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Given his technical reserves, it was striking how much understatement Mr. Clayton exerted here: his most ingenious work came as an accompanist, notably behind Mr. Akinmusire on a tune called "Home Base".

Both Lauzen and Silverstein believe that true change in the film industry – which lags notably behind television – will mean getting women into more behind-the-scenes roles, especially powerful positions.

However, while transparency in policy research is well on its way to becoming the norm in the United States, the think tank scenes of many developing countries lag behind, notably in Africa.

Mr. Romney's senior political strategist, Stuart Stevens, notably remained behind on the campaign plane as Mr. Romney toured the bayou.

We've recently seen increasing number of high profile LGBT sports people come out, but football has notably lagged behind.

Despite the antipathy, the band scored a couple of radio-friendly hits (notably "Far Behind") and later signed to Madonna's ill-fated label.

But she had notably lagged behind Sanders – and even Obama at times – on key issues such as the Keystone pipeline and Arctic drilling.

A former movie marketer, Mr. Fogelson found hits in films like "Fast & Furious 6," "Despicable Me 2" and "Ted" — notably leaving behind a long fallow period for the studio.

Microsoft's engineers have also speeded up IE9's handling of Javascript programs inside Web pages, an area where Internet Explorer 8 and its predecessors had notably lagged behind the competition.

Since it was founded way back in 2000, TripAdvisor has established itself as one of the web's top go-to places for travel reviews — but its booking capabilities for hotels have notably lagged behind.

The enterprise software space is heating up, and the commercial real estate sector has notably lagged behind residential when it comes to web-based tools, so it will be interesting to see how services such as Honest Buildings grow in the months ahead.