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The ability to raise tax through exports is a significant cash source for the Afghan government and the potential growth in the economy would be a considerable step towards self-sufficiency.
The Transformer Prime's NVIDIA Tegra 3 chipset was seen in early benchmarks to be a considerable step above the chipset it was meant to replace.
Clearly, transferring the latter approach to other ligand systems and metals to enable us to build up a library of materials capable of undergoing 100%% reversible linkage isomerisation, would be a considerable step towards the goal of developing controllable metastable-state switchable materials.
At $50, Boost's plan is a considerable step up for the market.
The Third Attainment is a considerable step up, for it is no small matter to abjure the false values of the world and rise from its filth.
Saturday's showdown is a considerable step up from Cleverly's last title defence in the Welsh capital – a convincing unanimous points decision victory over Tommy Karpency.
But the Kosovars whom he claimed would suffer "disastrous consequences" from Nato's actions now understandably name streets and buildings after Clinton and Blair, not Pinter and Milosevic If he had put the subtle pauses and timing in his political pronouncements that he did in his plays, it would have been a considerable step forward.
The new iOS app is a considerable step forward, and finally lets users get full functionality out of the service without having to dash to a computer.
Javed Khan, chief executive of the charity Victim Support, said the plans for additional judge training were "a considerable step in the right direction".
Linkle is a considerable step into the unknown for them, and I hope that she's a playable option in the next "proper" Zelda game, being teased for a 2016 Wii U release.
Moreover, the identification of a smaller fragment of collagen as a receptor for PARF is a considerable step ahead in the development of a specific diagnostic test for rheumatogenic streptococcal strains.
