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Having those ideas logged gives users a reason to regularly come back to the site to accomplish things they were complementing at the time, but decided against acting upon.

It might even have extended westwards to Amlekhganj (Fig. 1), complementing at shallow depth the blind 1833 rupture, and eastwards toward Hokse (patches 2C and 2C', respectively, Fig. 4), a place where the 1934 rupture was not seen (Fig. 2).

All mutations within the 30 complementation groups failed to complement at least one other deficiency within their respective region, further validating the location of the lethal mutations.

That's not a complement at all.

Last week Dr. Scott said he accepted the rationale for the lesser number and now puts the human complement at around 40,000.

Text and interview circled round one another, and the latter served as a handy postscript (or complement at least) to the extended enquiry of the former.

But I do think that the change in mind she underwent, pathologically, was complemented at a crucial stage by a change of mind.

The Wales head coach, Warren Gatland, said that he would consider sending a prop home from the tournament to bring in a fit replacement and ensure he has a full complement at Twickenham.

The iMF urged Italy to make more structural reforms, raise inheritance tax and combat tax evasion more effectively, adding: Italy's efforts should be complemented at the euro area level with steps to strengthen the currency union and support growth.

According to Afghan security officials, speaking on the condition of anonymity because of the nature of the Taliban victory, the 13 soldiers constituted the entire complement at the checkpost.

Beyond its gardens to the west, outside the walls of Paris, the tree-planted avenues of the Champs-Élysées were laid out (1667); these were complemented, at the opposite end of Paris, by the Cours de Vincennes.