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"On average, secondary schools in England spend only 116 hours per year teaching mathematics, which international studies show is far less time than that spent on this vital subject by our competitors.
And because electricity is even more vital than telephones, there is far less tolerance for interruptions in service and volatile prices.
But by game time, he said, mechanics are far less important than a player's mental approach, a vital difference between baseball and other sports.
"The technology is such, why be in New York City when you can be 9,000 miles away with far less expense?" Company executives say this strategy is a vital way to build a global company and to serve customers around the world.
But the likely concrete harms from government surveillance, self-censorship and whistleblower blackmail, seem far less scary to me than stolen nuclear secrets, destabilized vital infrastructure, and disrupted commerce.
Russia's annexation of Crimea made the Russian economy far less interesting for foreign investors, depriving domestic businesses of vital technologies and human capital.
And... OO Soil Crisis Brought About By Climate Change May Hit Global Food Production, claims alarming new research, which reveals that soil microbes, vital to soil fertility, appear to be far less adaptable to climate change than once thought.
Oddly, on the vital question of love and marriage, the young women are far less candid and thoughtful than their male counterparts.
Public universities generally raise far less money from donors than private universities do, but Mr. Simons said he saw support for public schools as vital, "especially in these days when private universities are so unbelievably expensive".
