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Mr. Gillespie, in a recent speech, asserted that Mr. Kerry's voting record was, by some measures, even more liberal than the senior senator from Massachusetts, Senator Edward M. Kennedy, another icon of liberalism.

The city needs to save two hundred million gallons a day instead of the present seventy-five million, since the Delaware River Basin Commission ordered that two hundred million gallons a day from dams in the western Catskills be diverted into the upper Delaware River Basin thereby making conservation measures even more important.

Conservative critics of the original bill say those additions were significant improvements and they promised to try to reshape the measure even more in the days ahead.

These seasonal effects can be measured even more accurately by the method of "seasonal adjustment".

The report suggests that a broader standard using specific measures in even more areas would be a better tool to measure progress.

Other firms claim that their backward-looking and forward-looking measures are even more closely correlated.Cash is fact, profit is opinionHow well do these different measures perform?

Other measures are even more troubling.

The situation under the austerity measures is even more tenuous.

She just needs to defeat Trump, who, by most measures, is even more unpopular than she is.

Businessmen have therefore raised a clamour for stronger anti-terrorist measures and even more draconian laws and punishments.

But no decisions have been made on those measures or even more aggressive steps, like sending C.I.A. officers into Syria itself, they said.