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As medicine made progress, and families could be more reliably planned, experts tried "to salvage the independent child at a time when having fewer children allowed for more concentrated maternal attention," Fass writes.

Only heart disease, cancer and stroke are more reliably lethal.

(Loin chops are more reliably tender, which is one reason they are also twice as expensive).

In the United States, where history is more recent, the past is more reliably evoked through portraits and photography.

Babies are more reliably engaged by a sketch of a face than they are by other images.

Moby's audience is clustered in Kabul and a few other major cities, where electricity is more reliably available.

Few genres on television are more reliably disappointing than cable news and the late-night talk show.

America, equally, used to depend on a Germany that was more reliably Atlanticist than any other Nato ally except Britain.

Citigroup's balance sheet is stronger and it is more reliably profitable, the ratings agency said.

This effect was more reliably seen in tamoxifen-treated animals.

Only then can short and long term toxicological studies on e-cigarettes be reliably planned and executed.