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James McGonigal, one of his literary executors and a long-time friend, believes that this oblique approach to his sexuality had a positive effect both on the poetry itself and, more significantly, on his country.

Marc Jacobs has brought the curtain down on another Paris fashion week and more significantly on 16 years as artistic director at Louis Vuitton, during which he has turned the label into the world's most valuable fashion brand.

Video-game performance generally hinges on the power of the current generation of microprocessors and even more significantly on the graphics co-processors that generate the meshes of polygons and overlaid textures that yield 3-D images on a two-dimensional computer monitor.

But having read Twain's notes and the Steads' book, she was concerned that the husband-and-wife team hadn't been faithful to Twain's idiosyncratic views on everything from flies (he abhorred them) to kangaroos (he delighted in them), and also, more significantly, on race and American exceptionalism.

The Lewis acid group mainly relates to the hydride attachment, and affects more significantly on the thermodynamics of H2 activation.

There have been plenty of changes on the playing side of things but more significantly, on the coaching front too.

The expression level of RHAMM mRNA of RECs more significantly decreases on collagen than that on HYAFF without RA.

This means that, in the film, Theroux is being harder on himself than he needs to be and – perhaps more significantly – softer on his employers.

More significantly, questions on key inquiry, basic information and hypothesis when asked more frequently generated arguments that scored higher in terms of degree of soundness and strength.

More significantly, based on these stacked nanostructures, we have discussed the relationships between specific area, crystallinity and the electrochemical performance of this material.

More significantly, yields on Treasuries soared as investors demanded higher rates as compensation for the added inflation risk.