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As much as 80% of their revenues, moreover, come from essential services—"keeping the lights on" in industry-speak which theindustry-speak whichotheirily customers

Targeted strategies, moreover, come at a much smaller cost in terms of lost class days.

This thrill, moreover, comes guilt free.

Seven of the nine current justices, moreover, came from appeals courts in the Boston-to-Washington corridor.

Her career, moreover, comes with a charlatan edge that renders the joining of dots, especially regarding her business, somewhat hazardous.

The imperial authority of the Holy Roman emperor, moreover, comes directly from God and not through the pope.

Two of those losses, moreover, came when he had gone out high in the order, second behind Colin Montgomerie on both occasions, in 2002 and 2006.

This results in occasional repetition, and requires a couple of awkward flashbacks or leaps forward; some of Tomalin's summarizing, moreover, comes at the expense of actual quotation.

The Loving decision, moreover, came almost two decades after the California Supreme Court struck down a state law banning interracial marriage in 1948 in Perez v. Sharp.

I uncovered a few areas that needed improvement, but, moreover, came away with a sense that we were making clients happy.

Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, moreover, came into close contact with Hellenistic culture, which held up the ideal of rationally certified knowledge as the basis for the good life.