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As with the rest of the superb REM reissue series, the second disc is nearly as essential, offering a 1987 show that thrills and delights.

And Dylan's involvement with the writings of Kerouac, Ginsberg, Burroughs, and the rest of the Beat generation is nearly as essential to Dylan's biography as his immersion in rock and roll, rhythm and blues, and then Woody Guthrie.

The Post Radio may sound like a tool that is nearly as essential to the Fire Department as a flashlight, given that the Fire Department's walkie-talkies, like conventional cellphones, do not operate well, or at all, in the middle of dense high-rise buildings or the subways.

Another $89 will get you the nearly as essential MateDock.

And since most coffee drinkers consider their daily caffeine jolt nearly as essential to global productivity as crude oil, they won't be easily deterred by higher prices.

There he suggests, in opposition to the great emphasis traditionally placed on beauty in the philosophy of art, that beauty is not in fact nearly as essential to art as it is often taken to be.

As the number of genes classified as essential is nearly identical between strains, it confirms that important central metabolic functions are enabled in both strains though their levels of activity may not be comparable, as is suggested by the gapA example discussed above.

"'With women making up nearly half the workforce and serving as essential breadwinners in two-thirds of households, it's time to finally put 'Mad Men'-era wage policies in the past".

Though not nearly as discussed or praised as other essential minerals like calcium and potassium, magnesium's effect on the body is powerful -- as the the fourth most abundant mineral in the body, it is responsible for more than 300 enzymatic reactions and a number of physiological functions like muscular health and function.

Senturia, et al. [ 21] recommended such a strategy as "essential to achieving nearly complete follow-up within a population historically difficult to follow".

And yet describing Donna's impact on me is nearly as impossible as describing that of a parent; she seems equally essential to my DNA.