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Their performances, if that's the right word for what may simply have been reality modulated for the camera, were certainly more compelling than the one given by Jodie Foster in the 1994 film Nell, about a grown woman discovered living wild and communicating in her own language.

Turning check-ins into matching donations is certainly more compelling than trying to get people to check into billboards.

The Pro 3 something like a Surface Pro 2's guts shoved into an outstretched Surface 2. It's certainly more compelling than the Microsoft devices that came before it.

"The numbers are certainly getting more compelling on the recession case," said James W. Paulsen, chief investment strategist at Wells Capital Management in Minneapolis.

Cars as "supercomputers" certainly sounded more compelling than past lectures on the wonders of the internet-of-things, an idea that always seemed just a little too loose.

Their most doughty opponent, it turns out, is the amorphous "spirit of '76", which makes the book less a clash of titans than an exercise in shadow boxing.Mr Ellis's strategy of building his narrative around four exemplary men certainly makes for more compelling reading than delving into tax rolls or birth registers.

Surely something more compelling can be imagined?

It will certainly make for some more compelling theater.

It certainly made the API more compelling for its partners, and also allowed MyFitnessPal to enlist its community's help in building up a food database with 2 million items.

1788, d. 1867) showed that the projective properties of figures furnished grounds of proof that were at least as powerful as, and certainly more intuitive and ostensibly compelling than the Cartesian procedure of setting up and solving equations between numbers representing points.

The labor dispute will make this year's college hoops season more compelling and certainly more entertaining.