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They do less well in an exposed situation, need additional staking and feeding and certainly considerably more water in the first three summers.

It's certainly considerably more expensive than the dev kit version of Oculus, which was priced at $350.

The human element is always critical foundation of any story, and in the era before extensive blogging and social media, exploring it was certainly considerably harder.

These are figures held close to the chest though the installed production capability is certainly considerably greater than what is being supplied to market at present with enormous and as yet unexploited potential reserves waiting to be tapped.

Another key finding is the level of interest (overall 9.2%) in quitting among smokers from the 17 cities studied, which is lower than that reported by Feng et al. in six cities in China (ranging from 15%to3131%) with their survey limited to urban areas [ 33] and certainly considerably lower than four developed countries in the West countries ranging from 65%to81%1% [ 41].

"Finally, Activision almost certainly has considerably greater financial and legal resources than Noriega".

About 2,000km long in Kazakhstan alone, this pipeline will almost certainly cost considerably more than the $3.5 billion the Chinese have estimated.

At the 'mixed six' price, it's certainly a considerably better bet than most sub-£20 champagne, with lemon and apple, a touch of digestive biscuit and nicely creamy mousse.

Unemployment, both long-term and short-term, has certainly dropped considerably in Germany since 1 January 2003, but critics say that's only because most jobless people are forced to accept the next job they can find – and often they end up in one so low-paid and part-time that they were still dependent on some sort of state welfare anyway.

That figure has certainly increased considerably — Line's average revenue per user has jumped even though user growth has slackened — but the company has never given an updated figure.

He explained to Rosenberg the probable consequences when word of this got out: "I believe my reputation as an absolutely unreliable character will certainly be considerably enhanced among the biochemists…At least, there will not be many physical chemists who believe that someone's changing his mind is proof for utter lack of character.