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Mr. Kerry's aides said they thought that any advantage that Mr. Bush might be gaining with his attacks would be fleeting because the senator was about to embark in a noticeable step-up of his campaign.

IN the ongoing debate over whether children bring joy or whether they make parents more miserable, the gloom contingent appears to be gaining, with a recent New York magazine cover story ("Why Parents Hate Parenting") escalating into a collective Internet-aired "Yes!" and culminating in a book deal for its author.

But the desire to leave Europe, known as "Brexit," may be gaining with the support of Boris Johnson, London's popular mayor.

There is plenty of concrete benefit to be gained, with little of the potential pain that might come from putting the same effort into reducing carbon dioxide emissions.

In this way, a better segmentation result can be gained with more information.

In this way, better segmentation result can be gained with more information.

Benefit can also be gained with the local SIEM receiving cybersecurity intelligence from a worldwide network.

Experience can only be gained with time and this represents a disadvantage for junior engineers.

The following section discusses how the estimate for m can be gained with information from the GPON network.

It was found that a considerable noise reduction could be gained with only a limited reduction in fan efficiency.

Experimental results revealed that additional compressive strength of 40 MPa can be gained with combination of glass powder and silica fume.