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Bosnia might look less dire if Serbia moves closer to Europe.

But Angolan diamond production is far from predictable: the country has been riven by wars for the past 30 years, and a recent peace between the government and the UNITA rebels now appears to be unravelling.At first sight, Angola might look less of a headache for De Beers today than it was a decade ago.

Thinking consciously about what pieces of work I want to be associated with has steered me away from things that might look less good to potential new clients.

For defendants with money, this money bail system might look less controversial.

Jon Edwards always gets flack for his 400-dollar haircut, but I feel like he might donate one of those haircuts to Romney, so Romney might look less like a Ken doll.

Our motivation for the eye tracking was the hypothesis that observers might look less at the inducer women when judging attractiveness than when judging size and hence perceive a reduced illusion.

In our study, there might be social desirability bias in both study groups, which might make the intervention look less effective than it actually is.

If not, their foray into China might look much less smart.

But without their resistance, we would not look more effective — and we might look much less effective.

Well, first things first, there are plainly other issues at Old Trafford that need to be prioritised and the sense of order might look distinctly less jumbled if it were, say, Gerard Piqué being talked up for a return.

Use of a single sample might make the smear microscopy look less sensitive than what it actually it is because the sensitivity may go up with greater number of smear tests.