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In some cases his credibility outweighed that of not only U.S. and United Nations diplomatic envoys but even the interim government of Prime Minister Ayād ʿAllāwī: his strong and moderating influence among the Iraqi populace as a whole earned him the respect of U.S. diplomats and Iraqi leaders, who deferred to many of his wishes.
"Can any condition of society be more desirable than this?" he opined about egalitarian America, and then did a little calculation showing that the overall happiness of Americans far outweighed that of the English, for whom "happiness is the lot of the aristocracy only".
Their combined firepower far outweighed that of Speedy, but Brenton turned his ship towards them, covering the escape of one of the merchantmen with his fire.
An additional analysis of the ARIC cohort found that the relative contribution of metabolic and demographic factors to HbA1c among black Americans far outweighed that of genetic ancestry (16).
However, their focus in your article should have outweighed that of fuel-cells.
In this case, the mechanical advantage of the long sledgehammer handle outweighed that of the vise screws.
It was likely that it was put to criminal ends, but the usefulness of the encryption technology it drew on far outweighed that abuse.
"That was an example where privacy heavily outweighed freedom of expression". He adds that any statutory involvement in this is the "thin end of the wedge" and "very very dangerous".
He was a political and historical figure and the need to accurately portray his legacy and prevent misleading hagiography easily outweighed precepts of death etiquette that prevail when a private person dies.
This outweighed fears that foreigners took jobs that might otherwise go to British workers, or that they changed the character and culture of local areas.
Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross also addressed those concerns in his announcement on Monday, saying other Western countries ask similar questions and that the "need for accurate citizenship data" outweighed fears of a lower response rate.
