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Mr. Perez said the 2006-9 period was chosen because it encompassed the sharp spike in national foreclosure activity that began in late 2006.

I chose 'Watch Your Step' to be the first track because it encompasses the feeling of the entire album - the openness...the energy". The song, inspired by the plight of a family member, is literally a "warning" emphasizes Lorraine.

The order also is not overbroad because it encompasses the entire prison system, rather than separately assessing each institution's need for a population limit.

Test cricket reaches the parts other kinds do not because it encompasses the greatest variety of skills, abilities, temperaments and challenges of all ball games.

The geomechanical model has a strong affiliation to the static and dynamic models described in the previous section, because it encompasses the rock and the fracture features of a reservoir.

The predominant assay type is termed "type-B" or binding assay because it encompasses the enzyme inhibition and receptor binding assays most commonly reported for compounds tested against molecular targets in vitro and, implicitly, with binding specificity.

But the importance of celebrity scientists is not just about narcissism and putting a public face on a field that, many would say, requires no public face because it encompasses The Truth.

This dismal record is particularly impressive because it encompasses the "boom times" presided over by Presidents Reagan and Clinton.

Thirteen mosquitoes is used as the cut-off because it encompasses the majority of our experiments.

This date range was chosen because it encompasses the 12 month period leading up to the 2011 Canadian Census.

The category 50 <75 nmol/L was chosen as the reference because it encompasses the mean for subjects in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (13).