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The 10-20 agroupoupopulationon was also much reduced with the capital having just half the national average.

On organic growth she said: Visibility is much reduced with flow through the bid pipeline slowing and framework agreements becoming more important.

But the chances of the Lords voting the measure down are much reduced with two of the three parties in coalition, making a built-in majority.

Africa is important for energy and France's self-image, he said, but French presence and influence in its former colonies are much reduced with generational and political change.

Here are Mahler's Five Ruckert Lieder at their most sensuously elegant; here is the Handel she sang so beautifully at Glyndebourne, even if 'Scherza infida' is much reduced with piano accompaniment, for all Roger Vignoles's silky skills.

At many of the other sites, ant numbers were much reduced, with areas that once sported dozens of nests over hundreds of hectares reduced to just one or two colonies covering much smaller tracts of land.

But tensions were much reduced compared with last week's public hearing, when board officials ordered the police to eject several people for outbursts, and four were arrested.

Mounting the engines at the back (a design popularised in the 1950s by Sud Aviation's Caravelle, but subsequently abandoned on large aircraft) means that yaw is much reduced, and with it the need for a large tail.

Further increasing the decomposition temperature at and above 673 K in the first step rendered the consumption of H2 much reduced together with the decrease in CH4 signal.

For the longer-lived Strongylocentrotus species, the activity was much reduced especially with the larger-diameter animals being 0.15 and 0.5 nmoles/min/mg protein for S. purpuratus and S. franciscanus, respectively (Table 1).

Pliocene marine diatoms enclosed within Sirius Group strata are inferred to indicate a dynamic East Antarctic ice sheet that was much reduced, compared with today, in the early middle Pliocene and then expanded again in the late Pliocene.