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A strategist explained that such stops may seem low key, but they provide "good optics" for television and newspaper cameras in the smaller media markets the campaign has shortchanged.

Line: Patriots by 10 As strange as it may seem, the key to a Colts upset over the Patriots has little to do with Andrew Luck, the team's rookie sensation at quarterback.

Ms. Enseki's style "may seem very low-key, but she is passionate about working to get visibility for her museum," said Martin Gomez, who came to know her in the seven years he was director of the Brooklyn Public Library.

TIP OF THE WEEK Keyboards on mobile devices are small and cramped compared with a regular computer and it may seem as if keys are missing — like those for accented characters or special symbols.

Constructing a network of regions from different subjects may seem counterintuitive but embodies two key advantages.

Although some of the key findings may seem obvious, they are still important to acknowledge.

These two key points may seem contradictory, suggesting cognitive dissonance.

While this may seem counterproductive, catharsis is a key element of the healing process.

The distinction may seem subtle, but it's the key to accuracy and understanding how the sport really works.

But the territory is not as staunchly pro-Russian as it may seem at first glance, and several key factors may come into play.

Although on the surface this may seem desirable, if Aβ removal is key this could inadvertently impair clearance by limiting glial activation.