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There's a dish at Hunan Manor — a Manhattan outpost of Hunan House, in Flushing — that begins to approximate what beef jerky could be, if it tried harder.

As a clinician who works around the firebombed rubble that alcohol can reduce a human life to -- along with the lives in the village it took to raise that human -- I don't think a $225 billion dollar price tag even begins to approximate the real cost of our most celebrated legal drug.

The findings here indicate that, during recovery from injury, the strength but not the number of network connections diminishes, so that over the course of recovery, the network begins to approximate what is observed in healthy adults.

Would that begin to approximate justice?

Only toward its conclusion does Mr. Mustillo begin to approximate the sort of achievement he probably had in mind.

Hours of labour began to approximate nine per day in the 1870s and eight per day after World War I.

Reality is a confluence of fragments, to be apprehended bit by bit; watching a movie has begun to approximate the rhythm of a Google search.

It is electrifying, but it can't begin to approximate the combination of immersion and disorientation that her live shows produce.

In this respect American universities are beginning to approximate the expectation of two theses long common in French and German ones.

"We are beginning to approximate the kind of warming you should see in the winter season" based on the model projections, especially over the land masses of the Northern Hemisphere, Mr. Changery said.

The text of the show comes from Beckett's novels and one poem ("Cascando") as well as from his plays, and together the excerpts begin to approximate a kind of autobiography.