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One reason "WPA art" was looked down on for generations after the 1930's was that it behaved more like popular art.

Zeta potential measurements indicate that although the pyrite surface was negatively charged under a wide pH range in the absence of Cr VI), it behaved more like a "metal oxide" surface with the surface potential shifting from positive to negative values at pH values > pH 6 in the presence of Cr VI).

This could reflect some experimental changes it's making to the service in its mobile apps that make it behave more like a dedicated messaging client.

Why can't it behave more like Jimmy Carter and less like John Wayne?

An expansion of the bank's writ to make it behave more like the United States Federal Reserve is extremely unlikely, however.

The innovative presentation of the V&A's show makes it behave more like a piece of contemporary immersive theatre than a museum exhibition.

Today, it behaves more like the United States Congress, and the fact that it chooses to remain impotent in the face of very real need is a damning comment on an organization that could be doing so much more.

Instead of leading the economy, as it did in the 1990's, the technology sector is being pulled along with it, behaving more like other industries and less like a business that operates by its own "new economy" rules.

Now that the market has returned to its senses, Mr Parke says he enjoys being a fund manager again.Will the fund-management business keep offering people what they think they want, even when it knows that it is bad for them, or will it behave more responsibly in future?

It behaves more like an adverbial group as it could occur in the middle of the modalized clause as already shown above.

After testing both glass and the metal beryllium, Webb planners chose beryllium because it is strong and light, and it behaves more predictably during repeated cooling and warming cycles.