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One of the most striking measures of voters' engagement has been Mr. Obama's fund-raising, built in large measure on small donations made over the Internet.

The modern Republican Party, which lauds Reagan at every turn, has been built, in large measure, on appealing to White anger and fear.

A narrow victory over Republican Hal Heiner in the 2010 mayor's race was built in large measure on Fischer's strong turnout among African-American voters in the city's predominately black west end.

Companies such as Apple and Cisco Systems, and nations such as China, that have benefited from free trade are part of a closed system that has been built in large measure on the strength and confidence of the U.S. consumer.

As Germany embarks on this journey of self-discovery, the question is whether it will leave behind a European project which was built in no small measure on the nation's postwar guilt and on its pocketbook.

Mr Romney has seized on a remark the president made, "You didn't build that!"—making the point that even the most successful of entrepreneurs relied in some measure on government services to build their businesses to suggest that Mr Obama is hostile to entrepreneurship itself.

It measures rib cage excursions for respiratory rate (RR) and an ECG to measure interbeat intervals to calculate heart rate variability (HRV); a built in thermometer measures skin temperature on the chest.

New assignments usually build in some way on previous work in the term.

Statistically significant differences between the groups were identified by the statistical measures built in the GeneSpring based on the t test P value method with a high stringency (fold change cutoff of >2 and a probability value of <0.001 to decrease false-positives).

Christmas will always in some measure disappoint.

Comparison is made between both machines built in same frame based on computed and measured results.