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Sarkozy frightens the French almost as much as does le Pen.

But as a general rule the personal representative is free to act on his own and under his own responsibility, much as does a civil-law heir.

He married his college sweetheart, Dee, a former Louisiana Tech basketball star who critiques his game almost as much as does Pat Riley, his coach.

"Are you saying," said Gary, "that his gambling, in terms of how much does it suck, sucks exactly as much as does suck his roofing?" "Perzackly, yup, that is just what I am saying, doctor," Vic burped.

The finding by Grandison et al.62 that in Drosophila, methionine alone is necessary and sufficient to increase fecundity as much as does full feeding, but without reducing lifespan, is striking.

In particular, that sluggish U.S. economy, and the dubious determination of Democrats and Republicans alike to raise taxes anyway, demands Mr. Bush's attention as much as does the Middle East.

Jefferson shaped the presidency almost as much as did Washington.

Almost as much as did the discovery of predator droppings.

Winning disturbed me nearly as much as did losing.

His work stands in the scheme of things in importance much as did the work of Mendel to genetics.

And domestic interventions distort international competition just as much as do tariffs.