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Because of the fairly detailed descriptions by Faxian, it is possible to envision Buddhist India before the Muslim invasions.

Retrospective doses may be more difficult to estimate because of the fairly rapid time-dependent loss of "stable" aberrations in blood lymphocytes.

The book is relatively small (8 1/2 by 6 inches) and it reaches 240 pages only because of the fairly big type, generous margins and added information, like the names and addresses of various brokerage firms.

Secretary Clinton joined me in my heartbreak, reminding me that she could share the pain because of the fairly recent loss of her own mother.

However, because of the fairly small sample size, we failed to exclude these patients from the study.

Because of the fairly consistent fat and meat results, we stratified the analysis by BMI (Fig. 1).

I say ostensible because the fairly obvious subtext of the piece was that he was so stuck on George that he just wanted to see her name in print.

A lot of times, visiting a hip-hop star in the studio is deadly dull, because of the genre's fairly strict division of labor.

London was selected as the site of the first European tests because of the city's fairly open attitude towards autonomous technology testing, Reuters reports.

The Dash, because of its fairly narrow focus, has none of that.

Furthermore the overall methodology of the study might only be satisfactory because of a fairly low sensitivity of 53.8%.