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She said league leaders were motivated by what they perceived as a shift from treating air pollution as a health threat to one based more on the economic impact of new rules.

Unlike those Lego games that are based more on the general gist of a franchise, this one closely follows the events of the film.

Their business model is based more on the reputation of their clubs and balls than holding on to their one-time star endorsements like Woods, Phil Mickelson and Ernie Els.

As readers, we interpret sentences based more on the location of words, not the choice of words.

Still, he said, watching his children, 4 and 7, play inspired him to create something based more on the imagination.

"The company's valuation is clearly based more on the hype factor than business fundamentals," said Ashok Kumar, a technology analyst at Raymond James & Company.

But the suspicion is that decision was based more on the government's foreign policy than on issues of football or geography.

McNeil studies showed that consumers choose treatments based more on the symptoms that a product says it treats and less on distinctions among brands or even particular products.

In the book the issue is based more on the question, What happened to women in science and in the intellectual movement?

Diagnosis and treatment tend to be based more on the individual's personal physiology and circumstances than on an objective disease category.

Accusing the mainstream news media of favoring Mr. Obama, he said he would vote for Mr. Romney, based more on the Republican Party platform.