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It's called simply — and far more modestly than its predecessors — the Foreign Policy Initiative.

After 2007 it shopped abroad, though much later and more modestly than rival Spanish banks such as Santander and BBVA.

C. Vann Woodward suspects, more modestly than Rousseau, that he is doing something unique in "Thinking Back". "Lacking a precedent, it lacks a name as well," he says.

Two research teams looked at the first three months of the Berkeley tax and found that prices of soda rose, but more modestly than they did in Mexico.

She was a pious Catholic, and it is oddly shocking at how she is dressed markedly more modestly than anyone else in the show.

Women generally dress much more modestly than they did before, wearing either baggy black abayas or helmet-like hijab head scarves.

Analysts at the investment bank noted "evidence of modestly stronger-than-expected recovery in third-quarter and fourth-quarter TV ad markets".

Notably, the specificity of known lncRNAs is modestly higher than protein coding transcripts but lower than lncRNAs identified in this paper.

One of the best is Mionetto, whose prices are modestly higher than poor Prosecco examples but a lot lower than Champagne.

He said July sales were modestly better than in June, while sales in August were significantly better than June's.

"April will be modestly better than March," he said.