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• A sense of one's worth and dignity and the self-confidence which goes with it are indispensable ingredients of democratic politics.

• The new set of laws goes much further.

• The problems faced by the agent will have to be solved in real time, and time never goes backwards.

• In other words, the consequentiality of theor y goes without saying and is, therefore, totally uninteresting if ever ything is theor y.25 24.

• He even goes so far as to suggest that the terms marked/unmarked should be defined as 'less frequent/more frequent' (p. 67).

• The argument goes that those particular children could not have been born without their putatively identity-linked disabilities.

• He goes on to describe the role that mirror neurons might have played in a seven-stage development to full human language.

• She offers us an "anthropolitical linguistic" analysis that goes far beyond the majority of studies on sociolinguistic factors.

• The span of the study however goes beyond the sites of data collection because of the variety of sources being referred to.

• Ageism, however, is clearly a challenge that goes far beyond the provision of services to the social attitudes that underlie discrimination in this respect.

• Because of course it's difficult if the one just goes out and the other one has to stay at home.

• The core assumption is that the speaker necessarily goes through all of these stages in a fixed order.

• However, our mechanistic aspiration goes beyond mapping out such practices and contingencies.

• Redhead goes further than that, and argues that much physics has very little to do with causes.

• Nolan goes on to summarize her own specific theory of learning, motivated by neural constructivism.