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It's easy enough to conduct a series of searches on News Librarycom in order to determine how much press coverage past Atlantic hurricanes have received.com

Bloomberg felt emboldened enough to conduct a snap poll of economists to see whom they thought likely to replace Mr Zhou.

Mr. Levine is expected to be healthy enough to conduct a new production of Offenbach's "Contes d'Hoffmann," scheduled to open on Dec. 3, the Met said.

Both Watson and fellow Labour MP Ed Miliband raised concerns that Ofcom's 40-day time limit is not long enough to conduct a "fit and proper" review.

Still, he did not envision maintaining a ground force large enough to conduct a long, bloody war and then stability operations in North Korea or Iran, as the United States did in Afghanistan and Iraq.

But the faces are mobile, blinking, alive, the body language and gestures seemingly natural; in some cases, the voice recognition and choice of replies are good enough to conduct a stiff but convincing conversation.

Members of Congress with oversight responsibility for NASA complained that the panel was not independent enough to conduct an objective investigation.

Mr. Boehlert said that despite early concerns that the investigations board, appointed by NASA, would not be independent enough to conduct an objective study, the group had proved to be able and autonomous.

Lastly, we only selected occupations where the job availability was good enough to conduct an experiment.

The MIRIAD sample was also large enough to conduct an exploratory factor analysis in order to provide further information about the construct validity of the QUAD items.

Specific average effect sizes were calculated also for type of subjects, who have been divided into three large groups, since the sample wasn't broad enough to conduct an higher diagnostic differentiation.