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The contenders were also far more serious than they have been at other debates this year, perhaps because the format of questions from one moderator and ordinary citizens did not lend itself to free-wheeling exchanges.

In part it's because the format of a primary is more stable than the caucus.

I know the show was panned, but I only bring it up because the format of television characters breaking out in song is now is such an accepted format.

We think that the basic arithmetic problems (subtraction and multiplication problems) we used in the previous study were not ideal to study the visual cognitive style perhaps because the format of the basic arithmetic problems did not support visualization (i.e. only the numbers and intermediate results could be visualized and no scenes, colors etc).

Those rarely arrived, though, partly because of the format of both midfields.

Often, especially in the case of FRP reinforcement, the SFs differ from one code to another because of the format of the design equations.

"Because of the format of Tinder and how it's right, left, and male, female, it's meant to be simple," said Solomon a year ago.

21 Finally, because of the format of the data, it was not possible to assess the independent contribution of each of the predictors we identified, but we include results of multivariate analyses where reported.

Only reason I ask is because the formatting of your e-mail looks like it was put together by an out-of-work clown going through withdrawal from some sort of opiate.

Because the formats of the two examinations, and in particular the marking schemes, are very different, it is not straightforward to combine the two analyses into a single analysis.

Mr. Sauter, who at 47 will be the youngest person on the program, eagerly accepted the invitation because he thought the format of "Wall Street Week" would give him time to explain the benefits of indexing, said Brian Mattes, a Vanguard spokesman.