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But if a superPAC spends a large sum in support of a candidate — or a candidate makes a large contribution to her own campaign — that money may not go far if the candidate is otherwise having a difficult time persuading voters of her merits.

Consequently, deep convection that is not categorized as cloud disturbances makes a large contribution to the global mean convection properties in Miyamoto et al. (2013).

The low frequency wavelet component also makes a large contribution to spatial correlation of axial particle velocity, which increases from the acceleration regime to fully-developed regime.

Recently we established that the ternary complex, CuAsS SH)(OH) has an unusually high stability and makes a large contribution to the total concentrations of both Cu and As in sulfidic solutions equilibrated with Cu and As sulfide minerals.

Therefore, the convection categorized as "other" makes a large contribution to the global aspects, while the contribution of the convection in the cloudy disturbance to the global aspect is limited.

Wildtype GlnRS has a similar preference for l-glutaminyl adenylate; the R260Q mutant has an increased preference, even though Arg260 makes a large contribution to the wildtype ΔΔG value.

Especially in the anaphase of biodegradation, C12O genes were largely expressed and continued for a long time, suggesting that Halomonas made a large contribution to transforming the intermediates produced via phenanthrene degradation.

HdM made a large contribution to the design and performance of the first population-based seroprevalence study, contributed to the design of the second population-based seroprevalence study and revised the article critically for important intellectual content.

Indeed, migrants often make a large contribution to the public purse.

For people who wish to make a large contribution of goods, the store will pick up bulk items free.

Since it was renationalised the line has made a large contribution to the taxpayer, bringing in over £600m already.