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At these levels, the grades of lead differ mostly by their bismuth content.

The Eels have been savaged and they have been savaged mostly by their own.

In years past, game consoles stood out from one another mostly by their game offerings.

PARIS — Shoppers at the Citroën showroom on the Champs-Élysées were conspicuous mostly by their absence on a recent weekday.

Chávez's associates were distinguished mostly by their loyalty, and Maduro was perhaps the most loyal of them all.

Isolated from the other protestors and only rarely identified by a button or a placard, they are ordinary people, distinguished mostly by their air of gravity and concern.

Mostly black and mostly queer, by their own definition, they convened in New York to complete their first public project, instigated by Ms. Shields, an abstract artist.

Those that survived did so mostly by keeping their heads down: hiding underground, diversifying their eating habits and generally making the best of less-than-ideal circumstances.

Which one children attend is determined mostly by where their parents live, not brains or awards.

As special guest apparitions, Wallace Shawn and Jennifer Tilly get a few chuckles, mostly by using their standard inflections to deliver the nonsensical lines.

Around one person is executed every two days in Saudi Arabia, mostly by having their head cut off with a sword in public.