As such its redistributive consequences would be broadly the opposite of the 10p tax debacle.
Thus, data from the EPM suggest that individual housing leads to increased anxiety mainly in males, whilst data from the SI suggests broadly the opposite.
Some FBN1 mutations cause dominant geleophysic dysplasia (GD), a rare condition with musculoskeletal features (short stature, short digits, and stiff joints) that are broadly the opposite of MFS (Le Goff et al., 2011).
But more than two dozen states, most of them controlled by Republicans, moved in the opposite direction, broadly expanding the rights of gun owners.
Subsistence strategies are broadly classified in two opposite categories, i.e., foragers (or hunter-gatherers), relying on the collection of nutriments naturally occurring in the wild, and food-producers whose appearance in the prehistoric record is generally associated with the emergence of the Neolithic [ 10– 10].
For example, for the genus Vinca, they were given the following description and asked to name the genus that fit this description: "Herbs with slender trailing stems; leaves opposite, simple, broadly lanceolate to ovate; flowers salverform, of five usually violet petals.
To put it most broadly: fantasy isn't the opposite of reality, but an essential part of it; the imagination is a defining trait of humanity; and, if costumes are an inescapable part of the direction of a film or staging of a play, clothing plays no less a role in life.
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Mr. Clinton and Mr. Huckabee, the first seen as a social liberal and the other as his opposite, in practice reached broadly similar positions while reigning pragmatically from the Statehouse in Little Rock.
