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Other sponsors including Coca-Cola also took a notably more strident tone.

A notably more aggressive Sanders accused her talking "nonsense" by claiming his plans would roll back the health insurance reforms of Obama.

But as vital to the film as its winsome sweethearts are a notably more gnarled trio without whom it wouldn't have nearly the same darkly gleaming allure.

During the eight years of the Bush administration, the European Commission's competition police took a notably more activist approach than their American counterparts.

Indeed, one side-effect of the rise of UKIP has been the spectacular collapse of the British National Party, a notably more unpleasant outfit.

After winning re-election last year, Obama has struck a notably more activist tone, won several victories over Republicans and delighted liberal supporters, many of whom were disappointed after his first four years in office.

The video featured Scorpion, Sub-Zero, Reptile (with a notably more-reptilian appearance), Kitana, Baraka and Shao Kahn, who were played by the same actors as in the game.

Among highly active contributor profiles, we notice that they distinguish themselves mostly by providing more questions than the average (Q-A activists), for answering notably more than the average (answer activists), and for an exceedingly high contribution volume in general (hyperactivists).

Handel was represented here by music that distanced him from both father and son: the cantata "Dolce pur d'amor l'affanno," which is a generation more modern than Alessandro Scarlatti's cantata, and a harpsichord suite, notably more conservative than the works of Domenico Scarlatti, Handel's exact contemporary.

The Reds batters, perhaps sensing a pattern, became notably more aggressive as the game wore on.

He grew up in Islip, on the South Shore of Long Island, the eldest son of a Methodist minister notably more progressive than his congregation.