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Past the first few rows, the music is received chiefly via the amplification system.
Spectrum has established no reliable Web presence; news of its offerings circulates chiefly via Facebook and old-fashioned hearsay.
It helps explain China's push into India's backyard, with roads, ports and pipelines, chiefly via Myanmar and Pakistan.
Belatedly building this insight into left politics does not entail a move away from the kind of regulation and intervention that might make modern working lives much more bearable, nor from the idea that government might foster more rewarding and useful work, chiefly via investment and education.
A second, less radical school of thought suggests that e-government does not necessarily require greater public involvement in shaping how services are delivered but instead indirectly benefits citizens through the efficiency gains and cost savings produced by the reduction of internal organizational friction, chiefly via the automation of routine tasks.
P. australis invades chiefly via rhizomes and stolons.
For years, mobile access to the internet was a poor relation: the net was a medium that was chiefly accessed via PCs with large screens, perhaps with a cut-down version or an app for mobile devices.
Information about idiosyncratic human liver ADRs is chiefly accumulated via reports from prescribing physicians after drugs received FDA approval.
Low molecular weight PAA has been valorized as an efficient salt-scaling inhibitor, chiefly in oilfield operations, via the ability of the carboxylic groups in sequestering metal ions [4].
The dentate nucleus contributes the majority of efferent fibers in SCPs and projects chiefly to cerebral cortex via VL thalamus.
In an interview, Mr. Karzai attributed the country's stunning shift of fortunes to the spirit of the Afghan people, the resolve of the Afghan government and a series of highly complex leveraging arrangements that have "stripped out" much of the unpredictability of global markets via derivatives held chiefly by government ministers through offshore holding companies.
