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The approach set out by Mr. Clinton would help fewer couples than alternative changes preferred by most Republicans, and in particular would do little for couples in higher income brackets.

Isothermal annealing at 300 °C for 1 h enhances crystallinity of all the studied coatings and increases grain size and changes preferred orientation of the pure Ni coatings from (200) to (111) while grain size and preferred orientation of alloy coating remains nearly unchanged.

Indeed, he has tended to avoid describing the changes as, well, changes, preferring to cast them as "modernizing" the Socialist model here.

Nets General Manager John Nash said last week that the team was not looking to make any changes, preferring to see how the team begins to gel with Van Horn's return.

But Colangelo seems hesitant to make too many changes, preferring to have as much continuity as possible from this year to next.

But they have not demanded any basic changes, preferring instead to continue as before, living by turns happily and uneasily with the technologies they feel they cannot live without.

Rapid specification changes prefer full programmability and configurability both for software and hardware.

He said he had "no idea" if there would be further changes, preferring to concentrate on how the title win would improve Rangers' finances and boost McCoist's budget.

It changed preferred orientations from Al(1 1 1) to α-Al2O3(1 1 0) reacted with thermal activated oxygen from the paper as film thickness increase and the minimum WVP mean is 2.16×10−7 g mm/m2 h kPa at 6.3 W/cm2, 2 μm and the maximum is 2.00×10−8 g mm/m2 h kPa at 1.2 W/cm2, 0.2 μm.

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But, Roenneberg notes, teachers and school administrators generally resist the change, preferring to believe that the problem is insoluble.