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Yet despite its foundations of well-crafted prose it never sings, and the backdrop to Gaudí is surely the massed voices of choirs and angels.

The only surviving part of the main structure was its foundations of rammed chalk, which nonetheless allowed a construction history to be developed, but various elements of the structure were also found.

He said that strong iPod sales were an indication that Apple was finally beginning to diversify beyond its foundation of Macintosh computers.

The virtue of this book — its foundation of White House sources who give the author insiders' material like a transcript of Mr. Obama's last telephone call with the Egyptian president, Hosni Mubarak — is also its weakness.

But underneath that sleepiness, its foundation of vibrant multiculturalism, which dates back centuries, is very much alive and increasingly accessible, as it welcomes a handful of hotels and millions of international visitors a year.

Figure 4a,b illustrates the negative influences of Cr and its foundation of the SERS enhancement factors.

Its foundation of cut stone reached to the top of the ground floor; the second story's wall was of rubble stone.

Possibly the most important advantage of in silico over physical enrichment is its foundation of information content.

Jimmy Wales, the co-founder of Wikipedia and chairman emeritus of its foundation, said of the Middlebury policy, "I don't consider it as a negative thing at all".

"Russia basically lost most of its foundation for modern biological science.

"The National Health Service is creaking at its foundations, and part of the problem is because of all the immigration".