The lateral and medial nasal prominences are components of the frontonasal mass, while the maxillary prominence is derived from tissue rostral to the first branchial arch.

The cases of neglect, while noteworthy because of the prominence of the organization overseeing the horses, are only the latest embarrassment for an industry that remains vexed by one of its most fundamental challenges: how to humanely look out for horses that no longer have any value at the racetrack or in the breeding shed.

While the growing prominence of women in top positions at colleges is good news, the academic glass ceiling still prevents many women from realizing their full potential.