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Considered for decades to be among Krautrock's second-string artists, Agitation Free are, on this evidence alone, one of the most deserving of your attention.

Though it could be demeaning, the job of porter was considered for decades one of two good jobs for black men in the United States.

Considered for decades as a prized and protected national icon, JAL's downfall provides the U.S. airlines with a rare chance to invest in what is still, despite years of mismanagement, a powerful regional player.

Against a lacklustre rival on the right, Françoise de Panafieu, the popular Mr Delanoë looks likely to secure a second term, which would be a spectacular victory in a city considered for decades a stronghold of the Gaullist right.

"The program has been considered for decades as one of the best in the country, but now to have a team and have this program back there with that seeding behind it is fantastic".

Chromosomal inversions in Drosophila have been considered for decades as adaptive devices that spread in natural populations driven by natural selection (see Introduction).

And there's Thein Sein's own history to consider: for decades, after all, he was a key player in one of the world's most brutal regimes.

Now, it appeared that future binge-watching of Twin Peaks wouldn't end with Agent Cooper being infested with the spirit of a mad man, but with something that had been deeply considered for two decades before making its way to screen.

Cranioplasty has been considered for several decades as a protective and cosmetic procedure.

The AD community has considered for several decades that the β-amyloid protein (Aβ) might be at the origin of AD, although amyloidopathy is not absolutely specific for AD [ 2- 4].

3 5 Although skeletal survey was considered for many decades as a standard radiological technique in the diagnosis and staging of myeloma bone disease, it has a high false-negative rate of between300% and 70% leading to underestimation of disease burden.