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The Americans and British have been lobbying hard, but with little success, for a dramatically stronger weapons inspection program for Iraq.

"It is an intergovernmental organization of the weakest states in the world, so you can't expect it to be dramatically stronger.

But, he noted, football is a game that requires tremendous physical development, and players get dramatically stronger between ages 18 and 23.

In other words, elites confront a movement that, if they do not give in to it, will become dramatically stronger and demand even more, threatening the very system elites seek to defend.

It also has "dramatically stronger free cash flow versus its high-yield peers, and the merger benefits will help to accelerate profitability and competitive strength," she wrote in a research note.

The chief executive of one embattled institution, Morgan Stanley, sent a memo to employees reassuring them that the bank's balance-sheet was dramatically stronger than it was in 2008, when Lehman Brothers collapsed.In this section The magician Here we go again A Burmese spring?

His Grimes was was considered well sung but not dramatically strong enough.

Mr. Crimp's literate, dramatically strong libretto inspired a superb score in which Mr. Benjamin, a former student of Olivier Messiaen and Alexander Goehr, remains true to his Modernist roots while showing an unusually keen ear for sonorities.

I do believe it is possible to produce a version for either stage or TV which is accurate as far as the history goes but is also dramatically strong.

This dramatically strong inactivation can be directly observed in the NADPH-dependency assays.

Comparing our induced DHSSs to publicly available Foxa2-binding sites identified by ChIP-seq in mouse liver [ 53], a dramatically strong overlap was observed (Fig.  4d).