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I was busy but also relatively content.

The countries he refers to are not only big but also relatively new players.

That's now not only possible but also relatively easy and cheap to do.

For investors, controlling the budget is crucial but also relatively obvious.

This lending is sizeable, but also relatively safe, according to Standard & Poor's.

It means the Galaxy S5 is both fast and fluid, but also relatively light on the battery.

Like Mr Lamb, the MP for Westmorland and Lonsdale is considered a formidable campaigner, but is also relatively untarnished by coalition as he has not held a ministerial role.

In the present study, the expression of unigene1892 (fo) was not only high in the AM library, but was also relatively highest during the SI period.

The other introduced sublineages listed in Table  1 have all been found in the Balize delta but are also relatively uncommon (Lambertini et al. 2012).

Theory of change and realist evaluation are potentially complementary approaches that show promise but are also relatively new and have weaknesses with regard to methodological clarity [ 51, 50].

But he is also relatively unconstrained by his municipal council.