Nowhere is this paradox more apparent than in the case of Jewish studies.

Senior Fed officials attribute this apparent paradox to strong productivity.

So what's the genesis of this apparent paradox in consumer satisfaction?

The 'phase' cannot carry any information, so the apparent paradox is not real.

This apparent paradox is addressed in a theory that focuses on the physics of development.

What can then be made of this apparent paradox?

No easy answers came and there were many apparent paradoxes.

Unfortunately, this does not shed much light on the second apparent paradox.

One way to explain the apparent paradox is as follows:

In many cases, the winners tried to explain apparent paradoxes.