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Happily, Brighton is still relatively packed with record shops: it still has dance specialists and a store devoted entirely to punk, although more have vanished in recent years, among them indie stalwart Rounder and Borderline, once home to the city's best back-catalogue selection.

So tighten up your privacy settings; become an active user, rather than a lurker, and you'll maximise your chances of social media working for you Eighty per cent of the UK population live in towns and cities, yet the urban landscape accounts for just 6.8% of the UK's land area, so city-dwellers are, relatively speaking, packed together like sardines.

Fans began climbing over side fences into the relatively less packed adjoining pens to escape.

The sand has to be relatively densely packed, and the can must drop quickly.

By increasing molar concentration to 0.05 M, the size of Mn3O4 platelets increased and forms relatively closely packed structure as shown in Fig. 2b.

In each super cell (marked with the green bigger parallelogram), the four Pb atoms of the second Pb layer form a relatively close packed semi-cluster structure.

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Furthermore, Experiment 1b confirms that the search path followed in Experiment 1a was not a result of the relatively densely packed targets but holds over much more sparse target densities.

Inspection shows these interfaces to be relatively loosely packed.

In wild type, Lz-positive cells were relatively densely packed in the CZ of middle third-instar lymph glands.

However, its crystal structure reveals a relatively tightly packed active site, and mutagenesis analyses show that the enzyme is rather sensitive to mutations that might be expected to promote incorporation of alternative substrates (supplemental Figure 3 in SI).