Journalists who would never dream of filling out their own tax returns deride executives who claim they have no clear idea of the contents of thousands of pages of mandated forms and accounts that remain unread by anyone, including the government bodies that mandate them--until bankruptcy or recession lends 20-20 postmortem clairvoyance to press, politicians and prosecutors.

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Zajonc's own work relates to an idea called Wheeler's delayed choice experiment, which forms part of the basis for Lanza's idea.

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When teaching numeracy, the facilitators focus on teaching numbers and the idea of quantity, grouping and interpretation of measurement units, arithmetic operations, special forms and orientation, and content interpretation, such as reading tables and graphics.

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The idea of a small school nabbing a top coach from a major sports factory would be unthinkable in most other forms of college sports.

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This idea is very old, and was expressed in many forms by the Mercantilist writers of the 1600-1780 period.

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Is it any wonder the industry sticks to a winning formula and largely shuns the idea of using bigger, more representational female models, let alone disabled models whose physical forms will be even more difficult to sell as aspirational?

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One depends on the idea that the water vapour which forms clouds condenses initially around tiny particles known as aerosols (many of which are produced by algae).

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