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More notably, the judges declined to name a winner for the highly coveted prize for fiction.

More notably, the new Newsweek will no longer attempt to re-report and annotate the week's events — an expensive, unsustainable approach to making a weekly news magazine.

More notably, the players' union has said that it will not defend players from drug suspensions if there is solid evidence against them.

Perhaps more notably, the Texas theater buzz has traveled north, to the Dallas Theater Center, a company that has recently made impressive strides.

ETUC has scored some successes in Europe, including framework agreements defining minimum rights for workers and, more notably, the introduction of a directive on European works councils.

"Given the proliferation of smartphones and, more notably, the actual cost of data provision for operators, this is still too high," Ms. Goyens said.

And more notably, these are the guys who broke into my house (read the first paragraph) last year because they wanted to pitch me on some new product.

The therapeutic efficacy of drug-loaded nanoparticles would mostly depend on nanoparticle uptake, their intracellular distribution and, more notably, on the dose of the drug that is released from the internalized nanoparticles inside the cell (Acharya and Sahoo 2009).

More notably, in the earlier book, the grandfather anoints Henry future president of the steel mills, and tells the other children that they must go to college, after which, he says, "you may do whatever you choose for a living".

This approach enables accurate predictions of changes in survival among HIV-infected individuals like that observed in 1987 [ 3- 5, 12] and more notably with the advent of the use of highly active antiretroviral therapies [ 13- 16].

The authors found that depression severity decreased (determined using SIGH-SAD) more notably for the high- than the low-density treatment group.