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People struggle with assessing wine because the brain's interpretation of aroma and bouquet is based on far more than the chemicals found in the drink.

Despite America's brief "unipolar moment" as its rival pole, the Soviet Union, collapsed, Russia has recovered to join a rising China, America, Europe and Japan in a new constellation of big powers that is based on far more than the old boot-and-rocket counts of the cold war.

"I have had a number of wines costing hundreds of pounds that have disappointed me – and a number costing between £5 and £10 which have been absolutely surprising". People struggle with assessing wine because the brain's interpretation of aroma and bouquet is based on far more than the chemicals found in the drink.

The Solar Shield project is based on far more complex MHD modeling of the solar wind and its impact on the Earth's magnetic field.

Accepting more funding will dilute the founder's stake, but it isn't going to proportionally increase the probability of an exit (which is based on far more factors).

However, the fear that Duterte strikes into the hearts of criminals in Davao is based on far more than just talk.

He testified that an "illegal" methodology was used to reach the bigger figure, which was based on far higher land sales for sites in Manhattan, while the smaller one used far lower land sales for properties in the Bronx and Staten Island.

In Bahrain, the weather data currently used are based on far past climatic information.

The new numbers are based on far more reliable — but slower to arrive — counts of the the number of workers for whom unemployment insurance premiums were paid.

However, security professionals said the 11th-hour Saudi tip, including parcel tracking numbers, that led to the interception of the bombs on Friday appeared to be based on far more recent, up-to-the minute intelligence.

"These new estimates are a major advance in poverty measurements because they are based on far better price data for assuring that the poverty lines are comparable across countries," said Martin Ravallion, director of the World Bank's Development Research Group.