Judge Parrillo dismissed these claims as "comparatively weak," given the constitutional right of fringe parties to exist.
The toll, including 64 passengers and crew members aboard American Airlines Flight 77, was comparatively low, given officials' initial fears and the exponentially higher number of casualties in New York City.
Music, differentiated as it may be in the countries between Morocco and India, follows the same model: variations of highest subtlety on a comparatively simple given subject or theme.
While only those with acute or active hepatitis B would have circulating antigen, the prevalence of hepatitis B in this group still seems comparatively low, given the prevalence of risky behavior.
That the story of a murderous despot could somehow come across as comparatively lighter gives one pause, but there it is.
"Saudi Arabia … gets a comparatively easy ride given the scale of the human rights violations in the kingdom," Amnesty International said last week.
Toting up the wide array of elaborate stock issuances and cash payouts that Shkreli employed in engineering this shell game, the suit seeks $65m in damages – a comparatively modest sum, given the scale of Shkreli's enterprise.
The best part of "m b v," which is a comparatively strong record given the length of the layoff and the almost complete absence of what you might call contemporary urgency, is a minute-long section of "Only Tomorrow".
In the UK, we have our own slightly anticlimactic version of these innovations – among them, a comparatively paltry £20m given for research by the government, and one trial that involved small cars called Pods doing repeated laps of the pavements outside Milton Keynes station.
If one of the secrets of successful stage and film acting is seeming to be unwatched — also known, absurdly, as "looking natural" — the secret to Hale's video-game acting may be disguising the fact that she is reading lines first seen only minutes beforehand and for which she has been given comparatively little context.
