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This was nonetheless enough to give him a majority of 64 seats in parliament.

While not enough to present a comprehensive picture of the music -- most of these albums are exploratory anthologies, and hence somewhat spotty -- there is nonetheless enough to get a pretty good idea of what America's first mass-marketed, recorded popular music was like.

It all adds up to an estimated $3.1 billion fortune a far cry from the $10 billion-plus that Trump once claimed but nonetheless enough to make him the richest president in U.S. history.

If that feels underwhelming, it was nonetheless enough to convince the judging panel at TechCrunch's Disrupt conference to award its developers the Disrupt Cup this year.

Default users are less demanding, older but nonetheless rich enough to target with small hyperlinked text advertisements.

That allows politicians to claim identity cards are a fairly cheap add-on.Worries over cost are nonetheless strong enough to have emboldened opponents of the scheme.

Inequality rose rapidly during the Reagan years, but "Morning in America" was nonetheless bright enough to make most people cheerful, at least temporarily.

According to the government, they were nonetheless large enough to cause an imbalance in the E-Mini market, which resulted in a cascade of trades by other participants that then fed into the stock market, causing it to crash.

Mayor John F. Hylan, an amiable ex-railroadman who did not stand accused even by his friends of being much more than dim, was nonetheless shrewd enough to sniff political difficulties.

Some of those who remain live on estates that are separated from black and Asian neighbourhoods by the city centre and a busy road.Whites are nonetheless numerous enough to spur conflict, even if they do not instigate it.

According to the government, they were nonetheless large enough to cause an imbalance in the E-Mini market, which resulted in a cascade of trades by other participants that then fed into the stock market, causing it to crash.