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Florida State recovered from that loss and finished 10-4, anownow appear on the cusp of reestablishing its prominence of its glory days under Bobby Bowden.
Associated with the boom in asset prices and rising indebtedness was a related and pernicious macroeconomic imbalance: a persistent current-account deficit.A third reason why Britain looks worse off than other countries is the prominence of its financial sector.
True, Bordeaux, which tends to set the general tone of a European vintage because of the size and prominence of its output, is talking about a "winemaker's vintage" – a euphemism for "buyer beware".
She said she was attracted to Alternative for Germany because of the prominence of its founders, and because the current center-right government had put the country on a dangerous financial course.
Just up Route 6, the Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill, a school for visual arts and writing, has steadily expanded its offerings and the prominence of its artists in residence.
At public hearings, Verizon was asked to shave several inches from the width of the booths, scale back the prominence of its logo, and reshape the base with slenderer legs.
That budget's size reflects the prominence of some its performers.
Neuromorphic computing based on single-electron circuit technology is gaining prominence because of its massively increased computational efficiency and the increasing relevance of computer technology and nanotechnology [Likharev K, Mayr A, Muckra I, Türel Ö. CrossNets: High-performance neuromorphic architectures for CMOL circuits.
When the genre rose to prominence, one of its primary architects says the goal was simply to create some scares and some laughs. .
Due to a combination of the media's obsession with balance and the prominence of some of its members, the environmental movement has spent years debating this organisation and trying to understand its members.
Edinburgh also struggles because of the prominence of education in its economy, as full-time students, who form a significant proportion of the population, pay no council tax.
