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This model now has an even more important task.

For example, he had a great victory Brices Crossroads and faked out A. J. Smith near Memphis after losing the Battle of Tupelo, but won such glory during the time he was supposed to be destroying Sherman's supply lines, an even more important task critical to the CSA war effort.

It should be possible for other institutions to match this and, at the same time, accomplish the even more important task of enhancing the quality of PhD training.

Such working memory processes may be even more important for bisection tasks involving more complex and more difficult two-digit numbers [ 17].

Second, and even more important, Gov. Rick Perry's task, if he should become president, will not be to lure population and business from one state to another.

Furthermore, it should be recalled that in the saccadic task, the images were centred at 5° of eccentricity, where low spatial frequency processing is even more important than in the rating task, which used free viewing.

The scale [of the sector] would be reason enough, but this task is even more important because of the backdrop of stretched health and social care budgets, an ageing population and significant systems reform.

That military conflicts in our time can cause both a human and an environmental catastrophe makes the task of preventing them even more important.

The most important task for the future will be to overcome primary and, even more important, secondary resistance to the targeted therapeutics.

That makes the task of keeping costs in check even more important for smaller, art-house fare.

This becomes even more important because the Government of Pakistan is faced with the challenging task of formulating a new NFC Award in 2015.