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However, we failed to obtain reliable concordant U-Pb ages from the IWT because of enormously high concentrations of uranium.

Homeowners receive tax benefits for their housing expenses, mostly because of the enormously expensive mortgage interest deductions, which disproportionately benefits higher-income taxpayers.

Ms. Orlean's facetious self-nomination had its serious side: the job is so coveted, and so closely watched, because of the enormously broad opportunity it allows an editor to put his or her stamp on an influential magazine.

The performance of the Hough transform is disappointing, not only because of its enormously high computational complexity but also in terms of the accuracy of fitting the parabola to the candidate pixels.

But it's because of the enormously historical importance of that period that the film raises serious questions of its legitimacy.

She says it is because of the royal tradition, a cultural memory of enormously powerful women who are also evidently sexual creatures.

"If it is being done across the water, we should do it here as well because we are enormously proud of what he has done.

It was with tears, not joy, that Mr Lee announced the island's independence.Despite its unusual birth and perhaps because of it Singapore has become enormously successful.

Dick Ebersol, the chairman of NBC Sports, said that pricing for commercials (the specifics of which vary enormously because of the way packages of commercials are put together) is up everywhere the games are carried.

"The level of interest in gardening has increased enormously because of a need to be closer to home and cocoon and also because of an awareness about the environment," says Marianne Polito, who runs the call-in line.

The Working Group's visit to Pakistan is a breakthrough for victims' families and opposition parties whose activists have suffered enormously because of the illegal practices in Pakistan.