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The search box size is now responsive and will be larger on wider displays.

Activist targets tend to be larger, on average, in France than in other countries, perhaps because they are more likely to be susceptible to international pressure.

What's more, in both mice and sticklebacks with a PitX1 mutation, the residual pelvis tended to be larger on the left than the right.

The number of single-parent families has surged over the last generation, and the effect seems to be larger on boys in those families than girls.

Permanent plastic deformations and maximum sectional forces of a sequential removal scenario are found to be larger on average compared with those obtained from an at-once removal scenario.

The A.B.A. is certainly right to be concerned about the impact of these discounts on booksellers (although, interestingly, the impact is almost certainly going to be larger on big booksellers than on smaller, independent stores, which don't rely as much on sales of things like the new Stephen King or Sarah Palin).

There have been larger on-field busts (Albert Haynesworth's $100 million contract with the Washington Redskins).

RMS(CoP ML and V(CoP ML were larger on-med vs off-med and vs DBS (P < 0.001).

Nevertheless, the computational cost will be large on data with long duration or high frequency.

Thus, the surface charging and the potential drop are expected to be large on the negative-y side.

Ocean volcano may be largest on Earth, biggest in solar system.  .