In terms of Baethge et al.'s first point, the main reason for this discrepancy may be that our review and their work, in essence, answer distinct though not necessarily wholly mutually exclusive questions.
p53 dysfunction and DNA MMR deficiency are almost wholly mutually exclusive (Cottu et al, 1996; Samowitz et al, 2001).
God cannot be wholly transcendent to or exclusive of the self or the world.
Pinker first sets up what is probably a false opposition (public success and empathy are not in fact mutually exclusive) and then wholly fails to account for high-profile women such as Condoleezza Rice, Hillary Clinton or all the women who are running companies and law firms.
I am not a legal expert at all, but I have not found a legal basis in the current Treaties that would explicitly authorise the Community wholly or partially to surrender its exclusive competences for the benefit of the Member States.
Discussing these theories under three separate headings as we do below may foster the illusion that what we have are three mutually exclusive views, each marking off a wholly distinct camp in the history of soteriological theorizing, and each aiming to provide a full accounting of what Jesus' work contributes to human salvation from death and separation from God.
They are not hierarchical nor are they mutually exclusive, in that their application is wholly dependent on the specifics of the clinical encounter.
Basically, this involves registering a wholly foreign-owned company in mainland China, which signs exclusive revenue or profit-sharing contracts with the Chinese-owned, licensed operating business.
Aggression from E. nassaui owners did not wholly prevent parasitism by intruders, so arriving first did not guarantee exclusive use of a patch.
Since the startup wholly owns all the music, it can then offer simple, non-exclusive licensing to its customers.
