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The 2014-34 plan clearly signifies slum clusters and gives, what may be considered, a rather accurate estimation of slum dwellers in Mumbai.

Kia Oval, SE11, Mon & Tue PH Clearly, stand-up can be considered a rather self-indulgent act in itself; the worst gigs can make you feel as if you've been taken hostage by somebody else's inner monologue.

This could be considered a rather one-dimensional description, however, based on a view of the brain as operating sequentially with one location being associated with one function.

This fact suggests that this straight-forward modification of the threshold value could be considered a rather robust method capable of achieving good effort figures independently of the estimation given by the initial selection process (OSF).

This finding is consistent with previous reports assessing inter-twin contact in the second semester: whereas inter-twin contact can be considered a rather exceptional event before the 10th week of gestation [10], the number of contacts between twins rapidly increases during the second semester [11] [13].

Therefore, it could be suggested that kratom may not yet be a drug of choice in Taiwan and might still be considered a rather culture-bounded phenomenon in Asian countries.

He did much to popularise a sport which had been considered a rather freakish activity.

The report says, "Mr. Reyes has been considered a rather impulsive, angry, volatile individual since he was a young boy".

The Employee Retirement Income Security Act had been in effect for less than ten years and was considered a rather obscure and insular area of the law.

Industry executives said BBDO was considered a rather sedate agency, while Hutcheson/Shutze was characterized as younger, more aggressive and sometimes unconventional.

And so one finds oneself here, in the strange position of looking back somewhat indulgently on the "lesser" offensiveness of George W Bush, under the pain of whose presidency, threatening to leave the US was considered a rather jolly and vainglorious overreaction.