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The Yanks are compelling because of their generally unbeatable mixture of skill and luck.
Governments generally prefer fixed-rate bonds because the cost is predictable — but variable-rate bonds were attractive because of their generally lower rates.
WASHINGTON — Several prominent American Jews have formed a new pro-Israel lobby as an alternative to traditional organizations that, they assert, often impede progress in the Middle East because of their generally reflexive support of Israel.
People who thrive at Amazon are nicknamed "Amabots", but staff at other companies sometimes refer to ex-Amazon employees who move to their firm as "Amholes" because of their generally aggressive, competitive nature.
Dances such as one-steps, two-steps, hesitations, and trots (including the fox-trot)—all so named because of their generally faster and more strongly syncopated (with accents placed on normally weak beats) musical style could be learned by the public at large from teachers, manuals, or general-interest newspaper and magazine columns.
These prodrugs can be easily designed and synthesized because of their generally applicable modifications.
The Tutsi because of their generally lighter skin and greater height and as a result of European bias toward those physical characteristics were considered superior to Hutu and given preference in local administration.
Nevertheless, the anarcho-syndicalists acquired great prestige among the workers of France and later of Spain and Italy because of their generally tough-minded attitude at a time when working conditions were bad and employers tended to respond brutally to union activity.
Bigger cars, because of their mass, generally fare better in tests but may be more likely to roll.
Many of those chemoradiotherapy combinations include antimetabolites, because of their efficacy, their generally well-defined mechanisms of action and mostly manageable toxicities [ 2].
The very best vineyards in Burgundy are rated grand cru or great growth, because of their favored locations, generally in the middle of the Côte d'Or.
