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In making the documentary "Ordinary Fascism" (also known as "Triumph Over Violence"), which was directed by Mikhail Romm, she avoided running afoul of censors because it is substantially an anti-Nazi film.

Magnetic investigation of the 200 mm long sequoia material suggests that magnetic efficiency of natural remanence may be a sensitive paleoclimate indicator because it is substantially higher (in average >1%) during the Medieval Warm Epoch (700 1300 A.D). than during the Little Ice Age (1300 1850 A.D). where it is <1%.

Bevacizumab is likely to prove more cost effective than both aflibercept and ranibizumab because it is substantially less expensive.

The GRH2 protein of Nematostella vectensis was excluded from the alignment because it is substantially truncated relative to the full-length LSF and GRH proteins of other animals.

Commonly called "red doussié," it is registered as vulnerable on the International Union for the Conservation of Nature (IUCN) Red List, because it is substantially exploited for the international wood market.

Because it is substantially less common than infiltrating ductal carcinoma (IDC), knowledge about the clinical outcome of lobular carcinoma has been based on studies including relatively small numbers of patients.

KSW argued to the SEC staff that it should be permitted to exclude the proposal because it was "substantially implemented" under Rule 14a-8(i)(10) by the company's adoption of a bylaw granting proxy access to 5% shareholders who had held for one year.

However, an important feature of actigraphy is that sleep data can be collected from several participants concurrently on multiple consecutive nights because (1) it is substantially less invasive than polysomnography and (2) the equipment is relatively inexpensive and does not need to be attended by a researcher.

Moreover, the labor force will drop faster than the population, because of shifting composition, so it is substantially easier to make the case that per capita productive capacity might actually be lower at some future date than it is today.

But it's substantially more interesting, because Branch is doing it in emerging markets where you don't have a robust stack or credit bureaus or information that's nearly as rich or as deep as in the Western world".

It was given this status on 25 October 1951, and has been listed because it is "a substantially Neo-classical church retaining much of its original architectural character".