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• Bonus payments provide an incentive to work harder.

• Do you think the state should provide free nursery education?

• A healthy diet should provide all your essential nutrients.

• They opened a shelter to provide temporary housing for the city's homeless.

• He was able to provide the police with some valuable information.

• Rather than provide subsidized full-service housing, the municipality permits settlers to lease or purchase unused municipal land.

• They also provide broad assessments of variables that co-occur with parent alcoholism, permitting analyses delineating the specificity of these effects.

• A physician was permitted to overrule these recommendations by providing the reason at the bottom of the sheet.

• Templates provide stricter control over the surface form of the resulting clauses than do clause plans.

• Using this medium, we originally planned to provide a sound treatment of side-effects that would be more effective than systematic residualization.

• In this sense, then, control relies on planning to provide an adequate efference copy.

• Farmers often prefer farm plans that provide a satisfactory level of security even if this means sacrificing average income.

• This would provide a qualitative description of the mixing of single-particle and collective effects.

• Bayesian analysis provides a rational basis for the qualitative form of set-theoretic models of similarity.

• The results, presenting both qualitative and quantitative analyses, provide interesting insights into the responses of the students to the experiment itself.

• The use of regression models, such as multilevel modeling, potentially provides a rigorous means of modeling variation in cost-effectiveness between centers or countries (13).

• The aim is to provide insight into the more rigorous formalization that will be provided in the following sections.

• Finally, we shall approximate this system of recurrence equations by a system of ordinary differential equations whose solution provides us with the bounds mentioned above.

• Moreover, we provide complexity bounds for the problem in question and sketch a possible implementation method making use of dedicated systems for checking ordinary equivalence.

• Mere preferences independent of evaluation are excluded, although they provide goals in the ordinary sense.