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Detention has added enormously to the family's stress and she is particularly concerned that the education of her four children, Beriwan, 14, Newroz, 12, Dilovan, 11, and Medya, seven, has been jeopardised.
The rise in energy prices has emphatically restored Russia to its Great Power status, and it has added enormously to the spendable income of Saudi Arabiafaster than to any other power in history.
The computer has added enormously to the power that the amateur can bring to bear on a problem, but interestingly Dr Lintott argues, it is the human brain's unique ability to spot inconsistencies in the vast sets of data scientists have amassed that makes citizen science so useful.
One happiness-project resolution that has added enormously to my happiness is my resolution to join or start a group.
Massive stimulus spending has added enormously to the deficit, but the only result has been suspect figures that, if interpreted most optimistically, show that the UK's economy has essentially flatlined after incurring a sharp contraction in economic output during the height of the global financial crisis.
His work and achievement have added enormously to the reputation of my organization!
It has set back efforts to repair the program's finances, and such delays have added enormously to the eventual cost of fixing the program.
"So having Chinese companies leading this project adds enormously to its prospects of success.
She and Davenport have a great relationship and it adds enormously to the enjoyment of Field of Prey.
So the tower's structural framework would have to be retrofitted to handle the new loads, adding enormously to a project's cost with relatively little yield.
In addition, a plague of bark beetles has turned huge swaths of forest into kindling, as it did last fall, adding enormously to the potential fuel for fires.
