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Fortune has favoured Jokowi.In this section Drama queens Ordinance survey Knife-edge A-bian back home Full to bursting A good scrap Birthday blues ReprintsThe government now has markedly more fiscal room.

And in fact, a 2012 study found that residents of Venezuela's Amazonas State and rural Malawi had markedly more diverse gut microbiomes than people living in three US metropolitan areas.

In the present study, the chickens that had been reared by a foster hen had markedly more AVT neurons in the MPA of the hypothalamus as adults compared to the hens that never experienced maternal care.

While the principles of imperial domination have undergone little change, the capacity to implement them has markedly declined as power has become more broadly distributed in a diversifying world.

His tone has been markedly more moderate than that of his rivals, and he has in the past backed civil unions for same-sex couples and said he believes in the science of climate change.

Cruz believes that carbon dioxide (CO2) "is good for plant life," that the planet "is greener right now" than in the past, and that "for significant periods in history, prior to the industrial revolution, there has been markedly more CO2 in our atmosphere that could not have come from the burning of fossil fuels".

Ariel Pink has become markedly more conventional since his early cassette-only recordings, when by his own admission he couldn't actually play – "I had no verifiable talent, no instruments, nothing.

The ocean has become markedly more acidic.

The philosophy of science has become markedly more sophisticated.

And the city's Economic Development Agency, thanks to a City Council law, has become markedly more open.