It is often forgotten how crude many of the early postwar interpretations were.

Many early interpretations of evolution polarized themselves around a struggle for existence.

These early and erroneous interpretations led to widespread public interest in Mars.

An early such interpretation was made by von Mises in 1945.

The straight lines of his earlier interpretations acquired curves and detours.

They called the earlier interpretation "a relic of days more barbarous than ours."

The realistic writers created a synthesis of the earlier interpretations.

The earliest Christian interpretation is found in a commentary by Hippolytus.

This is consistent with von Meyer's much earlier interpretation of the feather as having belonged to a juvenile.

The majority's concern about forum shopping was misplaced, since it had been addressed by the act's creation and earlier interpretation.