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The byzantine story told by Orson Welles in "Mr. Arkadin," which he directed in 1954, is straightforward compared to the history of the film's release.

By Richard Brody The byzantine story told by Orson Welles in "Mr. Arkadin," which he directed in 1954, is straightforward compared to the history of the film's release.

And what was a routinely missed fiscal deadline of one state out of fifty compared to the history of the world?

"I could see keeping the warming relatively moderate, but I point out that even a two-degree warming is going to make the earth very warm compared to the history of the last millions of years," Dr. Hansen said.

26 and 34, were compared to the history matching curves in Fig. 14.

These findings of the limited variability of WNV sequences relevant to cellular immunity point to the probable success in the development of a WNV vaccine as compared to the history of failure of candidate vaccines against the much more highly variable Flavivirus, such as DENV [17].

That temporary feeling is nothing compared to the histories of inequality and current discrimination faced by many racial minorities--and avoiding these exchanges because of "guilt" only breeds ignorance that recreates oppression.

Over time, he recognized that the wall itself was trivial compared to the long history shared by the people living nearby.

Especially not compared to the long history of failed billion-pound government IT projects, including the DWP's own Central Payments System, which is now £24m over budget and five years late.

To my same-sexing pals, let me say this: I know that my inability to use a set of words without irony is nothing compared to the long history of our society not allowing you to be those things.

It is also confirmed that both the response spectrum analysis and seismic support movement analysis provide more conservative estimations of the piping stress compared to the time history analysis.