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It's mostly because of its associations with another composer, Mahler, that Luciano Berio's Sinfonia, composed for the New York Philharmonic between 1967 and 69, is now firmly established as his best-known work.

Phabricator seems to have gotten some pick up among smaller startups (over 500 engineers use it daily) mostly because of its speed, usefulness and simple Facebook -reminiscent interface designed by Priestley.

Specs-wise, you won't find too much to be impressed by here, mostly because of its price point and because it's a Chromebook.

It enjoys this status mostly because of its location away from the disaster hotspots in Oceania, south-east Asia and Central America.

However Qatar – mostly because of its tiny size and the speed with which it prosecutes its intentions – can make you feel that you're at the centre of a perpetual whirl of power and money.

Digg is pretty unique, mostly because of its user base.

I found Paul Krugman's March 29 column, "Pursuing Happiness," interesting mostly because of its shortsightedness.

It's just an unhealthy business if people are buying a thing mostly because of its price, not its quality.

The show has never done "adult" drama half as well as it did high school dilemmas (mostly because all of its characters have the emotional maturity of a blueberry scone), so I truly wish it would stop trying.

This AR system is mostly unique because of its sharing and collaboration features, but it also includes techniques that could easily be at home in a wearable AR display like Google Glass.

KRIT1 is also able to interact with the integrin cytoplasmic domain associated protein-1-alpha (ICAP1a) [35,36], and it is mostly known because of its involvement in Cerebral Cavernous Malformations (CCMs), vascular lesions of the central nervous system (CNS) that can arise sporadically or may be inherited as autosomal dominant conditions with incomplete penetrance [37,38].