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Similar to V5/MT and MST, CSv responded most to eye movements, but it differed quantitatively and qualitatively from the V5+/MT+ complex in that its second strongest response was that to planar objective motion, with the least response to planar retinal motion.

Paint and coating manufacturer Valspar had its second strong year in a row, boosting sales 8.8% and earnings by 17.2%.

Point72 returned about 15.5% in 2015, its second strong year since federal prosecutors shut down Cohen's SAC Capital as part of a deal that saw the hedge fund firm plead guilty to insider-trading charges.

If a criminal case can be brought, these experts said, the government would have its first strong negotiating lever.

The company racked up its first strong volume on Model 3 production in the third quarter, nearly doubling the number of cars manufactured in the previous quarter to 53,239.

I.B.M. said it had signed $13.3 billion in services contracts in the quarter, its second-strongest ever.

We have set the default to have weights (w1, w2) = (0.9, 0.1) under the assumption that approximately 90% of intergenic regions with sites will have a strong site; among the remaining intergenic regions with sites, nearly all will have a site that is surprisingly strong given its rank as second strongest.

After all, it sold 710,000 copies in its first week, the second strongest debut of the year so far.

Notre Dame, which beat Providence, 64-44, Wednesday, played its second straight strong defensive game, and it tied a 16-year-old school record with only nine turnovers.

Despite all this, the UK is expected to retain its position as the second strongest market after the US, attracting an extra 126,000 international students, according to a study by the British Council's education intelligence service.

Graduation started taking definite form around the time of the filming of the music video for its second single "Stronger", whereas prior West had been "aimlessly making songs".