He also thinks people also undeniably gain some form of comfort and solidarity from the communal action - which implicitly encourages others to participate.

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It is also an argument which was implicitly accepted by a detailed Joseph Rowntree Foundation inquiry into the costs of caring for the elderly published two years ago.

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When most people own homes they will support policies which lead to higher rents and implicitly higher home pricing.

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By ignoring the uses to which tax revenues are put, these debates implicitly deprecate the very purpose of government.

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The two companies were implicitly backed by the U.S. government, which in practical terms meant that they would not be allowed to fail.

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While TripAdvisor is currently the number 1 online travel community in North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific, it implicitly competes with large social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter which also offer a forum for users to discuss travel plans and exchange reviews.

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Through his statements above, Professor Yunus implicitly recognizes that free market capitalism is working in the half of the world in which it is practiced.

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In each case the Security Council, which has declared the spread of such weapons a threat to international peace and security, is implicitly or explicitly the presumed enforcer of last resort.

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Stephen Cecchetti, a professor at Brandeis University's business school, thinks insurers are clever enough to figure out which patients are acting on the results of genetic tests, and to tease out those results implicitly.

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