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• Some write semi-autobiographical novels, delving into personal pasts in order to either discover or re-examine their motivations and affinities.

• Chapters 11 and 12 delve into how to transform the multitude of results created through the previous chapters into good sociolinguistic argumentation.

• The linkage between translation and interpreting in the media context is another subject worth delving into in the future.

• His listening is organised according to the representation: each listening allows him to delve deeper into the material and into the structures of the work.

• Under the sway of the philological project, scholars have delved deeper and deeper into texts and into the past.

• We can then use this general form to show the existence of a fixed point without having to delve too much into the details.

• In a section on resources for development, four chapters delve into low-input technologies, nutrient management, decentralized plant breeding strategies and the role of livestock.

• The authors analyze several phases of the conversations over time, sometimes pointing out the obvious and at other times delving more deeply.

• The next step is for them or others to delve deeper into the matter.

• In order to demonstrate this, the author delves into many different areas.

• But syntacticians rarely delve deeply enough into the intricacies of aspectual properties of verbs in their various frames to appreciate this.

• Another criticised architects for taking information too much at face value without delving further into it.

• As impact geologic research progresses, we will delve more deeply into impact effects and biotic recovery from impact.

• We have several ' regional studies ' delving into the issues of political culture, ethnicity, regional identity and nation-building.

• They allow design engineers to design and modify before delving into the details.