The recent deluge has left most cattle farmers in a crisis situation as regards grazing management and silage cutting. |
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The most common ailments, traveler's sickness, otherwise known as Montezuma's revenge or Delhi belly, and the common cold. |
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Because women are most often in charge of medicinal herbs, they are responsible for propitiating the spirits of medicine on special altars. |
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The most common substitution muscles are the biceps, triceps, deltoid and neck muscles. |
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His most characteristic works are abstracts painted in light, translucent colours, often delicate shades of blue. |
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As a profiler, most of her work was conducted in the office, not the field. |
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Humans do not have the gift of prophecy, nor do we always have the most accurate knowledge. |
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Like a prophylactic, it prevents certain bad things from happening while preserving most of the benefits of interaction. |
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The skin over the deltoid muscle or posterior arm is the most common vaccination site. |
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An educated guess would be that the pictures are, indeed, touched up and air-brushed because most photographs in glossy magazines are. |
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In Buddhist thought, this feeling that we are the real thing, the most important person, the center of everything, is delusory. |
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Manifestly, America's bubble economy of the late 1990s had its center in the most profligate consumer borrowing and spending binge in history. |
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Above their heads glittered a crystal chandelier the size of most people's kitchen tables, laced with gold. |
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This is the trap that most businesses tend to fall into and is proof positive that proper planning is a vital ingredient for any business. |
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The process of globalization has certainly been amongst the most significant developments of the past few decades. |
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The most basic deliverable metric is to count the number of parts released to the manufacturing resource planning bill of materials. |
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The outcomes of most studies were metrics assessing the process of healthcare delivery with and without decision support systems. |
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And who are the most successfully prophetic when it comes to predicting the future? |
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This much would be accepted by most, if not all, proponents of coherence theories. |
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The emphasis on correct proportions, angles, different values and sheens have created one of the most intriguing collections in the industry. |
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Currently, the most popular options are pale wood, high gloss white paint and steel sink units. |
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It could be the Pantheon, surely one of Rome's most significant and finely proportioned structures. |
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That extra man proved to be a hindrance to Laois however and it was Dublin who drew most inspiration from the situation. |
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His most recent deal is designed to make the combined company a more attractive proposition for investors in terms of size and product offering. |
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Thermal demagnetization was much more effective and most of the specimens were demagnetized using this technique. |
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For most ballerinas, such a glittering career would be enough of a workload. |
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For example, defoliants which were sprayed during the Vietnam War killed most of the mangrove forests in the Mekong Delta. |
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Labour has been the main political prop of Norwegian capitalism throughout most of the twentieth century. |
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By most accounts, foreign shrimp farms are earning reasonably healthy profits. |
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But in treating Jay's fall lightly I may be making the elementary error of most profilists. |
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Addressing a smear is one of the hardest, trickiest, most delicate things in politics. |
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These traders have been among the most prominent forces driving the process of globalization. |
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Now that most of us are wired up to the global village, we have instant access to what it is going on. |
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A growing population and an expanding economy are stretching the deliverability of this most delicate of natural resources. |
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His ingenious lighting did much to make the most of the subtle settings, some of which poured strange light into Stygian glooms. |
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This book provides a most informative guide to how drastic funding cuts have affected healthcare delivery. |
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In fact, most of them probably aren't even aware that there is a field in front of them. |
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Super service can take many forms, but its two most important features are rapid delivery and reliable delivery. |
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It could furnish the most propitious conditions for capturing popular sentiment and guaranteeing a successful campaign. |
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The most obvious lesson of course applies to proponents of biological control. |
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But it is the idea of introducing new innovative transport schemes, such as a mass transit system, that will draw the most attention. |
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In addition to the two most famous Delphic exhortations, we have copies of inscriptions from two columns at the temple itself. |
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Thus, most minor amino acids varied in proportion to each other, but correlated relatively poorly with total amino acids. |
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The flowers remind me most of the glory pea except they are slightly smaller and have the spurs. |
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While Rudy Giuliani is the most popular figure, the former New York mayor is pro-gay rights and pro-choice on abortion. |
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I think most probate fees are progressive like succession fees and death duties used to be. |
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Perhaps the most problematic aspect of contemporary nature photography is what is not in the frame. |
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Other hackers, most notably the Chaos Computer Club, have criticised The Dispatchers, a loose-knit collective of more than 60 defacers. |
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Every investment, be it the bluest chip or the most gilt-edged government bond, carries some element of risk. |
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So this film, with all its glossiness, is by far the most fragile and vulnerable work I've done. |
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Their resort hotels, like most of their city centre establishments, were aimed at customers seeking first-class or even de luxe accommodation. |
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Perhaps most problematically, the delegate selection process could now begin to work against her. |
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And most spectators are alert, many of them bringing their own baseball gloves to catch souvenirs. |
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The root of this bonding most likely starts with a game of catch, or better yet, one's first baseball glove. |
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His system of compounding has led to the building of the most complex locomotives ever produced in quantity. |
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Film exhibition is a hard business with a nasty profit margin, and the studios hold most of the cards. |
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For most other artists this would be the glittering jewel at the centre of their career. |
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I learnt that the most precious things in my life have never been treated with any delicacy. |
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Kelly squealed, wrapping her arms about the most ginormous pumpkin Mitch had ever seen. |
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It took most of the next morning to figure out the glitch and devise a temporary fix. |
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Separation from family is one of the most apparent costs of participating in the program and it's a conscious and deliberate strategy and policy. |
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I will continue to update often since most of the other chapters are already written, but are still being proofread. |
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With his deep-set green eyes, and perfect chiseled features, Manda wasn't surprised why most girls in campus thought of him devilishly handsome. |
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Instead, it captures the delicate state of a country at its most vulnerable. |
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Quinces have to be cooked, when they turn the most becoming pink and taste delicious. |
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The cell membrane was found to be the most sensitive to the shock wave propagation among the cell components. |
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The thing I have found most delightful is having friends all over the world. |
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What angered many of the townspeople most was Atticus's attempt to truly defend Tom. |
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In most cases, ultrasound scans are used on the surface of the body, with the probe moving over the skin. |
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The most serious acute withdrawal symptoms are seizures and delirium tremens, which most commonly occur with abrupt discontinuation. |
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Indeed, some of the accounts from the proceedings of the Commission read like most charged drama. |
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On the other hand, David Rothenberg's more nuanced analysis of deep ecology has been most influential in some circles. |
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The number of rebels was far in excess of even the most gloomy government forecast. |
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The area is probably producing the most brookite from a quartz-crystal deposit at present, though it is hard to find any good ones for sale. |
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Elegant arcades girdled courtyards but most remaining today have been roughly adapted to modern needs. |
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It seems that Britain's upmarket retailers suffered most and will suffer further if the crisis deepens. |
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He is one of the fastest and most direct forwards in the Premiership and a constant thorn in the side of opposing defenders. |
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It was then he was unwittingly drawn into one of the industry's most famous frauds, though he was entirely innocent. |
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I simply point out that they are articles of faith, and are NOT rationally defensible standpoints as most scientists would have you believe. |
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Today, it runs a state-of-the-art factory that employs 360 people, most of them full-time, and exports pewter giftware to more than 23 countries. |
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This is a problem particular to boys, as most girls have the daily influence of females in their lives from which to learn. |
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The walls were not covered in the dark mahogany wood, with gilded trim which adorned most of the other walls in the casino. |
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Retailers charged that most large producers sell their products to the outside market. |
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The main focus of most efforts to restrict gear is the gill net, considered to be the main cause of the depletion of local fisheries. |
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In all other habitats, the forest deer mouse was the most frequently detected species. |
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The Rams are sure to use most of their draft picks on defensive talent and make staff changes. |
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Then he says, a bit defensively, that network television will still have the most mass-market audience available to mass marketers. |
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The machine has 720 processors and is currently ranked as the 16th most powerful computer in the world. |
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The main coalition of protesters has been endeavoring, at least most of the time, to de-escalate the mounting tension. |
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Consulting a knowledgeable practitioner is the best way to find out which prebiotics and probiotics are most effective for specific conditions. |
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Bookstores are bursting with self-help books, most of which are products or byproducts of the psychology industry. |
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After that, factory production dominated manufacturing, and most people moved to cities. |
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The most profitable industries in Qatar are oil and natural gas production. |
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The most powerful statement on abortion in recent times comes from a pro-choice British film-maker. |
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The two sports saloons now made by the firm are probably the world's most powerful production cars. |
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A two model, three-door range, this has to be the most amazing production car ever. |
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What the film lacks in production values it makes up for in heart, sharing with us a tale most film audiences rarely see. |
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They will perform two of the most spectacular of their productions, Swan Lake and La Bayadere. |
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La Juive was one of the most spectacular productions ever to grace the Paris Opera. |
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Kathindi stopped to chat to each worker, most of them women, along the production line. |
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I'd like to propose my own candidate for the most loathsome display of demagoguery in the past 25 years. |
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One of the most controversial and problematic aspects of globalisation is the homogenisation that tends to accompany it. |
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At least once or twice, most of us have procrastinated until the eleventh hour and then we rush to meet an obligation or responsibility. |
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Classifying soil according to its productive capacity has some precedence in most parts of East Africa where property rates are employed. |
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I describe most of my recent productive activity as making sculptural or object paintings. |
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I'll be picky till my fingers bleed if it succeeds even in splintering the boards of the Procrustean bed our culture puts most women in. |
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She had done most of the kitchen organising and she deserves tidiness props too! |
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The most obvious one is to sell unique and proprietary products to the largest number of people. |
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Now back within two, Croatia made the most of its next power play to cut the deficit to one on a score by Samir Barac. |
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With most personal loans, you make your first repayment one month after you draw down your loan. |
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The most prominent of these was Sultan Saladin, the 12th-century defeater of the Crusaders and liberator of Jerusalem. |
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This is an unusual mode of feeding for echiurans, and most use their proboscises to move sedimentary detritus to their mouths. |
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But the reality is that pro-Europeans are driving a project that leads inevitably to a superstate, which most of us don't want. |
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Alterations in the p53 gene are the most common genetic defects known to occur in human tumours. |
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This aspect of homeopathy draws the most criticism because it's difficult to understand and has no scientific explanation. |
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He was easily the smartest, funniest, most annoying and most profane man I've been around. |
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My favorite curse word, unlike the favorite curse word of most of my guests, is not obscene, it's not scatological, it's profane. |
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Investigators have suggested that these fossils represent new growth from cycads, deciduous trees, ginkgos and, most commonly, conifer trees. |
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In retrospect it as probably the most defining of many defining moments in this semi final. |
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The most important message we have to give is that his death was not a random act. |
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I would argue that the policies that were most procyclical in recent years were housing finance policies. |
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While most were of a standard alloy of leaded bronze some were gilded or made in gold or silver. |
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The most senior of all the Soviet defectors to the west, Orlov survived into his old age. |
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Dragnet was perhaps the most famous and influential police procedural drama in American media history. |
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I think I spent most of my childhood under the impression that I just wasn't trying hard enough, or that perhaps my vision was somehow defective. |
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The number of provocative questions raised make it a most definite asset to the fields of African film and cultural studies. |
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As Mauss perceptively noted, the gift economy enhances the authority of the most prodigal giver, not of the most aggressive hoarder. |
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After all, it was pretty obvious to anyone that something was most definitely up. |
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Ziv has suggested that self-mocking humor is most accurately conceptualized as a defense mechanism. |
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Like most propagandists, he measures individuals according to his own rigid standard of how they should have thought and acted. |
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They would also avoid most or all of the other complications that come with probating a person's estate. |
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It conflicts with most conceptions of academic freedom articulated by professors. |
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At most hotels, guests can stroll into the gift shop to purchase commemorative trinkets. |
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Modern hyacinth hybrids are among the most deliciously scented flowers in the garden. |
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It is a fine example of the so-called prodigy buildings built by the richest and most intellectually advanced men. |
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Excision of hemorrhoids ranks among the most commonly performed surgical procedures. |
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The only holdout could be the mechanics union, which has put up the most resistance to more givebacks, Masters said. |
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An autopsy report concluded that the bullet which killed the victim entered through the top of his head, most likely having deflected off a tree. |
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His most recent feature article was a profile of Elaine Pagels in the November 2004 issue. |
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Uniformed lawyers now assigned to defend the detainees have become among the most forceful critics of the system. |
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It is evident that e-mail viruses have had the most profound effect on data backup procedures. |
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If globulars have black holes now, then globulars most likely had black holes when they originally formed. |
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It is most unlikely that a determined defender of the cosmological line of reasoning would surrender even here. |
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This is a long book which is most profitably read and reread in its chapter-sized chunks. |
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I also see the other side of the coin, and I believe that most of the companies in the cleanup game are no better than war profiteers. |
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Traps are most effective when the two defenders cover two sides of the offensive player. |
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Like most conference proceedings this book is likely to be of interest to quite a limited audience. |
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However, most health care professionals now agree more research is needed into the relative risks of home birth and hospital delivery. |
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The idea of negotiation, however, implies that the most profound changes may be extremely subtle. |
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Then in 1857 another event took place that was to have the most profound implications. |
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The most profound influence of archetypes is in their regulation of the human life cycle. |
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Doctors testified that Charlotte fell into the most extreme category of profound neurological disability. |
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In most cases, squirrels and twig girdlers do not pose serious harm to your trees. |
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The stunning absence of the normally expected response was dramatic and perhaps the most profound statement of the series. |
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Chief Seattle's reply has been described as the most beautiful and profound statement on the environment ever made. |
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The most obvious answer is the risk of producing severely deformed children. |
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Quartz veins are abundant throughout the property and most appear to be related to Cretaceous deformation of the country rocks. |
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The announcement, hurried out after the Stock Exchange had closed, and most of the City had gone home, speaks of a defenestration. |
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Quantum mechanics is one of the top two most profound ideas in the history of physics. |
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One of the most profound ideas to emerge from World War Two was the emergence of an international human rights culture and legal system. |
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In the following decade, it is said that Field produced his best and most confident portraits. |
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She was a worthy progenitress of a long line of most charming women novelists. |
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Chickens need grit in their gizzards to grind up the food they eat so they can get the most nutrition out of it. |
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Syncope is a relatively common problem with a favorable prognosis in most patients. |
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Making the perfect mash is no use when most folk in today's convenience-dependent age don't even know how to defrost a turkey. |
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When they exploded onto the pop scene in 1995, they rapidly became the most popular girl band since, well, Bananarama. |
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This makes diagnosis and prognosis based on genetic abnormalities difficult for most malignancies. |
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Both patients and physicians are most interested in disease indicators that will best predict therapeutic responses and prognostic outcomes. |
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Some don't even choose the music, most radio DJ's have producers who choose the music according to the play list. |
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Although doctors commonly have to prognosticate, most feel uncomfortable doing so. |
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This is the most compelling matchup of the third round and the most difficult to prognosticate. |
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The experts were headed by Professor Tanya Byron, on whom I have the most almighty girl crush. |
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Through time, the basin shrank as it filled with sediment that prograded inward along the margins, most rapidly along the Eastern Shelf. |
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The most effective counter-measure was degaussing which obliterated the magnetic field of a steel hull. |
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On top of that, most degaussers use external power supplies and must power down between each degaussing, slowing up the destruction process. |
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Apart from the Faust music, his most remarkable work is the programmatic symphonic poem Macbeth. |
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Fidei Defensor, literally Defender of the Faith, is an inscription which is found on most British coinage. |
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He sounded almost put out about something most men would have gladly avoided. |
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Don your boas, tail feathers and most decadent style as the electro-rock duo thrill with a night of glam. |
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Merriam's views of evolution were progressionist, much more so than the views of most evolutionary biologists today. |
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It wasn't so much obsequious as deferent, something that was most unusual in a politician. |
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Still, his stuff towers over most modern progressive rock because of an attention to detail and almost overwhelming force of conviction. |
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They have been subjected to the most degrading treatment and have been tortured to extract confessions from them. |
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The musical landscape is dotted with the wreckage of disco, new wave, glam rock, grunge, and most recently, ska revival. |
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Surrealism was seen as one of the most vilified and degraded forms of cultural and artistic expression. |
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They have succeeded in creating autonomous food communities in one of the most degraded regions of India. |
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An English trade embargo on Irish whiskey and Prohibition here in the U.S. helped shutter most of Ireland's distilleries. |
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Finally, the most ardent Prohibitionists are starting to suffer for their zealotry. |
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The choreographer feels high ticket prices are prohibitive to most people and make the arts appear elitist. |
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This produces significant demands on food and crop production, and most good quality land is already in use. |
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Taxes that affect lower income groups the most are degressive, while taxes that affect higher income groups the most are progressive. |
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As with most period pieces set in foreign lands, everyone speaks like they are projecting from the stage front at the Old Vic. |
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This year they have been an indictment of them, the most glaring light under which their deficiencies have been exposed. |
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For the most part, no obvious glaring errors appear in either, until we get to the end of the book. |
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Agrarian funds, regional funds and other pots of Brussels' money served to smooth over the most glaring social distortions. |
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In most multiplayer games, everything is just some variation on a projectile weapon. |
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I'm guessing they don't have any projectile weapons or anything similar since they resort to using claws in most cases. |
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While most experts consider the problem severe, others say the gloomy forecasts are based on overly conservative projections of economic growth. |
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Although oat oil makes up about 6 percent of most dehulled oats, it is rarely sold commercially. |
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The most organic sounds on the album are often the most formless, and the most glaringly synthetic sounds the most emotional. |
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Soda is one of the most common ores of sodium found in nature and it was used very early in human history to make glass. |
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His most important work was on differential projective geometry where he used the absolute differential calculus. |
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At the University, most projects have been left to individual project managers who have to develop their own approach to doing the project. |
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I liked that women were most deffo the heroes, and that they were allowed to be more than victims who just happen to get out alive. |
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A few tickets had been bought in advance on a no refund basis but most people had bought them on the door. |
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The most dehydrated grapes in the press may not in any case yield juice until being pressed twice or three times. |
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We are most interested in identifying genes that restrict cell growth and cell proliferation. |
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A country's most productive force is its diverse strata of human resources. |
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Schools of occultism insist most strenuously on the deific and all-powerful nature of such beings. |
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The most distal cells undergo mitotic proliferation and serve as a stem-cell population. |
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It is one of Britain's most prolific weeds, with its creeping, fanned leaves having taken over large swathes of countryside. |
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You'll soon get to recognise the most prolific weeds in your garden and discover ways to keep them under control. |
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Michael is one of the most prolific people in this business, with a number of books and a huge number of lectures behind him. |
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Yet for someone who spends most of his life on the road he is a very prolific recording artist. |
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Before I came into the program, you might have called me a problem child, but most likely you would call me a terror of the house. |
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Displaying cat-like reflexes, Beene proved she was as adept at frustrating the world's most prolific goal scorers as her more famous rival. |
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The findings confirm that although the system does identify most breaches, deficiencies remain that need to be addressed. |
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Carter can be one of the league's most prolific scorers, but he needs to drive to the basket more instead of settling for outside jumpers. |
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Denis Savard and Joe Mullen were two of the NHL's most prolific scorers over their careers. |
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He was one of the most prolific natural goal scorers the game has ever seen. |
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They're the most chain-smoking, self-deprecating bunch of scowling gits you could imagine. |
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The south is home to some of the most popular restcamps as the wildlife is prolific. |
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From Cape Wrath to Campbeltown, once prolific river systems have been denuded of their most precious asset. |
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However, it was the prologue to the England game which was most instructive about the rottenness of the state. |
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A gittern, most musicologists have come to agree, was the earliest form of what we know today as a guitar. |
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Most traditional Italian heavy industry was state-owned and it was here that deindustrialization was most strongly felt. |
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The war's aftermath brought the beginnings of the city's deindustrialization, which hit black sections of the working class most acutely. |
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It is upon close internal examination that glass sponges can be most easily distinguished from other sponges. |
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Inscribing the most sacred symbol on something profane and worldly, such as money, works against the religious canons. |
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Of numerous theories, the most accepted was that it was a hybrid between the hyacinth and glaucous macaws. |
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And if someone else does the arithmetic, most eyes will glaze over before anyone will ever get a chance to understand it. |
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The movie shows three of the nine escape attempts, most prominently the escape by boat. |
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Today there's a glaze of ice underneath most sections and a fresh inch or so of snow on top. |
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Though smallest of the three, the reception pavilion is the most prominently placed. |
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The only reason he turned her down is because this rumor got started that Christy was the most promiscuous girl at our school. |
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Six weeks ago, a flurry of announcements saw the promise of peace dangle tantalisingly before some of Africa's most wretched countries. |
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The fact is that our founders did not give us a nation frightened by the apparition of the Deity lurking about in our most central places. |
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All the anger and profane, obscene raileries come out in a torrent in one of Brando's most magnificent performances. |
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The tandoori food festival promises the most delectable of your favourite cuisine. |
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Glass, the oldest type of glazing, is probably the most commonly available material. |
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Today's building codes in most areas of the country generally require insulated glazing. |
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For most of the evening, until Dean hit the stage, the crowd rested somewhere between disappointment and dejection. |
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Although there was still a gleam of hope, most people considered it a theoretical rather than a practical one. |
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He tried and failed to sound reassuring, giving his most trustworthy smile. |
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Give it your all, but most of all look like you know what you are doing and give the fans the respect they deserve. |
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Regular washroom advertisers include radio stations, the Department of Health, event promoters, cinema companies and most alcohol brands. |
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Since 2001, they have been among the most prominent promoters of the conservative agenda of the Bush administration. |
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They were professional, competent, experienced commanders, and most spoke English. |
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The most important thing in marriage is to give and take and to understand one another. |
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The glenohumeral joint represents the articulation of the humerus with the glenoid fossa, and it is the most mobile joint in the body. |
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It is glib and disingenuous to say that we are all consumers exercising choices, when most of the options are essentially similar. |
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Psychologists are among the most qualified professionals to perform this assessment. |
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Examples are numerous, but perhaps the most recent is the directive to restructure in order to delayer organizations. |
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Amid downsizing and delayering, most employees face both fewer opportunities for promotion and little hope of escape to some new employer. |
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Yes, and we had to keep prompting her with her lines and said most of them ourselves. |
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Although no one knows for certain, most authorities agree that the pug originated in China around 2,500 years ago, give or take a few centuries. |
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I am front stage and centre without a script, without a prompter and most definitely without backup of any type or sort. |
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With a little effort, you can whisk the most delectable puddings from custards, fruits, cream, sugar and nuts. |
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Since I'm almost done all my baking, I can share with you the most delicious and delectable cookie recipes that I have made this year. |
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This revelation is most definitely not spin, leaked as part of a Machiavellian plot. |
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Endearing, charming, sweet, delightful, cute, and delectable constitute most of the list. |
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The last year has been one of the most professionally fruitful and most exhausting of my life. |
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He said Shelton is the most natural professional wrestler he has ever trained. |
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Even the sport most apt to have a prodigal star, tennis, rarely has a 19-year-old dominate in the men's game. |
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Included in the presentation was video from the most recent SS1 glide flight, which took place just three days earlier. |
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While most gliders are towed, then released, by a powered aircraft, some gliders are equipped with engine power to reach their target altitude. |
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Following this process, most of the vetoes were then actioned by US delegates to the committee. |
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Tracheostomy is one of the most frequent surgical procedures carried out in critically ill patients. |
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Getting rid of the sugar addresses Jacobson's most credible concerns about soft drinks without forcing people to give them up completely. |
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The office sifts the papers coming into the department and decides most of which papers and delegations the minister should see. |
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By far the most influential cause of the possible trend toward the delegitimization of warfare is the global media. |
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The group says most of the sections it disagreed with were either deleted or scaled back. |
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As reported previously, at each insertion site some chromosomal DNA was deleted, most likely in conjunction with the integration event. |
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We had a few drinks, threw around a few names and came up with a definitive list of the ten most influential art people in Sydney. |
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Some of the most common difficulties that their students have learning Bulgarian are pronouns, verbs and word order. |
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However I am about to change jobs and pressing the delete button a thousand times on my PC at work has been most cathartic. |
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The group difference was most pronounced in tasks requiring continuation and synthesis of phonological units. |
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In actual fact, most spellers have advance knowledge of every word that head pronouncer Stephanie Stuart-Vanderburg will throw their way. |
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This is most vexing and I think a serious clarification of our respective roles in this relationship should be undertaken, pronto. |
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The article focuses on what prove to be the two most distinctive uses of MAKE, viz., the delexical and causative uses. |
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I intend to write an article profiling Chris Raab, co-star of the MTV reality show Jackass and most recently Viva La Bam. |
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Any sensible Englishman does the same, knowing that the English weather most often delivers up summer in short bursts, to be enjoyed without delay or hesitation. |
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For most of the British population today, the notion that people could solve many of the problems of society without governmental Gleichschaltung is completely alien. |
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Second, even the most vehement promoter of open-source coding has to admit that Microsoft's patents have had negligible impact on its market position. |
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This may be the most gleefully unrealistic action film in the past decade. |
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Even though most parents realize that success in school can create a more promising future, they may underestimate their own potential to impact learning. |
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For the most able children, the existing programme for gifted and talented youngsters will be extended to infants so their potential can be stretched. |
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For the profession it promises the most radical change they have faced, with talk of 24-hour cover, extended working hours and new grades of consultant. |
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In most writings and interviews, the profane world is interpreted as a place of probation and is explained as an illusion or a bridge to other worlds. |
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It also has the most advanced space and information capabilities, and it outspends all other nations on military research, procurement, and deployment. |
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It contained the most beautiful vase I'd ever seen, a pattern of interweaving vines, and near the rim, two faces that peeped lovingly from the glasswork. |
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If some one deigns to comment, well and good, although I generally find that most commenters want to argue with me, rather than debate the subject. |
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By this time most gitterns were depicted with three, or more commonly four, courses of strings, but with a different tuning from that of the lute. |
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The most effective method is deep-freezing all gear for at least 24 hours. |
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One of the most well-received holiday gifts is a gift certificate. |
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They aren't the most prolific scorers in the league but their goals come from all over the team and with a solid back four they are third in the league on merit. |
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Indian cricket has seen some of the most prolific run scorers and bowlers. |
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He's one of the most prolific people out there in music right now. |
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The most productive route to achieving a significant across-the-board raise for architects is for us to get involved in the process of developing and building. |
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To develop the structures, upgrade and modify them is one of the most important components of the organizational development of the military procuracy organs. |
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