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But absent a legislative record, he said, "anything that happens reflects even worse because there's nothing to balance it out".

In Mendelsohn's book, her heroine reflects, "Even before she understood what a heroine was, she knew that she wanted to be one".

But the fact that all the ballets were commissioned within the past three years reflects even better on the company's own creative health and on the nerve of its director Gary Harris.

Comparing to the classical linear heat equation, this equation, to a certain extent, reflects even more exactly physical reality [1, 2].

The live observation social network (Fig. 2c) reflects even greater complexity than expected with more involvement of EMS but more peripheral involvement of respiratory therapist, clerk and patient care assistant as expected.

The retention behaviour of NSAs sensitively reflects even minor changes in the ionic and hydrophobic interactions and can be useful for predicting the effects of the stationary phases in reversed-phase chromatography of polar and ionic compounds, both small ones and biopolymers, e.g., oligonucleotides.

4. Take time to reflect Even by taking just a few moments of quiet reflection whenever you can squeeze it in can lead to positive feelings and a calmer vibe.

The dark legacy of serfdom is reflected even today in the anemic state of Russian agriculture.

The restaurant will have an elaborate wine program, reflected even in the design, by David Rockwell.

That attitude was reflected even in some other quarters of the Chinese media.

They are choices ratified by plot, and by snappy, lighthearted dialogue, but reflected — even governed — by art and design.