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Mr. Reed considers nearly every building that has gone up here since about 1930 - when the tradioni al architecture began to give way to "modern -a modern -aroomoreke abomination, worthy only of being pulled down.
In her engaging and often surprising account, Robbins considers nearly every aspect of France's obsession with exotic fauna, from the vast literature on exotic animals and the inner workings of the oiseleurs' (birdsellers') guild to how the animals were transported, housed, and cared for.
Our model incorporates extensive structural and mechanistic information about the phospho-relay and considers nearly all possible interactions between the three relay proteins.
It was considered nearly a total loss.
Indiana is considering nearly identical legislation.
Voters in seven New Jersey counties consider nearly $254 million in school construction proposals.
After considering nearly every possible way to document "Spiral Jetty" from above — Rent a weather satellite?
Triple-A securities are considered nearly as safe as Treasury bonds issued by the federal government.
In the early 1980's, Thursday was not considered nearly as economically vital as it is now.
The happy comeback of the music video, a form once considered nearly obsolete, has many sources.
While tenure was once considered nearly automatic, it has now become something teachers have to earn.
