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The LeJ has extraordinarily increased its violent operations during this year.

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Unless the FBI, the CIA and the police are extraordinarily inept, increased powers of surveillance and arrest should make it easier to catch some terrorists.

Visual working memory for higher set sizes did not benefit extraordinarily from increased SOA (mean(4,6 items), SOA 494 vs. 24 ms: t(15) = 2.207, n.s.; Fig.  5B.

"Many of the emerging technologies," he writes, "are extraordinarily social, increasing people's capacity to form bonds with individuals and groups that would otherwise have been entirely inaccessible".

In the twentieth century, the impacts and extent of both have expanded extraordinarily with increasing population density and affluence.

So far they've done extraordinarily well: Dell has increased production by a third over the past two years while cutting manufacturing space in half.

He says this practice is "extraordinarily effective at increasing a child's wish to see a movie" that is not appropriate for his or her age.

Placing candy in the checkout line at my local supermarket is also extraordinarily effective at increasing my son's wish to eat candy that is not appropriate for his teeth.

Rate courts are extraordinarily antiquated and increase both moral hazard and unfair bargaining position.

Manfred Eigen showed that the heterodimer model requires PrPSc to be an extraordinarily effective catalyst, increasing the rate of the conversion reaction by a factor of around 1015.