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Of course there are psychological and intellectual differences between men and women, but meta-analyses of the best studies show that those differences are relatively small, that there is a great deal of variability among individuals, and that, as the neuroscientist Lise Eliot writes, "fundamentally, men and women are more similar than different".

This handsomely designed volume makes a case for the diagrams, sketches, drawings and engravings spanning 32,000 years that "are the essence of abstract thought," he writes, "representing fundamentally what it means to be human".

Is restorative writing fundamentally different from professional medical writing and "ghost writing"?

The hearings, Justice Lippmann wrote, were "fundamentally flawed" because the authority, in notices posted in hundreds of subway stations and other places, had led the public to believe that it was facing a budget gap of $2.8 billion, when the number was closer to $1 billion.

Pai's own Restoring Internet Freedom order ignored hundreds of engineers who explained on the record that the bureaucrats and lawyers who wrote it fundamentally misunderstand network architecture and design.

In a 2002 "Author Statement" on the US National Endowment for the Arts website, David Searcy claims that whatever he writes stems from "the fundamentally helter-skelter, pots-and-pans-like clatter of even the most exalted intuition".

"Today few imagine that society can be fundamentally improved," writes the historian and social critic Russell Jacoby in the December issue of Harper's Magazine, "and those who do are seen as at best deluded, at worst threatening".

"The court may have handed off the determination of obscenity to the local community, but the standards of local communities had fundamentally changed," writes Mr. Lane in "Obscene Profits".

They wrote code that fundamentally changed how the company's diesel cars worked.

But how is his writing "Das Kapital" fundamentally different from the way you make a living?

"We find no evidence," they wrote, "that S.R.I. fundamentally changes the physiological yield potential of rice".