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"I adjusted to some occasional tremors," he said.

A day before the arrival in Washington of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, Mr. Obama declared that the prevailing borders before the 1967 Arab-Israeli war — adjusted to some degree to account for Israeli settlements in the West Bank — should be the basis of a deal.

On Thursday, Mr. Obama said for the first time that those borders should to be the starting point for negotiations to create a Palestinian state, though he emphasized that they would be adjusted to some degree through land swaps to account for Israeli settlements.

The polymer properties can be adjusted to some degree by adjusting the degree of polymerization.

In particular, by changing the parameters of controllers, this fixed time can be adjusted to some desired value in advance, irrespective of the initial values of MBAMNNs.

By solving Maxwell's equations with the perfect matched layer (PML) boundary conditions, we find the beam can be adjusted to some extent.

The Aqua interface is visually stunning, but it took a few minutes to adjust to some of the new features.

And the more militant members of the new co-operative – among them, he would be the first to admit, himself – have had to adjust to some uncomfortable realities.

"It might help you adjust to some extenuating situations like a bad snap," he said, "but most of the time, it's more like shooting free throws.

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I think that if the Chinese leaders handle this sort of thing correctly -- in other words, if they can use a modified version of the dictator's handbook, one which allows a certain amount of freedom and allows the system to adjust to some of the things people protest about -- then they can survive.