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Black levels are also apparently much better and the side-viewing angle is a whopping 176 degrees.

My date of birth is apparently much better and perhaps way more suited to this particular mix.

Greeting Fallon at the White House, the First Lady asked, "are you ready for a little competition?" Obama (in apparently much better physical condition than Fallon) challenged the host to feats of strength including push-ups, tug-of-war and dodgeball.

OBAMACARE'S federal exchanges have gotten off to a rather rocky start, compared to the state-run exchanges, which are apparently doing much better.

A group of fanatics, whose leaders live in caves and dare not use cellular phones, has apparently been much better at mastering the modern internet age than the most sophisticated government in the world.

He is apparently not doing much better anywhere else.

This would be worrying for Samsung fans, were it not for the knowledge of Samsung's Britecell technology, which cuts down on resolution but makes the sensor bigger, apparently resulting in much better low-light shooting.

Apparently, people do much better at these tasks if they are framed in terms of social norm violations, suggesting that humans have an evolved a "cheater detection" mechanism (although this conclusion has been disputed; Liberman and Klar, 1996).

Apparently it's much better getting nothing but love in situations like his surprise acoustic performance Sunday night at manager Scooter Braun's SXSW talent showcase.

During a round of golf, Bill apparently bragged about how much better the economy did in his eight years.

Much better, apparently, than Juan Martín del Potro, who followed up his bronze medal victory over Novak Djokovic in London on Sunday by dropping a 6-4, 7-6 (5) decision to Radek Stepanek.