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They're all robustly built, with the kind of industrial and durable feel that made the iPod Classic stick around for so long.
A genuine progressive consensus cannot be built with the kind of trophy pluralism often practised in the past by Tony Blair and Gordon Brown.
In Distin, Moyes might have found a player who restores the conviction that successful teams can be built with the kind of vigilance and prudence that he applies so assiduously at Goodison.
The visitors arrived at Easter Road six points clear at the top of the Championship, with the team having looked powerful, resolute and built with the kind of hard, steely edge that Craig Levein, now the director of football, used to make the typical characteristic of the sides that he managed.
His insurance was his insistence that the owner of the shipyard would accompany his creation, which was built with the same kind of tools used in the 17th century -- also at Mr. Charlton's insistence.
While much of the system is based on family trust, Watson also told me that his team used to be the geeky kids trying to get around systems like this and IMSafer was built with that kind of knowledge.
Documents supplied by these people and conversations with them reveal an operation built on the kind of artifice that the Internet makes so easy.
To evaluate the independent clinical value of adjuvant chemotherapy a multivariate model was built including the kind of adjuvant therapy together with the initial stage of disease, presence of bilobar metastases and the MSKCC-CRS as known prognostic factor in our patient cohort (Table 3).
Over time, the area has built the kind of social pressure associated with drought-stricken Queensland.
The problem for the Clippers is that serious injuries seem to get magnified for a team that has lacked a tradition of success and hasn't built the kind of roster that could deal with adversity.
Economics is merely a set of tools with which we build the kind of society we want to live in.
