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Although mining accounts for less than 10 percent of the GDP and provides work for about 5 percent of the employed labour force, its significance in the economy is considerable as a major earner of foreign exchange.

Up close, it is surprisingly brutal, but then the forces at work are considerable as a powerfully built athlete picks up speed on the runway, twists his torso, then slams on the brakes with his left leg and transfers as much of that fast-dissipating energy into propelling a 1.75-pound javelin into low-earth orbit.

However, it could be considerable as a defect that 46 subjects discontinued, it maybe because of severe headache in our subjects who had less compliance to continue their treatment.

That pressure may be considerable, as a House contempt vote against Holder is guaranteed to focus intense media scrutiny on the Fast and Furious investigation, which has been condemned by both Democrats and Republicans as badly mismanaged. 

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The economic impact of outbreaks of BTV in these areas has been considerable as a result of both indirect costs (e.g. the restrictions placed on movement of infected ruminants) and direct losses from disease in both sheep and cattle.

Their economic impact is considerable, as shown in a new Census Bureau report.

Yet Mr. Margulies exhibits considerable skill as a salesman.

"This program has attracted considerable attention as a possible prelude to a clandestine nuclear program.

The system needs a considerable review as a workers' rights matter".

Montoya is Colombian-born and developed his considerable skills as a driver outside of Nascar.

Mr. Bush's stump speech also reflects his considerable growth as a candidate.