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Main courses were not only more consistent but generally more interesting — large portions of sophisticated versions of down-home cooking.

These, too, are dark lagers but generally more reddish than dunkels, with the aroma of hops a little more apparent.

Some of them are now rising, but generally more slowly than the prices of other goods and services (see chart 3).

You can't just simply work on the basis of statistical figures - we can't push children into adoption to make up our figures - but generally more children are being adopted in local authorities".

But she has been known to ease up in compatible musical company, so it will be interesting to see what happens when she joins some equally formidable but generally more sensitive musicians from the society, including Ida Kavafian (violin), Paul Neubauer (viola), Fred Sherry (cello), David Shifrin (clarinet) and Anne-Marie McDermott (piano).

In addition to such trophy pieces, dealer displays will include group and solo shows, with the work ranging from relatively inexpensive pieces by young artists to minor but generally more costly ones by established and historical figures, including William Glackens, Childe Hassam, Robert Henri, Georgia O'Keeffe, Fairfield Porter, Larry Rivers and Augustus Saint-Gaudens.

He became a regular fixture at Cambridge folk clubs but was generally more attracted by music involving electric instruments.

This is not as glamorous as invention, but is generally more important, and is often done by businesses.

Models that can use a phone network let you connect wherever you may be, but are generally more expensive and tend to have less battery life.

STICS underpredicted AWC under sorghum, but was generally more accurate than AqYield in situations with low water stress.

Therefore, a 3D-printed product may bring more value to an individual user, but is generally more expensive than a mass-produced product.