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Since his re-election, Obama has achieved relatively little high profile domestic policy success.

For a national academy that has achieved relatively little, its most fatal act of omission turned out to be its silence on the matter of the murder of M Kalburgi, a Kannada literary critic and a Sahitya Akademi prizewinner, by a young rightwing Hindu zealot.

For a national academy that has achieved relatively little, its most fatal act of omission turned out to be its silence on the matter of the murder of M Kalburgi, a Kannada literary critic and a Sahitya Akademi prizewinner, by a young rightwing Hindu zealot.

It is also noted from the Table 4 that the proposed technique has achieved relatively smaller HD and MAD values in both training and testing sets, and hence the proposed technique provides a better matching between the ground truth contours and the automatically segmented contours.

In several countries it has achieved relatively high levels of penetration, accounting for approximately 19% of electricity production in Denmark, 10% in Spain and Portugal, and 7% in Germany and the Republic of Ireland in 2008.

Sergipe has achieved relatively high rotavirus vaccine coverage (54%) since introduction of the vaccine in 2006, with 48,165 doses provided in Aracaju.

#15 Countries Are Cited The report singles out 15 countries that have achieved relatively high levels of development in democratic, or "reasonably democratic," settings.

He argued that Singapore had achieved relatively low levels of congestion on its roads by imposing unpalatable taxes to prevent people driving from into the city.

Many corporations have achieved relatively stable product-market relationships, providing further opportunity for growth within particular markets and expansion into new areas.

Having achieved relatively decent previews on Wednesday/Thursday of £145,000, Noel Clarke's raunchy London caper 4.3.2.1 disappointed over the full period, with a limp £433,000 in five days, from 260 screens.

Apart from remote Hawaii and Alaska, where welfare lists have actually grown, only California and mismanaged Washington, DC, have achieved relatively little.Small wonder, then, that President Clinton last week announced that "the debate is over.