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• The book is unfortunately marred by technical and editing problems-repetition, grammatical slips, stylistically cumbersome passages, and weak internal organization of some chapters.

• The recording is slightly marred by some extraneous noise and a cloudy sound-quality on some of the vocal parts.

• However, this is not true in all villages, and this is probably what has marred many social forestry projects.

• Our findings suggest that political discussion is infrequently public, modestly contested and sometimes marred by inequality.

• And though often modestly contested, they are marred by political inequality.

• The text is marred by the author's uncritical acceptance of the accounts and attitudes of his nineteenth-century sources.

• It has been marred by a lot of controversy, and most importantly thousands of innocent people lost their lives.

• Developments within nationalist politics and pedagogies dictated that his second local tour would be marred by disappointments and disillusionment.

• Not smooth but rather marred by dense, small pockmarks; its par ticulate inclusions are finer and denser than those of any other obsidian sources.

• However, the book is overly long, and is marred by a considerable amount of repetition of both the theoretical argument and policy-relevant material.

• But it is unfortunate that the very last sentence is marred by an egregious slip.

• These errors and judgement calls, however, are rare in the text and in no way mar the book's overall value.

• The volume suffers from a paucity of maps, and two or three chapters are marred by inexcusably obscure language.

• However, the book is marred by important passages that could not survive such a translation.

• Like his first essay, this one is often marred by impossibly obscure language.