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No details about what the new Leica will look like or whether it'll differ considerably from its stock base model, but only one will ever exist, and that's likely enough to get the kind of people who can afford this sort of thing salivating.

The only major style carryover from 2005 is the headband, even if it has brightened up considerably from its regulation white in 2005.

This plasmid is derived from the pXO1/pBCXO1 group [20], [21], but at least in terms of gene expression in CO2, it appears to have diverged considerably from its pathogenic relatives.

At the end of trading it was worth just above $1.30, down considerably from its record high of $1.60 in July 2008 but still well off its low of 83 cents in 2000.

Migration from Mexico has fallen considerably from its peak almost a decade ago.

The newspaper's circulation, of about 2.2m, is down considerably from its peak of over 4m in the early 1990s.

While the current market P/E is surely high by historical standards, at least it's considerably down from its level at the last bull market's apogee, 46.

And while the current market P/E is surely high by historical standards, at least it's considerably down from its level at the last bear market's apogee, 46.

In 2008, the car, considerably altered from its original condition, was sold by RM Auctions for $1.76 million.

Packed with official documents, letters, diaries, maps, books, artifacts, coins and art that ranges from the late 15th century to the 20th, the show is considerably abridged from its first presentation in 2004-5 athehe National Heritage Museum in Lexington, Mass.

Since the Industrial Revolution it has been best known for footwear, with boot and shoe factories in many of its towns and villages, but that industry is now considerably reduced from its earlier levels.