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It again was modified extensively, receiving an interior reconfiguration and a revised power train that allowed it to breathe more freely at the city's 8,600-foot 8,600-foot

Now, even the usually conservative Charlie Ward is playing more aggressively, pushing the ball up, using his athleticism much more freely at both ends of the court to make the Knicks a faster, more diverse team.

And unless the capital is accompanied by supervisory reforms, local regulators may encourage banks to lend more freely at home since the risk of loss will have been exported.Recapitalising banks would not put the catch on every trigger for a run, however.

Memories may flow even more freely at a commemoration of the 20th anniversary of the churchwomen's deaths Dec. 2 at the center, with the performance of a play, "Missionaries" by Liz Swados, the story of the lives of the four women.

The rectification ratio indicates that the K+ ions flow more freely at negative applied potentials than at positive potentials.

So maybe, all of this sounds a bit corny the giddy outgrowth of getting swept up in the Davos spirit (or spirits–at WEF the libations flow more freely than at any noncollege event you ever have seen).

People at unconferences seem to share problems and successes more freely than at formal conferences, freed from the restraints of suits, business cards and other people's expectations when they see a job title on a name badge.

The Muslim Brotherhood, for its part, has appeared to seek the political middle ground, supporting a liberalization of the laws to allow nonprofit "civil society" groups to operate more freely while at the same time asserting that the United States cannot put itself above Egyptian laws.

Many companies observe a double standard, it notes, paying bribes more freely abroad than at home.

Stories in Trnopolje, more freely told than at Omarska, are brimful of the squalid violence and black absurdity of civil war.

The ATP Tour recently compared players who perform well in "clutch moments" – those times when the adrenaline is chugging a little more freely – by looking at how they performed while serving for the set.