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Mr. Portner, generally, sings louder, more continuously and more hyperactively than he needs to.

"There are people who started drinking in their 20s and 30s and are now in their 60s that tend to have more emotional problems like depression, drink more continuously and have more treatment for alcohol-related problems," Sack said.

In contrast to RF, CCP antibody concentrations decreased more continuously and in parallel to Ig levels.

In contrast to looking down at a smartphone's screen, one can be more continuously present and engaged during a live conversation with carbon-based creatures, even if the urge to tap and slide at one's touch pad and make circular motions with one's head can be overwhelming.

Compared with fractional anisotropy reduction, some regions were even more continuously affected and reached more to the outlying border of affected fibre tracts.

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 In our own work in companies, we've consistently observed that the longer and more continuously people work, the less marginal return they get from each additional hour -- and the more alienated and disengaged they become.

"If you ask managers how many people you are supposed to get off the register, they say more and more continuously.

It could easily happen that the government's attempt to deport John Lennon will have the paradoxical effect of forcing him to remain in this country longer and more continuously than he otherwise might have.

"We have other engineers who are interested in building new devices that can monitor the state of an individual's health more sensitively and more continuously — imagine implantable sensors that would allow you to know whether your disease is in remission or undergoing relapse.

This model consists of relatively specialized and temporarily inhabited cattle and hunting-fishing camps on the dunes and larger, more continuously occupied levee camps along the river valleys.