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• The increased awareness of the studied population in relation to acute filarial manifestations as the study proceeded, indicates, for instance the operation of monitoring biases.

• First, why does the absence of an onset have two different manifestations in two closely related dialects ?

• Fighting, though one of the clearest manifestations of conflict, is actually its consequence, not its cause.

• The clinical manifestations are usually proportional to the parasitic load carried by the individual [2].

• Clearly, these are manifestations of the adverbial effect, parallel to middles.

• Therefore, we will likewise be mainly (though not exclusively) concerned here with these manifestations of phonetic approximation.

• Empire was about power ; but the manifestations of that power were never simple or one-sided.

• Public manifestations of disaffection with the law, such as that which surrounded the forgery laws, underpinned their argument and facilitated its success.

• Operatic narratives, like ghosts, exist at the threshold between past and present, as manifestations of the past that act on the present.

• Given the profusion of such texts and their repeated manifestations in publisher's catalogues, one wonders how and why academic publishers continue to produce such works.

• Pretheoretically speaking, the difference between sonorants and obstruents, whatever its reality at the level of melodic primes, has a number of syllable-relevant manifestations.

• The attempts of co-operation, as well as matters of conflict among the countries planning relief expeditions, expose overt manifestations of nationalism.

• Issues surrounding women as spectators, actors, objects, and subjects have given rise to all kinds of manifestations of so-called feminist theatre.

• The manifestations of languages or voices in these situations can range from single words to entire texts.

• While such conflict is ubiquitous, it is not at all clear that its local manifestations in variation are predictable.