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Along the back-to-back sidelines in the blazing sun — in the narrow strip that separates the fields — middle-aged men sit on their personal Renetto Canopy Chairs, or, more commonly, on folding chairs under large golf umbrellas.

They were the only camps to employ the practice, and it is unclear how many people were branded, briefly on the chest and more commonly on the left forearm.

These services can reside on the same computer or, more commonly, on distributed computers.

The energy efficiency studies in the transport layer focus on increasing energy efficiency through new or enhanced transport layer protocols, but more commonly on TCP.

Ninety-nine percent of elastofibromas are located in the subscapular region and more commonly on the right; however, about 25% of cases are bilateral [3 5].

The practice of seclusion occurred more commonly on the first 2 days following admission, on weekdays than weekends, and between the hours of 9 00 a.m. and midnight.

This year, opera on the East Coast has taken a turn toward the lurid, the sordid, the subversive, and the cryptic — in short, toward theatrical values that are more commonly found on European stages than on American ones, where patrons still expect Tosca in a tiara.

Experience has shown that treatment selection for patients with psoriasis vulgaris is more commonly based on traditional concepts than on evidence-based data on the efficacy of various therapeutic options.

Most later cases, the court said, have deviated from that exclusively property-based approach, and more commonly turn on the invasion of one's right to privacy.

She said that the plot seen in "Too Short a Season" involving an "Evil Admiral" was one which had been more commonly seen on The Original Series such as Commodore Decker in "The Doomsday Machine".

Fabrics more commonly featured on eveningwear now crop up shamelessly on beachwear: beading, embroidery, snakeskin prints and shiny metallics.