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The companies were not accustomed to agreeing to low fares on this route, and the Northern Railway of France in particular frowned upon providing cheap facilities – especially at Whitsuntide when it might prove especially annoying to other passengers.

As Mr. Dodd sees it, the new on-demand program is a test that might prove especially valuable to potential viewers he described in an earlier e-mail as including "families with young children, senior citizens, the disabled and those living in remote areas".

The inclusion of Gillett in the ownership group, and a potential link to Liverpool, might prove especially tantalizing to M.L.S., even though Gillett and his partner in Liverpool, Tom Hicks, have been reported to be interested in selling the storied English club.

These properties might prove especially relevant in the context of radiation treatment planning and therapy response control.

Moreover, if legal practice (as a social phenomenon) is partially constituted by practitioners' own beliefs and attitudes towards the practice they are engaged in, then evidence about legal practitioners' concept of law might prove especially relevant as evidence about the law itself (Stravopoulos 2012, 79).

But several new features might prove especially interesting to even established users.

Exchanging containers might prove impossible, especially with overseas suppliers.

Therefore, COX-2 inhibition might prove beneficial, especially in combination with trastuzumab in HER2 positive breast cancer or with AI in hormone receptor (HR) positive disease.

This capability could prove especially useful for soldiers in the field who might be caught miles away from a repair station.

But Pennsylvania may prove especially indicative.

Meaningful, socially engaging activities may prove especially helpful.