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It is an account, more precisely, of the liberal aspirations of the past half-century.

It is, instead, a shrine to the idea of not knowing or, more precisely, of forgetting.

"All of them actually," he says more precisely of the nine victories over his nemesis.

Cosme quickly realizes, though, that Florence is possessed of a kind of genius, or, more precisely, of a force that he can't resist — or duck.

The early 80's are now considered the golden age of MTV, or more precisely of the "old" MTV, when videos were still the channel's primary programming.

But the spectre of Bolshevism, more precisely of the Red Army on the river Elbe after 1945, helped to keep capitalist excess in check.

More precisely, inhibition of infectivity of RV Wa and RRV was detected with neutralizing titers of 569 and 213, respectively (Fig. 2).

Why, because of the theatre, of course; more precisely because of the Royal National Theatre of Great Britain, that century-old dream turned into concrete nightmare.

More than ever the idea of identity, and more precisely that of cultural identity, is at stake.

More precisely, administration of antimicrobials improved survival of animals that preserved their lymphocytes at 4 hours after induction of peritonitis.

The main characteristic of fractional derivatives, or more precisely derivatives of positive real order, is so called the "memory effect".