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Even today, when our choices are far more extensive, the situation remains the same.

"The documentation gets more and more extensive, the phone calls get more frequent and more aggressive, the letters ever more litigious.

And as with 3-D and other fast-evolving visual tricks, the more there is — the bigger the fireballs, the more extensive the make-believe damage to architecture, machinery and virtual human bodies — the less impact it has.

These regularities are probably attributable to the sharing of the negative charge of the anion between n + 1 equivalent oxygen atoms; the more extensive the charge spread, the lower is the energy of the anion and hence the stronger the acid.

Figure 9 shows that the more extensive the training dataset, the better the results obtained.

While the trade routes were longer and more extensive, the free port remained mostly a point of transshipment between areas where goods were produced and colonial consumption markets.

The more extensive, or stronger, the family history, the higher the dose the patient received.

Fractures that are more extensive along the length of the bone suggest a higher energy transfer.

Health services are more extensive in the U.S. than in the British islands.

But the problems are more extensive than the wave of cases indicated.

With tolerance, the sampling is more extensive, and the metric acquires more sampling points.