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In contrast, Utah's southern neighbor, Arizona, is still struggling with how to implement Spanish-English bilingualism in schools, even though (or perhaps because) it is roughly one-third Hispanic.

A yellow tennis ball looks spherical because it is (roughly) a sphere; and shapes can be defined without recourse to anything about our responses to them.

Still, the Rover looks roughly the same because it is roughly the same; around 85percentt of the hardware on the new rover is based on (or is) heritage hardware.

We chose −7 kcal/mol because it is roughly the cutoff used for the top PITA 3/15 set of targets (−7.16 kcal/mol).

The study is also focused on the IPCC AR4 future emission scenario A1B [15] because it is roughly in the middle of the range of the AR4 future emission scenarios, and is the scenario for which the greatest number of AOGCM realizations is available.

The chronological age of 60 or 65 is said to be the beginning of old age in most developed countries because it is roughly equivalent to retirement age (5).

Bernard Jullien, director of Gerpisa, an automobile research network, said that another concern was that the size of the investment from Dongfeng that has been suggested might not be enough to get Peugeot out of its troubles, because it was roughly equivalent to the amount of cash the French company was expected to burn through this year.

This sounds plausible to many people, because it's roughly speaking what happened to Greece.

It's notable because it's roughly 10 times bigger than what other market-making firms suffered from the social network's botched market debut.

I bought it because it was roughly the same size as one of those polonium-beryllium initiators they used in Fat Man".

Some commentators suggest that the Mulsanne is handicapped in the world-domination race because it's roughly $90,000 cheaper than the Phantom.