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After all, Pakistan has rendered far more help to thye US during the last 62 years since independence.

But I think it is rendered far more likely by the power of our example and the strength of our engagement".

For its spring-summer collection, Mulberry introduced a slew of sporty denim pieces, including its signature Bayswater bag, which is now rendered far more affordable.

Some expect Mr. Reid to bring a bill to the floor that combines the straw purchasing measure with a background check component that either alienates many Republicans or is rendered far less potent.

Dean was the only one to accept; his campaign briefly hired a MoveOn employee who helped redesign and upgrade its Web site, which was rendered far more effective for organizing and fund-raising.

Although treading in an ethical minefield, the Nashs' actions are rendered far less explosive by the particular circumstances of their case: that their new son's tissue donation could be made through a non-invasive procedure, in no way endangering his life to save that of his sister.

However, I do believe that there is good economic rationale for increased spending to stimulate a stagnant economy, and that there are documented cases where social spending can render far more benefits to society than costs, in both an economic and compassionate sense.

The latter pathway, however, renders far less energy per molecule of glucose than respiration.

First, we restrict our study to leaf-specific genes rendering far fewer combinations than an unfiltered whole-genome study.

Yet while the denizens of that novel are constantly hopping on planes en route to their next far-flung location, the experience of air travel itself is rendered with far more detail and affection in Changing Places.

In the first novel the late Fred Marcellino rendered them far plumper, fluffier and more joyous.