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Their proponents often cite numerous examples of evidence in support of their ideas, but rarely acknowledge the often far bigger body of evidence that contradicts them outright.

Anyone who has worked in developing countries understands that weak institutions and poor governance are often far bigger obstacles to growth than a lack of funds.

The group, founded late last year, has also been weakened in recent months by internal strife and scandal among its leaders, yet it still managed to spur Pegida clones in other cities, while also sparking often far bigger counter-protests.

The best sites are often far from big cities (on Scottish hillsides, French lakes or American deserts) which makes them expensive to connect.

Steady winds and clear skies for solar power are often far from big cities where power is needed, so we'll need better electrical transmission.

The final piece was often far too big or the correct number of pieces did not fit in the bar.

He spent about 20 minutes on Last Week Tonight on Sunday talking about America's "laboratories of democracy," state legislatures that often have a far bigger impact on the life of voters.

Despite its "roots," or "DNA," being in U.S. books and retailing, the company has pioneered off-shore businesses and high-tech products that help customers take advantage of big trends - often far removed from what Amazon set out to do when founded some 16 years ago.

He often left out Martin Odegaard, the Norwegian teenager signed last year amid much fanfare and on a far bigger salary than anyone else at Real's B team.

To make Obama's goal more quixotic, the ailment that he diagnosed is far bigger than Washington and often beyond politics' domain.

Although he is often typecast as Tapestry Tom, Mr. Campbell views these sumptuous textiles as a reflection of a far bigger cultural canvas.