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And since Duke's time the performing opportunities (the real way the music grows) have considerably diminished.
Vickers said: "The Hong Kong government appears to now have considerably diminished autonomy and the [central government] liaison office seems to be strengthening its position.
Interestingly, a further batch of 40 new boys were introduced just at the end of the epidemic, when the chances of infection must have considerably diminished; six of these were ultimately infected during the period in which 14 cases of infection and 4 cases of reinfection were reported among the old boys (see Fig. S12).
Since the war over Kosovo and his indictment on war crimes charges, Mr. Milosevic's motivation to please the West by allowing a zone of free speech has considerably diminished.
Under the present depression of prices, affecting all the productions of the country and every branch of industry, proceeding from causes explained on a former occasion, the revenue has considerably diminished, the effect of which has been to compel Congress either to abandon these great measures of defense or to resort to loans or internal taxes to supply the deficiency.
I think the vitality (in the mechanism) in Sri Lanka has considerably diminished in recent years," she told BBC journalist Alix Kroeger.
It represented a historic shift from communism, which had considerably diminished appeal in Yugoslavia, to nationalism, which as Milosevic understood could more effectively sway public emotions.
She came ashore under her own considerably diminished power.
A few weeks' experience considerably diminishes his respect for muffins and buttered toast.
In Anatolia, however, the royal dominions had been considerably diminished after the death of Mithradates V: Paphlagonia had freed itself, and Phrygia (c. 116 bce) had been linked to the Roman province of Asia.
