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That surely reflects, partly, just how hard it is for tech companies to do business in China.

That the mid-term elections show only hints of it reflects partly the intrinsic difficulties of changing a political landscape, and partly Mr Bush's own record.

But his visit was also testimony to Turkey's strategic importance for the West as a whole.That reflects partly geography, partly geopolitics.

The problem, for now, is incoherence, not systematic persecution.Russia's difficulty in dealing with religious freedom reflects partly a dilemma about whether the country is a secular or a confessional state.

One neo-conservative believes it reflects partly a belief that shutting up makes life easier for Tony Blair, partly some diplomats' hostility to the administration's policies, partly orders from officials in Washington, including those in the National Security Council, to keep quiet.

This reflects partly the delay in labor market entry of younger cohorts, as these cohorts are more educated than the older one.

Some of the weakness today is likely to reflect partly erratic, reflecting in part an unwind in the food sector from Olympic-related activity (beer sales are sharply lower).

And yet the pace of phage genome characterization has slowed over the past three years, reflecting partly a need to transition from sequencing known and well-characterized bacteriophages to the isolation and comparative analysis of new isolates.

These sizable figures reflect partly the intensity of fan support in the relatively small basketball arenas.

The MkMB signature seems to reflect partly the complexity of the platelet function.

Although inflammation is involved in the initiation and progression of vascular calcification, inflammation and calcification may reflect partly independent processes.