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The recent narrowing in the polls nationally reflects a further drop in support for the President among white voters.
The Bush administration's abridgment of privacy protections for medical records (front page, Aug. 10) reflects a further compromise of societal concerns with privacy.
To the extent that getting rid of the filibuster for some nominations reflects a further decline in the civility that was once thought to characterise the Senate the change is regrettable.
Mr Obama's response has been to make some appointments while the Senate is on holiday, which looks equally unconstitutional.To the extent that getting rid of the filibuster for some nominations reflects a further decline in the civility that was once thought to characterise the Senate, the change is regrettable.
The present work reflects a further refinement in this analytical description in that the melt layer, which underlies several previous studies and is likely to exist only at modest overpressures, is replaced by sublimation and pyrolysis at the material surface, followed by an attached gas flame that converts the unburned gaseous reactants to final products.
The estimated mean standing diversity at the 1-Ma-scale as depicted in Figure 2f reflects a further modification of the pattern of anomodont diversity throughout the Permian and Triassic.
Funds' taste for shorting makes them sweat most of all.A matter of opinionBut the suits reflect a further worry, about the use (or abuse) of opinion.
But if these similarities reflect a further similarity in, say, level of educational attainment, the overlap in high- and middle-income preferences may be relatively robust.
All the charges were specimens, reflecting five years of constant internet grooming and he asked for another four cases to be considered which reflected a further 460 known victims.
Sure, it's an aggressive thing, and is said to reflect a further evolution of Lexus' L-finesse design language that features on today's line-up.
And then in November, the company took a $1.37 billion after-tax non-cash impairment charge, partly to reflect a further decline in the value of its newspapers.
