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• The first is how linguistic factors purported to affect structural borrowing are identified, defined, and supported.

• The sounds of muzak are purported to produce specific musical affects.

• The term 'face validity' simply means that the instrument appears to measure what it purports to.

• Violence purported to cover the loss of authority and askesis eliminated nameless but dangerous desires; sometimes the two traded places.

• The maxim is also a comprehensive representation of the world, a generalized description of the "real," purporting to swallow up all particular cases.

• In other words, art requires subjectivity and leaves purported objectivity to science.

• Even more, participants made deliberate reference to their own (purported) political loyalties to strengthen the legitimacy of their actions.

• Thus, the theory both predicts and purports to explain an association between these two variables.

• Nothing in this account of team agency purports to tell people when they ought + whether morally or rationally + to act as members of teams.

• Problems arise when more detailed contentful hypotheses are offered purporting to explain the existence and mechanisms of particular psychological phenomena in specifically evolutionary terms.

• One small exception is in a table which purports to show that antonyms occur together more often than chance would predict (165).

• What is more, neither version of the silencing argument actually rests on liberal premises, as purported.

• I argue that this opera is as much ' about' the workings of the genre as it is ' about' the story it purports to tell.

• The benefits of pooling the results of studies purporting to consider the same kind of service or intervention is questionable for this reason.

• Consider the following argument that purports to show that there is no ' evil demon ', no individual who is omniscient, omnipotent, and omnimalevolent.