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After 1945, about 60 members of the unit were still fanned out across Europe, joined at many points by civilians.

The Republican Party, left for dead after 2008, revived itself, and at many points across the 2012 campaign season Obama's majority coalition looked vulnerable.

Direct measurement of soil erosion at many points across a region is impractical.

By taking the spectrum of many points across the galaxy at once, STIS can record such movements in about 20 minutes, says Weiler--40 times faster than the best instrument previously available.

Surface discontinuity was present over most of the articular surface at 2 weeks, including shallow vertical fissures through the cartilage superficial zone at many points across the surface and delamination of the superficial zone (for example, see Figure 3b) was restricted to small focal regions.

When breakpoints are mapped across the region, it is apparent that they occur at many points along the MHC.

Reports from across the country suggest that life on the ground is calmer now than at many points in recent history.

But we are presenting options that span all major sectors of the budget and many points across the political spectrum.

This incalculability would seem to have the effect of drawing us curiously nearer to characters in order to get a better, more discerning look at them, inasmuch as characters are usually the principal formal features by which fiction gets its many points across.

"He's got so many points that he gets across -- little things, but they add up," Washington said.

"Gucci engages with our clients across many passion points," said Robert Triefus, chief marketing officer at Gucci, adding that each season a select group of consumers like Mr. Bissinger is invited to attend runway shows, visit the company's birthplace in Florence and tour the workshops where the magic is made.