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Coral and macroalgal cover presented a conspicuous contrasting pattern across exposed and sheltered sites.

In personal style, Mrs. Bush presents a less conspicuous target for criticism than Mrs. Clinton did.

The 15-member union and the United States have been striving to present a united front to start a new round of market-opening global trade talks.

The eclectic lineup was business as usual for Mr. Bragin, who, along with Walter Nick Durkacz, the club's longtime promoter, strives to present a worldwide spectrum of sounds.

She joins Current as it strives to present a more progressive alternative to MSNBC.

Moreover, epitopes restricted to MHC-II present a variable number of amino acids, and the structural patterns are not as conspicuous as in MHC-I epitopes.

In one aspect - state intervention and the conspicuous absence of social pacts - the Great Recession appears to present a political break with developments since the 1990s, however.

From the adolescent's point of view, striving for independence and self-management of the disease is known to present a considerable stress [ 25, 26].

Ramon noted that the academy strives to present an image of diversity, an image that could be jeopardized by a boycott.

He presents a fascinating dichotomy, at once striving to move beyond his origins and staying comfortably tethered to them.

The two books are much the same, presenting a fable of community, of West Belfast, of the republican striving.