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This pyrometric method is more precise and more meaningful than previous ones because it is free of any arbitrary assumptions on the wavelength dependence of ϵ̂.

We can't afford to buy fresh vegetables, we buy old ones because it is cheaper.

Poor countries grow faster than rich ones, because it is easier for them to imitate better techniques than it is to invent them.

But in the world of finance, lower interest rates can be just as lucrative as higher ones, because it is all a matter of which side of the transactions one is on.

It was faced with a decline in traditional industries such as paper, steel and timber and had trouble attracting new ones because it is by-passed by main road and rail links, even though it is only an hour's drive from Copenhagen.

From Daguerre's invention photography got the seeds of its talismanic aura: most people wouldn't casually rip up photographs of their loved ones because it is still commonplace to believe, if only unconsciously, that photographs somehow contain tidbits of the souls of their subjects.

Democrats need to reflexively stomp on this one, because it is so laughable.

They don't build new ones because it's a bad use of capital.

This epidemic differed from previous ones because it was caused by serogroup B strains in 1988 and 1989 and serogroup B and C strains in 1990.

"It's the first pole of this second part of my career, so it is the best one because it is the first one.

Three Colours: Blue is a strange one, because it is a survivor's story.