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After Burslem Port Vale "beat Small Heath on Monday in more decided a fashion than did Liverpool", by five goals to nil, the poor form shown in the previous two matches by the forwards, and by Wheldon in particular, was much improved at Ardwick.

Because death from tuberculosis in particular was much commoner in hospital, this underestimates the survival probability in discharged patients.

Newspapers, in particular, were much more critical of Mr Thaksin than in the past.

The wines from van der Stel's Constantia Estate, in particular, were much admired.

The whiskered sea otters, in particular, are much admired, not least for their custom of cracking shellfish open on their bellies while floating on their backs.

She has kept in contact and tells me that the move has transformed their lives and her son in particular is much happier.

"The business climate in China and Asia in particular is much more buoyant at the moment than Europe, where project after project is being put on hold," Mr. Staff added.

Those in lower-income families, in particular, were much less likely to benefit from the act's requirement, the report found.

"Blair, and [foreign secretary Robin] Cook in particular, were much more forward and much more willing to take risks in the name of stability and morality than their predecessors had been," recalls a senior European diplomat.

The fences, Becher's Brook in particular, are much fairer and less demanding, and the safety of horses and riders is a primary concern before, during and after the race.

Computers in general, and software in particular, are much more difficult than other kinds of technology for most people to grok, and they overwhelm us with a sense of mystery.