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"Let them eat pain au chocolat" may not have quite the ring of "Let them eat cake", but French presidential hopeful Jean-François Copé has nevertheless found himself compared to Marie Antoinette after admitting he had no idea about the cost of the French breakfast staple.
Trieste had been misunderstood and unfairly neglected by guidebooks (perhaps inevitably, with the distraction of glittering Venice just 70 miles down the coast), but it has nevertheless found a cult following; among its notable enthusiasts is the travel writer Jan Morris, who decided to devote her final book to a meditation on this "enclave sui generis".
But the expert groups that have raised them have nevertheless found no issue yet that looks as if it would rule out Yucca Mountain.
Without any contacts or any common language, I had nevertheless found myself making friends at every turn, so sociable were the Italians on my street.
Prosecutors at Monday's hearing argued that the trial jury knew of other occasions on which Ms. Williams had contradicted herself, but that they had nevertheless found her believable enough to convict Mr. Anderson.
In cases where drivers do not admit to falling asleep behind the wheel, law enforcement officials have nevertheless found ways to show evidence of fatigue by reconstruction, often with the assistance of traffic cameras, event data recorders, GPS tracking and even cellphone records.
We have nevertheless found a classical scholarship which, for all its meagerness, shows a certain vitality and sanity that it does not always reveal in the more pedantic south.
During more prolonged hypoxia (hours), dynamic cerebral autoregulation has nevertheless been found to be impaired, despite hypocapnia-mediated cerebral vasoconstriction [ 29].
Linkage has nevertheless been found to be useful to increase genetic gain, even when no major effects were present, by increasing the precision of the relationship matrix [ 49].
