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Sande moved Gallant Fox out from the rail for better footing, giving up ground in the process and enabling Whichone to gain somewhat, but Gallant Fox drew away for a victory of three lengths to make him the first Triple Crown winner since Sir Barton in 1919.

The hefty gain somewhat masked the 4.4% decline in Kmart same-store sales and the 3.4% decline in Sears sales, which the company largely blamed on macro-economic factors.

Four instead of two markers linked to the QTL increased genetic gain somewhat.

While genetic gain somewhat plateaued when the rate of inbreeding increased to 1 % per generation (Table  3), managers of breeding programs must decide which point on the frontier suits their breeding objective.

By mid-morning in Tokyo, the dollar gained somewhat, to 85.90 yen, but it remains weak in comparison to earlier this year.

And if you look at it — blacks, Hispanics and women have gained somewhat relative to the population as a whole, but labor as a category has lost ground.

Although both territories gained somewhat from the Napoleonic Wars, it was not until the end of the 19th century that Portugal regained any of its colonizing energy.

In recent months, its financial losses have mounted, as well as the loss of some of its share of the market while its larger rival, General Motors, has gained somewhat.

In the short run, Mr. Gorbachev gains somewhat greater freedom to act without immediate approval of the parliament, although he bargained away some of the more sweeping powers originally proposed, like the right to impose a state of emergency over the objections of the local authorities and the right to ignore a parliamentary veto.

The DEVOTED DSS tool makes different recommendations to the airlines: to Air1 – to waiting: since the in-bound flight gains somewhat higher ticket revenue than the outbound flight, for Air1 it is worth waiting for its delayed arriving high-valuable passengers.

It was ultimately taken up by the likes of Money and Harry Benjamin (Meyerowitz 2002, 117 9), and while debate over etiology continued, views allowing for both biology and social environment in determining gender identity gained somewhat greater prominence (Meyerowitz 2002, 119).