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Joseph Battipaglia, chief market strategist at Gruntal, was among analysts saying the Federal Reserve can still refrain from raising rates at this month's meeting despite mixed evidence that the economy's blistering pace has appreciably slackened.

It's a remark that reflects the direct, self-deprecating honesty that characterizes his films, as well as a state of affairs that seems normal enough for a person who has recently turned thirty, let alone a prolific filmmaker who has been busy making movies — and whose art has appreciably darkened and spiralled inward from "LOL and Hannah Takeses the Stairs" to "Uncle Kent and Silver Bulletsts".

In fact, the PlayStation 4 has appreciably more graphics horsepower under its hood than the Xbox One, there's no way around that fact.

Honed by continuous trial and error and juxtaposing the experiences of past events, vernacular technology has appreciably contributed in terms of resilience and sustainable construction in suburban and rural Nepal.

This has been driven partly by the increasing burden of direct healthcare costs, but also from a recognition that the economy within the developed world has appreciably changed[ 1, 2].

The DPP is well powered (∼80%) to detect genetic effects, with a hazard ratio of 1.2, but has appreciably lower power to detect gene-treatment interactions (37, 38); statistical power to detect interactions in the Finnish DPS is less than in the DPP owing to its smaller sample size.

But robberies had appreciably subsided until recent years.

Larger fish did not have appreciably more eggs in their nests than smaller ones.

Those countries with the tightest restrictions seem not to have appreciably fewer migrant workers.

Giant stars of the same luminosity may therefore have appreciably different masses.

"The complicity of this trading assistant, if confirmed, would have appreciably facilitated the fraudulent activities of JK," the report said.