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Bob DuPuy, baseball's president and chief operating officer, said that given the weak economy, playoff tickets may not be dramatically more expensive this year.

The consequences of DNA lesions in AT-islands targeted by bizelesin seem to be dramatically more lethal than non region-specific lesions by tallimustine and cisplatin.

"We thought it would be dramatically more expensive for the American taxpayer, harder to justify, create much greater risk of unfairness".

Although it might be possible to accomplish the same results on the iPhone, the reverse-engineering process would be dramatically more difficult.

And, if the Warriors don't right the ship soon, the path to the championship everyone in the organization knows is the only acceptable outcome for this season could soon be dramatically more difficult no matter when he makes his eventual return.

"The issue is that if you look a decade or so ahead, there will be a need for a high-speed transport that will be dramatically more costly and challenging," Mr. Demisch said, referring to proposals for a next generation of supersonic civilian transports.

"There's dramatically more investments in the late-stage treatments," says Prof. Benjamin Roin.

And their votes are dramatically more Democratic than they otherwise might have been.

Investing in improvements to existing homes is dramatically more cost-effective.

"It's always faster to have inventory in one place … we're dramatically more efficient than we were," Clark said.

Nobel Prize winners are "dramatically more likely to be involved in the arts than less accomplished scientists," he notes.