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Curiously the damned handset proved to be much more robust than the BB services.

Our new architecture allows the site to be much more robust during high-traffic periods.

The stuff on the shelf with her predecessor [David Cameron] was going to be much more robust".

Evidence collection needs to be much more robust if hit and run drivers are to be caught, prosecuted and convicted.

"There needs to be much more robust testing, especially in the areas of emissions and durability before midlevels are introduced into nonflex-fuel vehicles," Mr. Martin said.

Analysts forecast that the 2010-11 upfront market will be much more robust than last year, with ad revenue for the broadcasters as much as 15 to 20 percent higher than in 2009, although that would bring the total back to only around where it was in 2008, before the recession took its toll.

They are much more robust than fireclay refractories at high temperatures and in basic environments.

Opposition from the Russians, French and Germans is much more robust.

The Australian-American side of the triangle is much more robust.

By contrast, after the 1982 and 1993 tax increases, growth was much more robust.

The American labour market is much more robust than it was, but it is a long way from full health.