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Another reason it seems likely is that Apple's touch-based input tech probably leads the industry, and it seems very eager to include it in its full range of input devices.

Only jazz exists solely as a conduit for the expression of individual personality, in its full range.

With inflammation comes pain that is worse with movement, which limits the ability to use the joint in its full range of motion.

Determining whether Exxon actually made any such untrue statement will involve a careful review of everything that Exxon has said in its full range of public statements and SEC filings.

To imply that the rock guitarist Carlos Santana's sound, or the drumming of John Bonham from Led Zeppelin, is less unique because "only jazz exists solely as a conduit for the expression of individual personality, in its full range," is blatantly disrespectful and simply untrue.

This sorting-out allows us to view each gesture in its full range of attestations, which in turn permits relatively secure conclusions as to the meanings of these gestures in ancient Northwest Semitic culture.

And in addition to its full range of first-party products, the company is also now offering up a brand new version of its Insteon+ app for iOS 8.1 or later, which will also work with HomeKit-enabled devices from other manufacturers.

In cutting prices on its full range of products for the world's 52 poorest countries, GSK has broken ranks.

However, the broad use of silver as a powerful clinical tool is still in the future because its full range of activity remains to be elucidated.

YOU MIGHT EXPECT the headquarters of LVMH on the Avenue Montaigne in Paris to show off its full range of brands, from Sephora (cosmetics) to Moët & Chandon (champagne).

In a second experiment conducted at the natural grassland, we measured soil CO2 efflux after manipulating soil moisture to its full range in the area by wetting the soil to: 0 10%, 10 15%, 20 25%, 30 35% water content levels.