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Missouri is ranked No. 15 largely because of three new transfers from high-major programs.

Salgado was not immediately released, however, because of three new arrest warrants for both kidnapping and murder.

The question arises because of two new releases, David Lynch's "Mulholland Drive" and John Dahl's "Joy Ride".

This year, the city expects more than a million, largely because of two new, long-awaited and expensive entertainment anchors.

Latino and Asian voters will be able to go to the polls in increased numbers because of two new developments.

These recreational opportunities promise to further expand because of two new fish ladders that became operational on the river this spring.

But even with a.224 team batting average, the Yankees are 3-2 because of two new starting pitchers.

A more damning view is holding dramatic sway this week because of two new feature-length films broadcast on television to mark the anniversary.

This year, in an industry where each tenth of a market-share point is fought over like gold, Honda has picked up an impressive 1.1 points primarily because of two new vehicles: the Element and the Honda Pilot, a large S.U.V.

But they have far less control over the district races this year because of two new factors: the intensive competitions derived from term limits and a more level playing field under the city's campaign finance system -- which matches most contributions of $250 or less with city funds at a 4 to 1 ratio for candidates who agree to spending limits.

The total numbers of the patient's radiological lesions were lower at month 3 (n = 7) but were raised at months 6 to 9 because of two new radiologic lesions in the extremities, and were lower again at month 12 (three lesions detectable in WB MRI).