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There was also a Western perception in mid-2009 that rare earths were not controversial because they were relatively cheap.

Mr. Jobs also said Apple's hardware design team had decided against using the more advanced 3G chip sets because they were relatively power-hungry.

The president for medicine and science for the American Diabetes Association, Dr. Vivian Fonseca, said the two studies were "not game changers" because they were relatively small.

That study's authors concluded that migrants tend to use fewer public services and be more likely to be in work and paying tax because they were relatively young.

Certainly, the mystery of its disappearance has heightened the drama, but when I was transport correspondent of the Independent 20 years ago, air disasters outside Europe generated little media interest because they were relatively frequent and generally thought to be inevitable; a price that had to be paid for our mobility.

Five years ago, Western clients were more tolerant of the employees at Indian outsourcing companies because they were relatively new to the process.

Because they are relatively few in number, the American commandos must be used selectively.

Toys were chosen also because they are relatively easy to model and animate on a computer.

Quality stocks may be doing so well because they are relatively scarce.

Because they are relatively inexperienced, service can be awkward and the food can fall short of perfection.

Ms. McIntyre likes these aluminum poles because they are relatively light -- nine ounces each -- but still sturdy.