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Profoundly re-imagining what a reformed EU might look like shouldn't just be left to David Cameron.

The development of the Cenozoic East African Rift System (EARS) profoundly re-shaped the landscape and significantly increased the amplitude of short-term environmental response to climate variation.

Giving back what they received or should have received while re-entering communities is profoundly meaningful to the re-entry CHWs.

And since House and especially Senate races – more than the president's own re-election bid – are profoundly partisan battles, the GOP's improved rating relative to the Democrats' could prove decisive, indeed.

The film is due out late September, but the trailers reveal that the movie will use comedy to explore a profoundly serious topic -- how to re-imagine retirement from a time of hobbies to a time of serious work.

Even so, with unemployment in Rhode Island above 9 percent, Mr. Chafee is now a profoundly unpopular governor, and his chances for re-election at this point seem slim.

Such animals display a severe muscular dystrophy and a profoundly impaired regenerative capacity that is restored by re-establishment of a functional basal lamina 39.

The recent conservative infatuation with the restoration of family values has certainly risen to reflect a profoundly felt human desire for a realigned awareness and re-connection with those things in life that really matter.

The all-party narrative of re-powering the UK with local gas is profoundly disempowering for those who have to deal with it up close.

The proposal would also profoundly change the workings of the City Council, whose members face re-election a year from November, and where party affiliation still affects how the speaker is chosen and how committee assignments are made.

Re "'What, Me Worry?,"' by Thomas L. Friedman (column, April 29): Mr. Friedman and Bill Gates are profoundly right.