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Back here in Radebeul, Mr. Michaelis acknowledged what has clearly evolved into a mix of American Indian and German identities.

Back here in Radebeul, Michaelis acknowledged what has clearly evolved into a mix of American Indian and German identities.

"My position has clearly evolved," said George H. Winner, a Republican assemblyman from Elmira, who switched his opposition to the bill this year.

Despite the fact that the digestive system has clearly evolved to handle what we eat, the brain can (and regularly does) override it, for at-best-questionable reasons.

The latest back and forth over espionage may harken back to the tense days of the cold war, but even with the current precarious relationship Russia's diplomatic style has clearly evolved in recent years.

When we were attacking there was a fair amount of freedom to express ourselves, but we had to defend from strict, zonal starting positions". Hodgson has clearly evolved as his career has taken him through Scandinavia, Italy and Switzerland, but the basic principles remain the same.

Americans' attitudes have clearly evolved, they say, and the evening news anchor will eventually reflect that.

David L. Cohen, Comcast's executive vice president, said the market had "clearly evolved" since that cap was put in place.

By the time Upham launched his publicity campaign in March, however, his business had clearly evolved from a modest retail operation into a high-volume wholesaling enterprise.

Her views have clearly evolved over the years, as she previously voted against repealing section 28, a law that had banned schools from intentionally promoting homosexuality, and against reducing the age of consent for gay sex.

"All animals are affected by these tasks so animals have clearly evolved similar mechanisms," says Salvo.