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Democrats have also lost considerable ground in state legislatures during Obama's tenure.

It is still the daily wine, but barbera has gained considerable ground in recent decades.

It lost considerable ground in its audience between the ages of 25 and 54, an important group for advertisers.

A classic textbook that reviews considerable ground in electrophysiology to explain how the polyrhythmic activity of the brain may support brain functions.

While local rights groups concede that the Indonesian LGBT movement has gained considerable ground in the last five years, so too has the fundamental Islamic movement, says Rustinawati.

In Michigan, the Democratic incumbent Debbie Stabenow gained considerable ground in the polls after a questionable advertisement by one of her potential Republican opponents, Peter Hoekstra.

One or the other could make up considerable ground if he starts winning March 8 in Michigan, in Florida and Ohio the following week and after that in big states such as Wisconsin, New Jersey and California.

Labor is directing considerable ground resources in Capricornia, Dawson, Flynn and also Herbert, a north Queensland seat Labor currently holds with a very slim margin.

In the recent negotiations over funding the government for the rest of this fiscal year, Obama gave considerable ground, at least in the overall size of the spending cuts.

WASHINGTON — Having ceded considerable ground to Republicans in the debt ceiling fight, President Obama set out Tuesday to reclaim the initiative on the economy, promising a new effort to spur job creation while seeking to position himself as a proven voice of reason in an era of ideological overreach.

The original equilibrium state of the strata can be easily destroyed by shield tunnel construction and the considerable ground disturbance involved in the process.