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Nora's story, though, remains as much her own as Eilis's was hers, and they represent a formidable part of Tóibín's varied and inventive body of work.

The Conservative party has always made it absolutely crystal clear that we believe the nuclear deterrent has been a formidable part of our defence armoury, and has helped to secure the peace, and indeed helped to end the cold war.

Hamnett was the high priestess of the original political 1980's statement tees - a formidable part of the era's anti-capitalist pop culture push-back.

The unknown remains a formidable part of his game.

However younger children today are growing up in different world: One where they know technology will play a formidable part regardless of the industry they work in.

Despite misfires, the Looney Tunes brand is a still formidable part of Warner Brothers' consumer products business, especially overseas, where syndicated reruns of various incarnations still enjoy heavy play.

"At an event like this, the fact that the faith community has even been invited shows that they're becoming a very formidable part of the process of real change," Haseltine said.

In Great Britain, for example, there are important elements of regional autonomy in the relationship between Northern Ireland, Wales, and Scotland and the national government in London; and the complex system of elected local governments, although in constitutional theory subject to abrogation by Parliament, is in practice a fixed and fairly formidable part of the apparatus of British government.

The more formidable part of theorizing is developing a set of assumptions that will also predict novel findings that would not have been envisioned without those assumptions.

The least formidable part of Da Fang was her elbows.

Batu ordered them to proceed to the court of the supreme khan in Mongolia, and accordingly, on Easter day, April 8 , 1246 they began the second and more formidable part of their journey.