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Even (seemingly) unimportant enacted laws change the status quo policy and have greater utility than dead important bills.
There is, for instance, intriguing evidence that seemingly tiny procedural differences can make a large difference to behavior.
The results indicate that the diversity of life is extensive, even in this seemingly inhospitable ' ' extreme ' ' environment.
When the theory is unveiled, we are often amazed to see that these seemingly aberrant bridges do exist by themselves naturally.
As an aesthetics both socially prescribed and seemingly subjective, fashion marks the intersection of competing ideological discourses, and thus necessarily fosters social contradiction.
Just why the junta seemingly ' pulled its punches ' forms an intriguing puzzle, one that may be fruitfully analysed at the organisational level.
During the gold rushes when the population suddenly increased many-fold leading to seemingly limitless demand for meat, the balance finally tipped against labour.
Even seemingly encompassing unions (measured by density) might pursue narrow interests when union organizational structure is fragmented.
