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But the reality, surely, is that Barcelona have improved markedly ever since Andrés Iniesta thrust them into the final with a last-minute equaliser.
But Ramirez's legendary offensive production has declined markedly ever since the 2009 positive test was disclosed -- he was just 1 for 17 at the plate this season and hit just 9 home runs in 2010 -- and it would seem unlikely that any team would be interested in luring him back into a uniform.
The second thread is the vanishing of physical space for safe disposal: as nuclear waste was ever more markedly understood in terms of threat to human health and to the natural environment, the space available for disposing of it came to be conceptualized as ever more limited and remote until it eventually disappeared.
The share who had ever married varied markedly by race and ethnicity: 63 percent of white women, 39 percent of black women and 58 percent of Hispanic women.
With the newly developed performance-oriented AMG all-wheel-drive system 4Matic we not only deliver the best acceleration figures in the competitive segment, we also offer customers markedly better vehicle dynamics than ever before," Tobias Moer, a Mercedes-AMG board member, said in prepared remarks.
Hollywood has been responding ever since, with markedly less enthusiasm.
Which leaves you with a markedly different sentiment than the happily-ever-after delusions Julia Roberts fed young, impressionable American minds in the 90s with Pretty Woman.
But if it is more popular than ever, modern yoga is also markedly removed from the discipline of Iyengar's heyday.
In this respect, (2a) contrasts markedly with (2b), which would rarely if ever be used to implicate (2c).
A good start – but without legislation, progress in this particular area (which is becoming ever-more important) could be markedly slow.
Hearing aid technology has improved markedly over the past 3 decades, offering ever-evolving device options for patients seeking to overcome their hearing deficits.
