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Wrinkles and bad "hair" are to be avoided in tennis balls as much as among aging players.

It was as if Jews, including Israeli Jews, once again were not treated in the same way as other human beings, which can quickly lead to resentment, not among Jews so much as among gentiles.

This hints at a key lacuna in Carter's agenda: though he got into the peacemaking business as a politician, he gives too little attention to the need for building political support for a diplomatic initiative — among voters at home as much as among Israelis and ­Palestinians.

Many saw independence as a golden chance to get rid of nuclear weapons.Doug Gay, a Presbyterian thinker who wants an inclusive and "penitent" patriotism, said that, among believers as much as among atheists, he saw a powerful trend away from traditional socialism to moderate nationalism.

While the mechanics of the drawdown were often argued over bitterly, among American commanders as much as among American politicians, the basic aim of handing the security of Iraq back to its own forces — "We stand down, they stand up" — has been unwavering since Gen. George W. Casey was the American commander in Baghdad from 2004 to 2007.

They argue against the interest group pluralist theorists that the problem of participation occurs within interest groups more or less as much as among the citizenry at large.

Studies have shown that PPD affects as much as 26% among teen mothers in comparison to 13% among the general population [ 26, 28, 29], a ratio that is consistent with the present study.

Over the ensuing year its satisfaction scores rose by as much as 20% among key customers.

In the study, the colon cancer rate was reduced by as much as 20percentt among people who used the test.

Still, women only earned 64percentt as much as men among salaried workers, and 51percentt as much as men when part-time jobs were taken into account.

And the differences between the two partisan groups on issues have increased, although not nearly as much as those among party elites.