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Suicide Squad wasn't going to be Blade Runner, but it could have been more coherent with less studio involvement.

Read in sequence, as following hard upon "At Swim-Two-Birds," it can be appreciated as equally fantastic and original but more coherent, with a story line that rouses suspense and comes, in irregular fashion, full circle.

In lay knowledge and naive ideas, "fixism" is easier and more coherent with creation (Cuvier teaches…).

An approach far more coherent with the actual world in which we live would be to seek arrangements that lead to increased stability in exchange rates.

Furthermore, when applying a framework for assessing soil suitability for viticulture, the predicted maps appeared much more coherent with current land use than when using the original polygons.

We show that the global calibration transforms the original datasets towards a consensus that is hydrologically more coherent, with a budget residual reduced by 26%.

She concluded one of the more coherent speeches with a rallying cry: " Ladies, disregard your limits".

However, Mervyn Kohler, of the charity Age UK, said the money available to help vulnerable people was nowhere near enough: "There needs to be a more coherent programme with proper energy-efficient improvements in people's homes.

Under Generali's first strategic three-year plan, announced in January 2003, Mr Balbinot and Giovanni Perissinotto, his co-boss, have made the insurer from Trieste a more coherent group, with better co-ordination among its national subsidiaries.

The meridional wind reveals more coherent pattern with some long-term (not short-term) similarity for all three stations.

The film's scientists follow a more coherent plan, with more forward motion, than they do in the book, and the monsters that hunt them are more conventionally scary.