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By the mid-eighties, Jackson had become the biggest black star ever, in part by shedding conventional images of blackness.

And he looks worse than ever, in part because the aged potentate in the foreground of the other election dominating Italian discourse looks so much better, at least if graded on realism and humility.

Despite the Forest Service's commendable action, such a policy seems as remote as ever, in part because Gale Norton, the interior secretary, has a strong preference for local stewardship over top-down federal management.

But the process is playing out earlier and more visibly than ever, in part because candidates like Warner are scrambling to make sure this nominating season isn't over before it begins.

The issue of animal safety in films is more critical than ever, in part because of an explosion in recent years of family and PG-rated manyes, many of which make extensive use of animals.

This spring, colleges and universities rejected more students than ever before, in part because they had more applicants than ever before.

They are back, and better than ever, thanks in part to one of the best draft classes in recent memory.

In fact, "parenting lite" was almost the hardest thing we had ever done, in part because we didn't know how it would end.

Corporations and agencies, unable to hire, are more productive than ever thanks in part to work-issued smartphones, tablets and other mobile technology, economists say.

He and his wife gravitated to Bangalore, where neither of them had ever lived, in part for the cosmopolitanism in its pubs and cultural life.

The garden has continued to have more visitors than usual ever since, in part because it waived admissions fees during October and November.