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At its core and at its best, Bamford's book is a schematic diagram tracing the obsessions and excesses of the Bush administration after 9/11, a valuable complement to the accumulating narratives of torture abroad and legalistic sophistry at home.

For research and clinical purposes, young children's self-reports can be viewed as a valuable complement to adults' ratings and observational measures of children's behavior problems.

This would be a valuable complement to vector synthesis since it can provide smooth vectors between a variety of natural sounds.

MIT Sloan economist Catherine Tucker, who recently proposed a framework for evaluating the gains from digital commerce, in the Journal of Economic Literature, said the Stanford team's measurements were a valuable complement to government statistics.

It promised a valuable complement to legislative solutions, which have made little progress and face challenges not only of jurisdiction, but also in responding to the dynamic nature of technology, companies, users, and governments.

A valuable complement to the national seashore is the state-maintained Cape Cod Rail Trail, a 25-mile former railroad right-of-way running from Dennis to Wellfleet, with a spur going south to Chatham.

We anticipate that this approach will be a valuable complement to existing asymmetric catalytic methods.

He figured a law degree would be a valuable complement to his scientific background.

These companies are less likely to focus on machines replacing workers and more likely to focus on machines as a valuable complement to their valuable people.

Jakosky also sees the Hope mission as a valuable complement to MAVEN science.

This novel approach of using ASCs in a controlled laboratory setting will undoubtedly be a valuable complement to existing studies on comparative primate genomics.