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               •     P ... already contains Q/ has already been applied to Q.
                    These phenomena ... might already exist in the for.11 of Q.
                    These experiments ... have already yielded some surprises.
                    We tried to apply P ... before.
                    P ... develops before Q/ did (may have done) R long before Q.
                    Let us first/ We must first ... make Р/ ask whether P.
                    We first … give P and then Q.
                    First, ... I want to review P.
                    Q is crucial on accounts;  ... firstly, P.
                    These specialists ... last met in Berlin/ in 1985.
                    P doubled ... since industrialization.
                    Since  then/  its  birth/  introduction/  World  War  II  ...  the  theory  was  widely
                     discussed.
                    Researchers remained unaware of P ... until 1960.
                    Until 1957/ Until recently, ... mathematicians were unsure whether P.
                    A scientific experiment, no matter how spectacular the results, is not completed
                     until the results are published.

               •     P arises/ occurs/ is born (used)/ was first understood ... when Q.
                    Leibniz saw the point very clearly ... when he criticized Locke.
                    Further questions arise ... when we compare this fossil with others.
                    Game theory suggests rational solutions ... when the outcomes are uncertain.
                    While some are arguing that P, ... officials maintain that Q.
                    Some experts are alarmed, ... while others are optimistic.

                      2.7 Quantity descriptions

                      2.7.1 Quantities

               •     There has been  ... a certain amount of confusion in the terminology of P.
                    The algorithm leads to an answer ... in a finite amount of time.
                    Neocortex might become overloaded ... by vast amounts of information.
                    The factor controlling the explosiveness of eruptions        ... is the amount of P.
                    We have to determine   ... the amount of P.
                    The amount/ volume of Q ... will vary according to P.
                    The bulk of the material/ results ... consists of P.
                    The corpus data/ findings ... include P.
                    The  degree/  level/  trend  of  concentration/  The  margin  of  error  ...  is  changing
                     over time.
                    The flow of the data ... will double the size of the archives in a year.
                    The repertory of scholarship in musical studies       ... is vast.
                    These  quantities  are  ...  experimentally  measurable/  difficult  to  calculate/
                     essential for evaluating Q.
               •     In  this  regime  ...  a  new  set  of  problems  arises.  [NN]  is  a  set  of  materials  for
                     algebra.
                    A theory is a set of principles ... that can be used to make inferences about the
                     world.
                    The stock of rules ... has to be altered/ changed.
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