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Youngs's presence as a kicker allowed them to box off the set piece more effectively rather than playing through the phases.

This supports the opinions expressed in the Workload Challenge that it is important to use the time more effectively rather than dramatically reduce it.

Just a day later, Austria issued its own notice that it planned to throw up barriers along the border with Slovenia, although chancellor Werner Faymann insisted they would be to control the flow of refugees more effectively rather than stop anyone entering the country.

For both the women who have made it and the men who work with them, it is cheaper and more comfortable to believe that what they need to do is simply urge younger women to be more like them, to think differently and negotiate more effectively, rather than make major changes in the way their companies work.

Even when the cultural knowledge of Strong Women Workers is recognised and valued by others, it is often viewed as a means to meet the priorities of the mainstream health system more effectively rather than as a valuable tool to improve health and wellbeing in its own right.

Instead you will help them use their vote more effectively, rather than waste or invalidate their vote.

With an annual revenue of about $3 billion and a 70% share of the global online search market, Google now relies on its map applications to enable people to search online more effectively using geographical rather than alphabetical or numerical information.

He says: "Sooner or later we'll hit a tipping point where the police have to work far more effectively with us, rather than against us.

So we ask: Given that these problems are overwhelming and persistent, might not we fight them more effectively in partnership rather than alone?

The shock upon the discovery that the truth was elsewhere, and that others could do the really important job rather more effectively, was sometimes pitiful to behold.

One might argue from this that he bridges the gap between magic and science rather more effectively than might otherwise appear.