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In addition to a multitude of perfect shrimps and scampi, the fritto contained a few vegetables, such as radicchio di Treviso, and two of the lagoon's most cherished morsels, namely, a small soft-shell crab, moleca, the first of the season, and two ethereal lagoon scallops, canestrelli.

In addition to a multitude of frescoes for the churches of the Kremlin and palace buildings, icons for the imperial family, and portraits of them, Ushakov painted icons for his local church, the aforementioned Church of the Trinity in Nikitniki, throughout his life.

Different U.S. agencies award thousands of fellowships to graduate students every year, in addition to a multitude of scholarships for undergraduate students.

The tests look to see how many guns are owned per citizen, how much freedom "libtards and other Commies" have, in addition to a multitude of other variables.

In addition to a multitude of web and video projects, they also work on creating free open source software and are crusaders promoting the idea of free video encoding through the Open Video Alliance.

To develop EU-wide policies on this one IEQ problem alone, in addition to a multitude of potential IEQ problems, would therefore be very difficult.

Linear algebra, in addition to having a multitude of practical applications in science and engineering, also can be used to introduce proof-writing skills.

In addition to researchers, a multitude of research users, including policy-makers, managers, practitioners, service users and lobby groups, are involved in priority setting exercises described in the literature.

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This element of Visage's persona ― that she is a mother in addition to the multitude of other identities she navigates, provides an important point of connection for parents of queer kids who may not understand the worlds of their children.

In addition to the multitude of applications, the LA-iMageS proposal produces a link with different fields of scientific research (e.g., metallomics, medicine, biology, environmental and geology, among others), enabling a suitable space for transdisciplinary collaborations.