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"After Paris, the need for increased border security will be amplified even more, especially because this is an election year," he said.

Why are there not more, especially because – with nearly 10 million people suffering some sort of hearing problem – it is potentially a huge market to serve?

The Ravens (1-1) spoke all week about the importance of using Lewis more, especially because he gained 187 yards against Cleveland in a game last October.

"I've always wanted to explore the genre a little bit more, especially because I think it's such a misconception that women don't like the genre, or that they don't want to go and see these movies," she said.

But more especially because, of the 22 players on the team-sheet today, he is the sole survivor of the Toulouse team which was humiliated by Wasps in a pool game in 1996, the date (27 October 1996) and the score (77-17) of which have been burned into the collective memory of the French club.

Once they earn, say, $200, they go home, even if it is a busy Saturday night and there is easy money to be made.If target incomes were common, tax cuts would bring about less effort rather than more, especially because flexible work has become more important in most rich countries.

The message that it sends about what it means to be a man in America is even more so -- especially because, as Gawker reported, this campaign has been running for more than two years.

The cast is good, but Brad Bird would be good at that, too, especially because, more and more, action filmmaking is less about stunts and more about CGI — therefore, an animator's cake.

But every year that's more and more difficult especially because with VR, it leaps every three months," says Frilot.

"It's happening more and more often, especially because banks have tightened their restrictions," said Ross Weinstein, a managing partner of the Union Square Mortgage Group.

Because there's more and more possibility, especially because of Netflix, of co-production". The decision paid off when she was cast in Safe, an English-language drama set in Manchester that was recently released on Netflix.