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211. Although they allow more of Doyle's attention to the corrosive effects of poverty to seep through, they remain essentially optimistic.
212. The concept is essentially one of replacing expensive solar collectors and solar cells with tree leaves.
213. Essentially a text orientated language, it has been expanded to give graphics capability.
214. Conclusion On the good side, the Lakewood amp is crammed with features and it essentially sounds really good.
215. The argument based on the sanctity of life is essentially a matter of religious dogma.
216. They enjoy painting for its own sake, and although adult interest provides encouragement, it is essentially a private activity.
217. Fischler and Bloom conclude from these results that in visual word recognition the effect of context is essentially inhibitory rather than facilitatory.
218. Essentially, it is a process under which goods are ascertained by being identified.
219. These powers of a regional planning authority in relation to development control are essentially rights of intervention to give effect to regional planning policies.
220. This effect, essentially an increase in the efficacy of transmission between pre- and postsynaptic cells, was termed potentiation.
221. As in human warfare, chemical defences are essentially deterrents rather than everyday weapons.
222. He listens politely, then makes plausible but essentially empty gestures.
223. Women portrayed as the embodiment of all that is spiritually good are essentially muses.
224. The brick story that dominated 1986 and 1987 was essentially motivated by concern about how the exterior would look.
225. For the people, against the people Perhaps the greatest puzzle of all, however, is essentially political.
226. Good footwork consists essentially in the ability to move swiftly from one position to another without sacrificing balance.
227. Hayek formulated this concept essentially as a result of his inquiries into the nature of order in society.
228. Making sure of a balanced diet means, essentially, eating a selection of different foods, with no one type predominating.
229. With the development of a world capital market, everyone essentially borrows in New York, London, or Tokyo.
230. The grouping formalised the situation by creating four essentially geographically based companies, even though they did stray into one another's territories.
231. It was suggested above that the duty of care is best conceived as imposing essentially procedural standards.
232. The behaviour of worm-lions, which also flick sand at their prey, is essentially the same as that of the ant-lion.
233. Essentially, the classic experimental design involves controlling all factors extraneous to the hypothesis of interest in order that this can be tested.
234. I hope not because Britain is essentially a decent place to take refuge and find acceptance.
235. In this connection Hume propounds a kind of utilitarianism for which the good is essentially the useful, in terms of promoting human happiness.
236. Essentially, he argues that capitalist societies are prone to periodic fluctuations in profitability.
237. John Sculley was now in charge of Apple, which essentially meant that he was in charge of Macintosh.
238. And so, essentially, this grey situation drifts on-whilst the most basic question of all emerges.
239. Essentially, it meant that each person should acquire the self-knowledge concerning when and how he or she learned best.
240. The business dimension of family is essentially about cooperation between adults and between generations in dealing with the dynamics of: dependence.
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