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TOO easy, said some solvers of this season's prize crossword, indeed designed to be rather more so than last time round.
Brighton have come agonisingly close to Premier League promotion over the past few years, and none more so than last season where they started the campaign with a 21-game unbeaten run.
France have a habit of pulling themselves together for World Cups, none more so than last time in New Zealand, when a squad at odds with their coach turned to player power before beating England and Wales then getting within touching distance of New Zealand in the final.
This season, even more so than last, Elizabeth and Philip are forced to confront the possibility that their handlers care very little about the one real thing they've got: their kids.
I believe this season in particular, more so than last season, is about families about the fusion of the family unit, often in opposition to other families, and that's something that the audience can [relate to].
"Over the last week, and even more so after the last few days," Mr. Isay said, "Comptroller Hevesi has had dozens and dozens of people come over and say, 'Take on the mayor.
Roman history has changed dramatically over the last 50 years, and even more so over the last 250 years since Edward Gibbon wrote The Decline and Fall of the Roman Empire, his idiosyncratic historical experiment that began the modern study of Roman history in the English-speaking world (and which certainly would have been on Palmerston's desk).
I felt really relaxed, probably more so than the last few weeks, and it seemed to show in my game".
"There is no doubt that I pressed the issue, more so in the last game," Favre said.
"These are key (qualifying) points, much more so after the last double-header when we didn't do well," Lugano said.
