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At least there will be no illusions about how much still has to be done before England can seriously be considered a significant force again in international football.

While the victory will be considered a significant one during Coach Dan Hawkins's third season here, the game will resonate more as a stinging loss for West Virginia.

To be considered a significant risk there had to be an "enemy" and that enemy had to muster and finance large armies.

These findings demonstrate that such spoofing-oriented playback attacks can be effectively detected and should not be considered a significant argument against applications of text-dependent speaker verification.

Though fatigue might be considered a significant issue for a 35-year-old at this stage of the tournament, Haas had a positively restful fourth-round win over No. 29 Mikhail Youzhny, beating him, 6-1, 6-3, 6-3.

Our findings suggest that ammonia levels vary by brand and manufacturer; thus in domestic cigarettes ammonia could be considered a significant design feature because of the potential influence on smoke chemistry.

Interest is considered a significant educational construct.

Land-clearing for palm oil is considered a significant contributor to greenhouse gas emissions.

An individual farmer or fisherman is considered a Significant Number or Proportion of Workers.

It was considered a significant part of his oeuvre and held a magnificent collection of midcentury Modern art.

Dated 1490-95, the "Adam," which came to the museum in 1936, is considered a significant piece of Italian sculpture.