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It is no garden by any stretch, but rather a narrow storefront on Guy R. Brewer Boulevard in Queens, squeezed between a discount store and another takeout place that sells fried chicken.

Thus, similar to G. bimaculatus, genes expressed at high levels appear to favor not amino acids with the lowest S/C scores, but rather a narrow range of moderately sized amino acids, potentially indicating an advantage to maintaining an intermediate protein size under high expression, rather than the smallest possible size.

MARTHA CHOE'S ideal working space is not her private office, nice though it is, but rather a long, narrow table in the vast atrium of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation headquarters here.

Rhett and Link don't do this with malice, per se, but rather with a narrow set of ideas about presentation; they want to direct the commercial of their own dreams, not the client's.

Rather, a narrower concern animates them: corruption.

He generally situates himself in the political center, espouses a rhetorically impressive but rather narrow pragmatism and has mostly avoided economic populism.

One gets glimpses of Hamsun's interest in world affairs, but it is a rather narrow interest: a belief in the destiny of Germany, and, for reasons that no one has ever quite figured out, a hatred of England.

But it seems to take a rather narrow view of what is going on in the e-book industry.Until two years ago Amazon, the dominant player in the market thanks to its Kindle e-reader, kept publishers on the "wholesale model" for e-books.

Over all nine dynamo models for HN patches, the ratio Ad r /Ad h has a rather narrow range of 0.61 0.78.

Too high levels of alpha indicate that all items are identical, addressing a rather narrow aspect of an attribute [ 43] or there is redundancy among items [ 45].

The composer Val Jeanty worked a turntable to create a sinister, ambiguous mood, but "The Way It Was" stayed within a rather narrow emotional register.