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"Damsel" in general and "Nice Work" in particular extend an idea that was already a winner in "Top Hat": Astaire is the subversive American whose gunfire-like feet and jazzy rhythms undermine the well-ordered politeness of English high society.

Therefore, our results in particular extend most of the related existing literature from the continuous case to arbitrary time scale.

The work is based on our previous results that, in particular, extend the well-known Higuchi model.

To clarify the situation, we must develop the theory of the (bar{partial }) operator a little further, and in particular, extend it to a significantly larger subset of the space (L^2_{ p,q)}(Omega, e^{-varphi })).

What I mean is, in particular, extending the working time settlement period to 12 months and introducing flexible working time.

A tradition of Democratic governors in particular extends back to statehood in 1890, with more years under Democrats — including the current governor, Dave Freudenthal — than under Republicans, according to Phil Roberts, a professor of history at the University of Wyoming.

Later he'd reproduce the lines and colors and shapes with a firmly held pencil or marker in his own unsteady but accurate line, the copies always more capacious than the originals, the weather-pattern shapes, in particular, extending past the page: often he would attach several pages to one another with his masking tape, expanding the drawing surface as he went along.

In particular, extending a classical procedure for EC-spaces, ECP-spaces were recently proved to all be obtained by means of piecewise generalised derivatives.

In particular, extending "e-lio footnote http://www.technosens.fr/" devise, Cirdo aims to develop an audio/video-based system which makes it possible for elderly to live with a sufficient degree of autonomy.

This paper is a continuation of an earlier work Zou (2008) [18] of the author and, in particular, extends earlier results of Brezis and Nirenberg (1983) [3] for the semi-linear case of m= 2, and of Pucci and Serrin (1986) [12] for the quasi-linear case of m≠2.

The deal with Merlin in particular extends the monetization debate into the underground.