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• Actual players may want actual not hypothetical compensation to those made use of by trade.

• The possibility, however, turns out to be purely hypothetical.

• To begin with the first, it is not clear that hypothetical consent removes the need for actual consent when actual consent can be sought.

• Let us turn now to the analysis of government formation in this hypothetical set of legislatures.

• Moreover, and more damagingly, he has established no grounds for preferring the hypothetical insurance scheme to the talent auction.

• As a policy argument, however, this kind of argument from hypotheticals falls victim to the difficulties described in the previous subsection.

• Embarrassed for our discipline in that hypothetical world, we decided to write the article.

• The judicial system establishes in its rules a series of juridical consequences in the event that certain hypothetical events occur.

• The question is how representative the snapshot is of a hypothetical series for which it is the only sample.

• We did not find an association between the types of insurers represented and respondents' decision to cover the technologies presented in hypothetical scenarios.

• In the first case the composer seems to connect many of the electronic timbres with hypothetical acoustic instruments.

• Consider another hypothetical world in which many but not all parents of cloned children undermine their self-esteem.

• It is also important to emphasize that the utilities estimated for the hypothetical programs are not all statistically different.

• For a range of hypothetical breast cancer programs, relative utilities and corresponding willingness-to-pay estimates were derived.

• Beyond these hypothetical examples, some real-world systems of government have produced results of the form of (i) and (ii).