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Several degrees are now on offer, ranging from CS+Anthropology to CS+Astronomy.

But travelers who have completed the trip note that Saudi Arabia has a lot to offer, ranging from unusual Nabatean monuments to the startling desert majesty of the Empty Quarter to the stunning coral reefs of the Red Sea.

As you'd expect, there's an enormous spread of research on offer, ranging from exercise routines to maintain health during long-duration space missions, to the prospects for life on Titan, and the risk of miscarriage for flight attendants exposed to cosmic radiation.

Several proposals are on offer, ranging from substantive proposals with elaborate theoretical underpinnings, through several procedural methods, to the atheoretical practice that an investigator should simply conduct a survey in order to collect rich data (or use an existing survey) and let a statistical technique, such as factor analysis, "decide".

The 289 lots on offer, ranging from estimates of $150 to $90,000, include a full-scale model of Sputnik the first satellite sent into space, which was launched by the Soviet Union in 1957.

The schemes varied in the frequency with which tests were conducted, the total amount on offer (ranging from £100 to £650), and duration, ranging from the end of pregnancy to a year after enrolment.

Robin's enterprise affirmed the vitality and variety of recent orchestral writing: the music on offer ranged from euphonious effusions in a post-minimalist vein to dissonant fulminations of the avant-garde.

The herbage offer ranged from 847 (winter pasture) to 1,685 kg DM ha−1 (summer pasture) in China.

Paul was telling him about various offers, ranging from $150 million to $200 million.

Within a day or two, I'd received three offers, ranging from $31 to $91.

Nearly 40 classes a week are offered, ranging from yoga to boxing to body conditioning.