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The SoundBite does away with the need for such invasive procedures, making it cheaper and safer, as well as more versatile, while the EarLens requires only a much less fraught placement of the eardrum actuator.

Jackson commented that the album was "more versatile", while noting that it resembled other albums because it had a lot of dance music.

Funk was typified by 1970s bands like Parliament-Funkadelic, The Meters, and James Brown himself, while more versatile groups like War, The Commodores and Earth, Wind and Fire also became popular.

The Circle 2 Wired version will retail for is $179.99 at Logitech.com, while its more versatile wireless counterpart will go for $199.

You can get a decent soldering iron style pen for $20+, while the more versatile wire pens sell for hundreds of dollars.[2]. Assorted wood burning tips.

Mr. Madrox's vocals are a steady scrape, while Monoxide is more versatile, breathy, slick and limber.

While faster and more versatile than the original version, FileVault 2 has had some issues, including a password bug earlier this year that has since been fixed.

As they grew up in North Hollywood, Calif., Jason was always a center, while Jarron was the more versatile player, even playing point guard in junior high school.

The orchestra lost its way for a while in the 1990s, but under Mark Elder it has become more versatile and ready to experiment.

While the Audi's hatch is more versatile, newly available split-folding rear seats let you expand the cargo space.

While wines can be a lot more versatile with these cuisines than many people imagine, there does come a point where chili heat and vigorous spicing can dominate even the most forgiving bottle.