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Yet the cabbage has been more readily a symbol of ordinariness, if not the dingy and frankly disgusting.

The more readily a business's methods can be codified, and the more readily its benefits can be provided by self-trained or tech-enabled enthusiasts, the more vulnerable that business is to low-cost competition from spontaneous private deregulation.

More readily, a metric space X is complete if and only if each and every Kannan mapping on X has a fixed point.

And, thwarting supposed-tos is more easily and more readily a boy pursuit, because the judgments and penalties and physical behaviors that go into "hanging out" are more boy-oriented, from beginning to end.

The further the number of genomes that contain each reaction in a pair deviates from this lower limit, the more readily a statistical test can reveal constraints.

Whilst not specifically acknowledged by senior physicians, NPs and senior nurses perceived that NPs considered the psychosocial needs of the patient in addition to the clinical, and embraced more readily a team-based approach to care delivery.

But if language can be a visual tool, it is also, more readily, an interpretive one, a means of complicating appearances.

That idea was also paired with Robles' thoughts that the more detailed a subject is, the more readily an audience member is identified as an "other".

If Mr. Watts marshals his percussive energies as a cyclone, Mr. Nash more readily suggests a strong breeze, a study in steadiness and equipoise.

And the spiritual intent of man reaching closer to the divine comes more readily to a visitor in a place so magnificent.

(Chinen) JANE MONHEIT (Thursday) Ms. Monheit's crystalline voice, like the arc of her career, more readily suggests a cabaret star than a serious jazz singer.