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Southwest Washington, for instance, is more politically balanced than the Seattle area.

Setting up e-mail with P.G.P. ("Pretty Good Privacy"), an encryption program, for instance, is more hassle than most users seem willing to deal with, as Greenwald demonstrated.

Any attempt at transforming how the nation strikes out at terrorists, for instance, is more dependent than ever on gathering precise information on an adversary's movements.

It's possible to go wrong (the smoked eggplant, for instance, is more slimy than savory), but the yogurts are uniformly tangy, and the hummus benefits from a generous dose of garlic.

An F.B.I. agent investigating a crime, for instance, is more limited in what he can say about a case to another federal agency than is a border crossing guard who is checking the identification of a suspicious tourist, officials said.

Stravinsky's Threni (on the Lamentations of Jeremiah), for instance, is more frequently heard in the concert hall than in church, as are also Poulenc's Stabat Mater (1951) and other liturgical motets of his.

Europeans, for instance, are more likely to opt for high-end multimedia phones than Americans.

Lesbians, for instance, are more accurate throwers of objects such as darts than straight women.

It can, for instance, be more difficult to train clever dogs, since clever dogs respond more precisely to words.

Mosques, for instance, are more architecturally ornate in the Pashtun region than they are in the north.

The teams in our conference, for instance, are more able to compete on a high level on an occasional basis".