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Mr. Reilly's Austin and Mr. Hoffman's Lee are more clearly cut from the same genetic cloth.

To see ring growth more clearly, we cut a minimal surface on one transverse side of each core using a stainless-steel razor blade.

Yet, for all his idiosyncracies, it is hard to think of anybody who understands the link between sport and commerce more clearly.In this section Cut the volume Connections needed Mr Formula One Death, Japanese-style A case of office block The charm of old money Raining cat and dog food Happy families?

On this week-long programme, the first of its kind, they are learning a range of skills such as encouraging innovation, making better decisions about fleet finances and communicating more clearly.A generation of executives cut its teeth on Sun Tzu's " The Art of War".

What augurs tragedy more clearly than a sandwich cut into triangles and served on wax paper?" McGowan's writing has a febrile quality which brings intensity to the heroine's peregrinations around the pitiless streets of Rome.

If it were, it seems likely that he'd have nestled the blackness more clearly into the narrative — cut after those ten seconds to, say, Tony's funeral — rather than have the blackness derail the narrative so totally, yanking us out of diegetic space and slamming us into the end credits.

On the surface the socioeconomic lines could not be more clearly drawn: the film cuts between Moscow's most elite neighborhood, near the Kremlin, and the industrial sprawl and crumbling Soviet-era housing on its outskirts, where credit cards are still regarded as something alien.

A montage of the bubble propagation is detailed in Fig. 5 to more clearly delineate the propagation as the cut progresses.

This power was revealed even more clearly in 1976 when the International Monetary Fund secured cuts in our public expenditure..

Wiens was speaking more clearly.

Our responsibilities will be more clearly defined.