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Through 82 regular-season games, the Knicks and the Pacers established nearly polar opposite identities.

Moreover, like Davis, neither King nor Penck acknowledged the isostatic implications for erosion established nearly a century earlier.

A woman has won the world's most prestigious mathematics prize for the first time since the award was established nearly 80 years ago.

The Guardian, which is supported by the Scott Trust, established nearly eighty years ago to subsidize an "independent" and "liberal" newspaper, has lost money for nine straight years.

Working with Congress during his presidency, Roosevelt established nearly 230 million acres of national parks, monuments, national forests and wildlife refuges.

New York's character had been established nearly 200 years earlier: it was beyond the power of any purifying agent in 1842, and remains so to this day.

In response, the Israeli military again seized control of Bethlehem, where the bomber lived, a move that in effect re-established nearly full Israeli control of the West Bank.

In 1762 Louisiana and New Orleans were ceded to Spain by a secret treaty that was to establish nearly four decades of Spanish rule and influence in the area.

He then explained how online businesses could design communities so users could establish nearly limitless numbers of groups and have their value grow in proportion to the Reed exponential a far larger number than the Metcalfe n-squared.

Such treaty demonstrates the strategic importance of Syria for the USSR, establishing nearly equivalent relations that Moscow had with Poland or Czechoslovakia.

Faulkes has some individuals from the original colony at London Zoo established from nearly 30 years ago.