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There's no reason to think Mr. Bieber couldn't be a different kind of savior, if only because he's improved virtually every world he's infiltrated lately.

He has improved virtually every side he has handled, from turning relegation certainties Halmstad into shock Swedish champions to guiding Fulham to a record Premier League perch and last season's Europa League final.

By contrast, surviving 2CA and 2CA+B12 recipients showed much improved, virtually normal spinal histology (Fig. 7C, center and right panels).

"We're seeing the commercial insurance market improving virtually across the board," Mr. Frank said.

And it is not only his tackling that has improved; since Ancelotti succeeded Mourinho as head coach last summer, Modric has developed a formidable central midfield partnership with Xabi Alonso and Angel di Maria, statistically improving virtually every facet of his game in the process.

"We're on the verge of new technological revolutions that could improve, virtually, every aspect of our lives, create vast new wealth for American workers and families, and open up bold, new frontiers in science, medicine, and communication," President Trump said in his opening remarks.

It was only during my sometimes-very-stressful years as a law student and a big-firm lawyer that I came to understand the incredible power of yoga and meditation to transform and improve virtually every aspect of my life.

Peja -- his first name rolls easier from the tongue and the laptop -- has improved in virtually every element of his game.

These behaviors improved and virtually normalized following the highest doses (0.3 and 0.6 mg/kg) of guanfacine.

If a functional association prior is accurate enough (i.e. enough non-zero links in the true network are represented by undirected non-zero links in the prior) then inference is improved over virtually all sparsity levels.

In fact, the progress in swimming has followed a predictable and almost eerie regularity, with the winning times in most events improving at virtually every Summer Games.