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Mis-Teeq, continuing as a trio, then released "All I Want", which charted even more successfully at number 2, behind Shaggy's "Angel".
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It allows interventions to be disseminated and adopted more successfully at each subsequent later stage.
AWRI796 is another South African wine strain, but ferments more successfully at warmer temperatures and is more suited to the production of reds.
The participants may therefore not be representative of those who are managing their back pain more successfully at work and so limit the extent to which the findings can be generalised to a wider population.
We should look instead at what Americans are already doing to solve this problem and help them do it far more successfully and at less cost.
But in ways that are more meaningful to others -- boys and girls who perhaps, like him, grow up knowing what they want to be before they are somebody -- Mr. Bowles is proof of what F. Scott Fitzgerald meant when he wrote that the most limited of all specialists is the well-rounded man: "This isn't just an epigram -- life is much more successfully looked at from a single window, after all".
It is left to the viewer to decide whether photography can look back any more successfully than fiction at events that often, as Vonnegut concluded, defy description or rational understanding.
Subjects with more efficient perceptual discrimination abilities are theorized to extract more information from brief displays, and thereby discriminate more successfully between the lines at shorter durations [2].
While significant numbers in both groups employ denial in some form, Caucasian patients appear to adapt to the psychological pressures of cancer more successfully than Asian patients at a particular point in time.
In recent years, attention has been devoted to earthquake prediction and, more successfully, to assessing seismic hazards at different geographic sites in an effort to reduce the risks of earthquakes.
