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The Sept. 11 attacks damaged US Airways more than most of its competitors because it has almost half its capacity and 80percentt of its departures on the East Coast.

Dibromomethane was selected as a contrast-matching fluid because it has almost the same electron density as silica.

It's not particularly tasteful, but we overlook this because it has almost everything, including groceries, at prices reminiscent of the 1970's.

Because it has almost no moving parts and, thanks to the basalt material, it won't rot or spread nastiness while it spreads loving coolness and humidity.

As shown in Fig. 7, pure P25 shows nearly no photocatalytic activity because it has almost no absorption within visible light (λ = 400 800 nm) due to its wide band gap (3.2 eV, it can only be excited by the light λ < 413 nm).

Getting DirecTV is key because it has almost 30% of the market and is available everywhere.

That is just as well, said Ms. Sugimoto, because it had almost no visitors when it was a rustic copper-roofed structure built on a cedar and bamboo frame, before the renovation she directed three years ago.

The Fed cannot go bankrupt because, while it has almost $3.3 trillion in "liabilities" on its balance sheet, it has no debts.

These approximations works properly for the Cessna 402 because of it has almost rectangular wings.

He wrote of this: "It is almost prophetic from its knowledge of history; it is almost heart-searching from its knowledge of human nature; it has almost supernatural charity from its freedom from littleness and prejudice; it has almost the repose of faith, because nothing can startle it; it has almost the beauty and harmony of heavenly contemplation".

The final, though, will be held in Lillehammer's Haakon Hall because, with room for 10,000, it has almost twice the capacity of Cavern Hall in Gjoevik.