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But even if relatively few are available, mainstream family wagons have yet to become precious collectibles.

Because returning signals are so weak, detectors must be extremely sensitive, even if relatively small.

Regime change, even if relatively peaceful, always has unexpected and often very destructive consequences, as we've seen in Iraq and Libya, and perhaps will soon see in Syria.

But a final deal could take years, which undercuts some of the urgent European support, founded on benefits, even if relatively modest, for economic growth and jobs.

Profit margins for iron-ore miners were thin, even if relatively consistent compared to other metals.This arrangement, however, has been undermined by two consecutive upheavals.

This may have been, in part, a result of the Second World War, when Hollywood's role as a producer of propaganda, even if relatively uncontroversial, came to the fore.

Hodson worries about the effect of being repeatedly written about, even if in relatively gentle terms.

In the concerto, meanwhile, Pierre-Laurent Aimard brought clarity and command to the hugely demanding solo part, even if his relatively distanced approach sometimes felt at odds with the orchestra's no-holds-barred Sturm und Drang manner.

Even if a relatively small percentage of hosts are running large businesses, "those are the professionals who are taking over buildings and evicting tenants to get them out of rent-controlled apartments", he said.

With this shell element, satisfactory resolution can be ensured even if a relatively coarse FE mesh is employed.

It demonstrates that the initial cost of the PV system, even if considered relatively high, is still much smaller than operational and fuel costs of the grid or the genset alternatives.