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Following the 2010 census, and the Republican landslides in the midterm elections of that year, G.O.P. leaders at the state level created remarkably cynical legislative maps for both state offices and the U.S. House of Representatives.

The act's call for "regime change" in Iraq was radical, yet it created remarkably little controversy, because Chalabi had once again shrewdly pitched the removal of Saddam as a project by and for Iraqis, requiring minimal air support from the U.S. At this time, Congress also passed bills giving overt support of ninety-seven million dollars to the I.N.C.

A few minor acoustic problems with the nuns' concrete quarters aside, Mr. Piano and his team (Paul Vincent was the partner in charge at Renzo Piano Building Workshop) have created remarkably light and peaceful spaces that are virtually invisible from the chapel and gracefully connected to nature.

From the beginning, they created remarkably strong bodies of work.

In getting so close to the performers the broadcasts can create remarkably strong moments.

The flipside of that is his relationship with his own squad, a capacity to create remarkably strong bonds.

Still, though denizens of one stadium or the other might be loath to acknowledge it, both ballparks create remarkably equivalent atmospheres.

Though Ms. Miller's male characters have often seemed sketchy or stereotyped, she has used her gift for emotional insight in books like "The Good Mother" and "While I Was Gone" to create remarkably sympathetic heroines — women who, however conflicted or contrary they might be, came across as recognizable human beings doing their best to balance competing claims on their hearts.

For example, it can create remarkably realistic lighting effects (i.e. change the direction of the light in the picture).

In this paper, we demonstrate that it is possible to create remarkably small transparent O/W nanoemulsions with average diameters as low as 40 nm from sunflower oil.

This exercise may enable one to create remarkably minute descriptions of a sunset, a battle between red and black ants, or the shapes taken by thawing clay on a sand bank: but its primary value lies in the way it affects the quality of our experience.